Clean room, Good location, every day in a front of your window there is a new cruise ship.
Breakfast is a problem... You have to wait for a meal(piece of bread or fruits) for a least a half of hour some times longer.. I think this is more or less good value for the money I paid because hotel is not very expensive..

Very very friendly staff and part owner i met.

I was satisfied. There was free high speed internet and the staff was always very willing to go the extra mile to make you comfortable. This is one of their best assets. The security guard was also absolutely the best I have met in any hotel in any part of the world.

Nitpicking, I would recommend that an ironing board and non-skid iron be provided in every room and the clothes closet be enclosed together with a few other minor issues.

The location is great and you can access a number of services very easily whatever your interest. I had a great view of the Caribbean sea and the cruise ships docking.

Meals were adequate and timely and I had no regrets staying there.

This was my first time staying at the Garraway Hotel. The rooms are comfortable and clean, and extremely spacious. The food at the Hotel is average, but alternative options are limited!

Fort George seems to have an extemely snooty approach toi visitor bookings so I may well continue with Garraway.

When will this country work out a solution that does not require that bloody trip through the rainforest to the other end of the island??!!

It's nothing fancy, but the Garraway has a great location right on the waterfront, the business center offers computer/internet use for free on weekdays, and the restaurant is decent (though service left a little to be desired, and the continental breakfast was overpriced). I'd say it's comparable to a chain hotel in the U.S. (Super 8, etc.) -- basic but clean. It was nice to have a mini-fridge in our room, and we liked watching the cruise ships come and go right outside our window.