Topic: Hotels In Haiti (
Post your comment)
Here are the latest comments from our readers about
Hotels In Haiti.
Read them all and submit your own comments
by Haititravelblog.com on 2/9
Le Lambi is Beach Hotel, Le lambi is night Club, and Le Lambi is a restaurant, situated near Carrefour at Mariani, Haiti.
Le Lambi is one of the most famous place in haiti when it comes to entertainment.
It is said that Le Lambi was known in Haiti as a place to eat lots of Haitian conch (Lambi) and have sex Dominican women.
Haitians believe that lambi is an aphrodisiac, they believe that when you eat lanbi it increases your sexual desire.
Le Lambi was popular in Haiti because the local fishermen in the area used to sell their catch of lambi right on the side of the road as a FRITAY with a very spicy Haitian coleslaw called PIKLIZ.
Being that this area in Mariani Haiti had many night clubs like Cassablanca, Copa Cabana, Fiesta, and the famous "Kay Gros Manman", it is believe that every where you saw a 7-Up sign in mariani, you would find Dominican women there, including Le Lambi night club in Mariani.
Have you ever been to Le Lambi beach Hotel in Haiti?
Do you have any Le Lambi stories of your own?
Post your Le Lambi beach Hotel Review here
(Reply)
by f. Jacobs, replying to Haititravelblog.com on 21-Sep-10 06:53 PM
Le Lambi has been closed since the quake.
We have Hope Alive! Clinic Ministries in Mariani and when we bring medical teams in country, this is where we stayed.
It is a 20 minute walk from Le Lambi to the clinic.(We have had 4 teams in since the quake, and stayed in different hotels.)
Staff are nice, keep an eye on your valuables.
(We had a camera stolen from the restaurant last year).
And be sure to order Lambi at the eatery a day before hand. You can still call out for the Lambi boat for fresh Lambi.If you notice a nice shower head in the bath, it is from one of our team members who installed a dozen ofthem.
No Dominican "ladies" we have ever seen there since 1998. Cola is cold. Salute!
(Reply)
by janjan, replying to Haititravelblog.com on 16-Mar-10 01:16 PM
"Being that this area in Mariani Haiti had many night clubs like Cassablanca, Copa Cabana, Fiesta, and the famous "Kay Gros Manman", it is believe that every where you saw a 7-Up sign in mariani, you would find Dominican women there, including Le Lambi night club in Mariani"
Either you don't know the "area", or you don't know what you're talking about.
I'll be back to school you later.
I grew up in the "area"....
(Reply)
by pat, replying to zouti on 16-Mar-10 11:40 AM
hahahahahaha, that is too funny....
(Reply)
by Haiti Hotel Reviews on 2/9
Kinam Resort Hotel in Haiti located in the center square of Petion-Ville's old Town, tucked into a mountainside high above Port-Au-Prince at Place St. Pierre, Petion-Ville, Haiti.
The Kinam Hotel is a remodeled Victorian Gingerbread-style mansion with thirty-six charming rooms, four luxury master suites and modern amenities with special Haitian touches throughout.
All rooms are attractively decorated, spotlessly clean, air conditioned, and equipped with color TV, telephones with local and international access.
Centrally located, the Hotel is walking minutes from Haiti's most prestigious Art Galleries, (Gallerie Marassa, Monin and Nadère), shops, fine restaurants, bars, casinos and nightlife activities.
Here is what one person said about Kinam Hotel in Haiti:
"I can't think of any downside to this hotel.
Great location, great price, great facilities (both rooms and common areas), and great service.
Have stayed in some of PAP's more expensive options (such as the Montana) and actually preferred the Kinam."
Have you ever been to Kinam Hotel in Haiti?
Post your Hotel Kinam Hotel Review here
(Reply)
by haiti Visitor, replying to Haiti Hotel Reviews on 09-Feb-09 04:23 PM
Kinam Hotel Also known as Hotel Ritz Kinam, I also know of a Ritz Kinam 2, perhaps there are two of them.
Anyway, I've been to Ritz Kinam 2 in Haiti not as a guest of the hotel but I have attented a wedding there and many events.
I love the way the turn the Ritz Kinam outdoor swimming pool into a dance floor.
Truely amazing
(Reply)
by Haiti Hotel Reviews on 2/9
Ibo Lele Hotel is located in Route des Nimes, Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Here is what one person said about Ibo Lele Hotel in Haiti:
"I have stayed at the ibo lele hotel and enjoyed it so much the view is faboulous.
The pool terrace and the food is magic.
loved it, and will recomend to anyone."
