Hilton expands into Guyana with dual hotel signing
These properties, managed by Hilton and owned by Assets Group, will feature a total of 411 rooms and be part of a mixed-use complex in Georgetown
Hilton has announced the signing of its first hotels in Guyana, introducing Hilton Georgetown and DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Georgetown. These properties, managed by Hilton and owned by Assets Group, will feature a total of 411 rooms and be part of a mixed-use complex in Georgetown.
Gary Steffen, Global Category Head, Full-Service Brands, Hilton, stated, "We are proud to bring the flagship Hilton Hotels & Resorts brand, which continues to set the standard for travel, and the renowned DoubleTree by Hilton tradition of warm welcomes and upscale comfort to Guyana."
The hotels are strategically located downtown, near key amenities and attractions. Hilton Georgetown will provide 253 rooms, a lobby bar, a restaurant, and an outdoor pool, while DoubleTree Suites will offer 158 suites. Both establishments aim to enhance the hospitality offerings in Guyana, which is seen as a growing tourism destination.
Moutaz Al Khayyat, chairman, Assets Group, stated, “We believe in investing in Guyana, a country poised for significant growth and a promising future in tourism and hospitality. Our choice to debut in this emerging market reflects our commitment to investing in high-potential destinations and our confidence in Guyana's trajectory. These properties are meticulously designed to offer a diversity of high-end experiences.”
The hotels will also include shared spaces and a member-only Social Club, equipped with wellness and recreational amenities, a conference centre, and various dining options.
Juan Corvinos, senior vice president, development, architecture, design and construction, Caribbean and Latin America region, Hilton, commented, “We are thrilled to further our partnership with Assets Group, broadening our combined portfolio from the Middle East and Asia to the Caribbean and Latin America with our planned debut in Guyana. Guyana is an important regional business hub and a promising tourism destination, and we are excited to join forces with Assets Group once again to celebrate this impressive project and significant milestone in Hilton’s continued rapid expansion.”
Hilton's entry into Guyana reflects the company's broader expansion strategy in the Caribbean and Latin America, where it plans to enter new markets and expand its brand portfolio in the coming years.
