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Cara Lodge
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Cara Lodge is the perfect hotel for
those who want to soak up Guyanese heritage and culture. One of the
oldest wooden buildings in Georgetown, it has in just 6 years become the
best known hotel in the country.
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Cara Lodge was built in the 1840s and originally consisted
of two houses. It has a long and romantic history associated with it and
was the home of the first Lord Mayor of Georgetown. Over the years it has hosted
many dignitaries including Edward VII who stayed at the house in 1923 and
planted the sapodilla tree in the front garden, to mark the occasion. He
was, of course, later to abdicate and marry the American Wallis Simpson.
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Other dignitaries have included
President Jimmy Carter in 1996 and HRH Prince Charles in April 2000.
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In recent years the home has become a
unique hotel that offers all the tradition and nostalgia of a time gone
by, complete with all the comfort and services of the most modern of
hotels, all in the most congenial family atmosphere. Our restaurant, The
Bottle Restaurant, is known as the best in the capital and is open for
lunch and dinner daily except Sunday |
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Cara Lodge is the perfect location
for the vacationer wishing to experience a taste of Guyana's past, as
well as for the business person who requires today's services in a
comfortable and unique place to stay.
Superior Rooms include High Speed
Internet Access, DVD Player, bathrobes and superior toiletries.
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| Rates 2008 |
Single |
Double |
Triple |
| Standard Room |
US$ 128.00 |
US$ 140.00 |
US$ 163.00 |
| Superior Room |
US$ 145.00 |
US$ 157.00 |
US$ 180.00 |
| The Taitt Suites |
US$ 203.00 |
US$ 215.00 |
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All rates are per room
per night and are inclusive of taxes and service.
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