THE East Bank Demerara corridor is slated for further transformation with the intended establishment of a spanking new four-star hotel along Red Road at Providence, just between Qualfon Guyana and Texila American University.
The 125-room Hyatt Place Hotel, according to a project summary issued on Tuesday, is estimated to cost some US$32.2 million (almost G$6.8 billion).
With a projected 36-month timeline, construction of the hotel is expected to commence shortly after today’s sod-turning ceremony, and is projected to be up and running by 2024.
The hotel will be targeting the needs of Guyana’s middle to upper-class corporate clientele and value-conscious business and leisure travellers.
Situated on a five-acre parcel of land, the hotel is poised to feature standard amenities such as different guest room options that are friendly to persons with disabilities; guest laundry and room services; meeting rooms, a restaurant, bar and social lounge, as well as a fitness centre and pool.
The 125-room Hyatt Place Hotel, according to a project summary issued on Tuesday, is estimated to cost some US$32.2 million (almost G$6.8 billion).
With a projected 36-month timeline, construction of the hotel is expected to commence shortly after today’s sod-turning ceremony, and is projected to be up and running by 2024.
The hotel will be targeting the needs of Guyana’s middle to upper-class corporate clientele and value-conscious business and leisure travellers.
Situated on a five-acre parcel of land, the hotel is poised to feature standard amenities such as different guest room options that are friendly to persons with disabilities; guest laundry and room services; meeting rooms, a restaurant, bar and social lounge, as well as a fitness centre and pool.