Liked — the overlooking view of petionville and port au prince
Have you ever been to Ibo Lele Hotel in Haiti?
Post your Hotel Ibo Lele Hotel Review here
(Reply)
by rebecca, replying to Haiti Hotel Reviews on 17-Jan-10 10:54 AM
I am glad to see that IBO LELE hotel and beach did not lose from thier beuty.
I was there in 1979 .Loved this place and always wanted to come back.
Can somebody tell me if the place was affected by the earthquake ?
(Reply)
by Haiti Hotel Reviews on 2/9
Abaka Bay Resort Hotel Haiti is located right on the beach on the island of Ile a Vache, Haiti.
With sugar fine sand, crystal clear waters and no automobiles Abaka Bay Resort is an exquisite paradise.
Very exclusive and secluded, we pay attention to the smallest of details! Abaka Bay Resort truly is the lost pearl of the Antilles.
The views and accommodations are unparalleled including many amenities.
Renowned for our cuisine, the 3 buffet meals at Abaka Bay Resort will please the pickiest eaters.
Here is what one person said about Abaka Bay Resort Hotel in Haiti:
"This place could have been considered the best getaway place you can find in Haiti.
it is a secluded island, it has one of the best beaches I' ve seen, and......
well, that's about it. After 3 days/2 nights, what I remember most is the food that was far below expectations, and the hefty bill I got at the end of the stay.
Instead of a buffet, what we got (lunch and dinner) was simply a 3 course meal cooked for a large number of people.
Not more than 3 or 4 dishes (meat or fish, salad, veggies, and something like grilled macaroni to accompany), and the portions were restricted! Not what you expect to find on an island resort.
They definitely need to hire a better cook so they can vary their menu, and stock up on seafood, especially since there's a fishermen village nearby.
The rooms were nice by Haiti standards: large bed, a/c, fan. You need to be fit because of they are at the top of a long staircase.
From the top you have a great view of the ocean, which is nice to look at when you wake up in the morning.
Besides a walk around the island, there were no activities.
Except for the night before our departure, there was some music and dance.
I think the owners could improve things by organizing tours inside the island (that fishermen's village for example).
Last but not least, the boat ride to and from the island can be of concern to some people.
The boat was a bit too small in my opinion, and due to the fact that the waters can get quite rough quickly, they should invest in something larger.
Charging us separately for the boat ride was not very cool either, even if you consider the high price of fuel. If there's a charge, it should be included in the cost of the room, period.
To conclude, if you want some place to escape from everything, go there.
If you simply want to enjoy a nice stay at the beach, there are many other places that offer the same, much cheaper."
Have you ever been to Abaka Bay Resort Hotel in Haiti?
Post your Abaka Bay Resort Hotel Review here
(Reply)
by Haiti Hotel Reviews on 2/9
Mont Joli Hotel Haiti is located in Cap-Haitien, Haiti
Here is what one person said about Mont Joli Hotel Hotel in Haiti:
"birds eye view, and rhum punches to boot! As a frequent visitor to O'Cap, I loved nothing more than to relax along the pool at the Joli, rum punch in hand. The staff is courteous and outgoing.
Nicholas, the owner was always on hand buying rounds of drinks and encouraging guests to come with him to the local hang out, Lakay (which sadly burned down since I was last there).
Someone looking for the best hotel in the north, they will stay, or at least have dinner, at the Mont Joli. "
Have you ever been to Mont Joli Hotel Hotel in Haiti?
Post your Hotel Mont Joli Hotel Hotel Review here
(Reply)
by Haiti Hotel Reviews on 2/9
IBO Beach Club and Resort Hotel Haiti is located in Cacique Island, Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Here is what one person said about IBO Beach Hotel in Haiti:
"I stayed at the Ibo Beach Club and Resort once about five yers ago. There are not a lot of tourists that go to that part of Haiti, so beach privacy with your companion is plentiful; furthermore, nudity is permitted.
The food was great and always fresh, some of the best rum drinks that I have ever had in Haiti were at this place.
Also, lobster was pulled fresh from the waters and prepared to order.
I highly recommend this place as a relaxing resort to stay at in Haiti.
However, this resort is north of the capital, Port-au-Prince, by about 45 to 60 minutes, with being in Haiti not the best of roads.
Therefore, shopping may not be the best here, so if you are spending a week in Haiti, maybe five nights here and one or two in the capital."
JAMES DALPHONSE-ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO
Have you ever been to IBO Beach Club and Resort Hotel in Haiti?
