Where to Stay in Georgetown
Best WiFi, coworking spaces, and long-stay neighborhoods
Best Neighborhoods for Digital Nomads
Ranked by relevance for digital nomads visiting Georgetown
Bel Air Park
LuxuryA more affluent and residential area with green spaces and larger homes.
- +Quieter and more peaceful than downtown
- +Safer feeling streets
- +Larger properties and more green space
- -Further from main tourist attractions
- -Fewer dining and entertainment options within walking distance
Downtown Georgetown
Mid-rangeThe historic heart of the city, buzzing with commerce, government, and colonial architecture.
- +Central location with most attractions nearby
- +Abundant dining and shopping options
- +Good access to public transport
- -Can be crowded and noisy
- -Some areas feel neglected
Kitty
BudgetA vibrant, mixed-use neighborhood with a mix of residential areas, local businesses, and nightlife.
- +Lively atmosphere with many bars and restaurants
- +Good for experiencing local life
- +Relatively affordable dining
- -Can be noisy, especially on weekends
- -Street conditions can be poor
- -Safety requires more vigilance
WiFi & Remote Work in Georgetown
Quality
good
Avg Speed
15-30 Mbps
Free WiFi
Hotels, some restaurants and cafes, shopping malls.
Coworking
Limited options; some hotels offer business centers. For dedicated spaces, look into options like 'The Innovation Hub' or inquire at larger corporate offices, daily cost typically 2000-5000 GYD.
Daily Budget (Budget)
GYD 15000/day
Hidden Gems in Georgetown
Lesser-known spots the locals love
St. Cuthbert's Mission
A vibrant indigenous Amerindian village offering a glimpse into traditional life, crafts, and culture. Visitors can interact with the community and learn about their heritage.
Water Street
This bustling street is lined with small eateries and vendors serving up authentic Guyanese street food. Sample local delicacies like roti, curry, and fresh juices for a true taste of the city.
2 areas to be cautious about
Read our full safety guide for Georgetown