Post your IBO Beach Hotel Review here
(Reply)
by Haiti Hotel Reviews on 2/9
El Rancho Hotel Haiti is located in Impasse des Hotels, Petion-Ville, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Here is what one person said about El Rancho Hotel in Haiti:
"My wife and I stayed at the El Rancho several times from 2001 to 2003. We found the hotel to be a very nice place to stay. The rooms were clean and very well furnished.
The food was great, the staff very nice and professional.
We only had one problem, on our third stay, a room a/c went out and they gave us a new room. There is a small casino there, a very large pool with a bridge over it, and a swim up bar.
The only problem is one that is found in all the hotels in Haiti.
That is that after the bar closes at about 2:00/am the are no drinks, soft or other wise, until the restaurant re-opens at about 7:00/am. So, buy a small styrofoam cooler, stock up and get some ice from the bar before they close.
that is if you're like me and wake up thirsty at night.
I suggested to the staff that they get a soda machine.
They said they would look into it. But the only machine I've seen in the whole country was at the airport."
Have you ever been to El Rancho Hotel in Haiti?
Post your El Rancho Hotel Review here
(Reply)
by Haiti Hotel Reviews on 2/9
Moulin Sur Mer Resort Hotel Haiti is a beachfront Hotel built around a mid-18th Century Sugar Cane Plantation dating from 1750 located in Route Nationale No. 1, Km 77, Cote des Arcadins, Montrouis, Haiti
Here is what one person said about Moulin Sur Mer Hotel in Haiti:
"I have been to Moulin at least 7 times.
Every time I come to Haiti to do mission work, our last day is spent relaxing at Moulin.
The beach, the pool, the food, all the ammenities makes it very relaxing for us after we have spent at least a week in a small village working with the Haitian people.
Moulin has great staff and will do anything for you.
The prices are great and I can't imagine coming to Haiti and not making Moulin my last stop. We even took a group of youth there this year and they loved it!"
Have you ever been to Moulin Sur Mer Resort Hotel in Haiti?
Post your Moulin Sur Mer Hotel Review here
(Reply)
by Haiti Hotel Reviews on 2/9
Hotel Ermitage de Pandiassou is located in Pandiassou, near Hinche, Haiti.
Pandiassou comes from spanish "Pan Y Asucar" meaning bread and sugar.
Pandiassou is a small town not far from Hinche en route to Maissade and the last place in Haiti you would expect to find a Hotel.
"Hotel Ermitage de Pandiassou" has become a secret getaway in Haiti's Central Plateau.
The Hotel Ermitage de Pandiassou is a new Hotel, inaugurated in March 11 2007, and tourist atraction in the Pandiassou area.
Hotel Ermitage de Pandiasso has a bout 15 spacious rooms, in a very calm country atmosphere, and with all the conforts of a the city (Electrity, TV, Internet Access, cold and hot water, etc...
)
We have not been able to find any reviews about Hotel Ermitage de Pandiassou in Haiti.
Have you ever been to Hotel Ermitage de Pandiassou in Haiti?
Post your Hotel Ermitage de Pandiassou Review here
(Reply)
by alex Jeanmary, replying to Haiti Hotel Reviews on 15-Feb-11 11:26 PM
hermitage hotel is one of the top hotel in Haiti.
It is located in southwest of Hinche, Haiti.
It is surrounded with a beautiful lake. if you need more information email me at alex.jeanmary at yahoo.com
(Reply)
by c Luallin, replying to Haiti Hotel Reviews on 03-Sep-10 10:59 PM
I recently stayed at L'Hermitage in Pandiassou.
It blew me away! The setting was beautiful, serene and lush. My room was spacious and had 3 fans, which made up for the lack of A/C. The bathroom was huge, and the tub / shower was tiled.
Each room has a private balcony.
The hotel itself is gorgeous, with marble floors and balconies on both the first and second level.
A restaurant is just a short walk up the hill. I never expected to find a hotel like this in Haiti.
It is definitely secluded.
If you are looking for peace and quiet, this is the place.
(Reply)
by Haiti Hotel Reviews on 2/9
Maguana Hotel Haiti is located in Hinche, Haiti right near the guayamounco river.
The Maguana Hotel is surrunouded by trees and situated in a very quiet part of the city of Hinche Haiti.
We have not been able to find any reviews about Maguana hotel in Haiti.
Have you ever been to Maguana Hotel in Haiti?
Post your Maguana Hotel Review here
(Reply)
by mojo, replying to Haiti Hotel Reviews on 14-Apr-10 04:09 PM
"Swimming Pool", previously filled with no doubt infectious River Guayamounco water, only a brown puddle since corpse of a hotel guest found at the bottom of "pool" several months ago....
(Reply)
by cluade, replying to mojo on 23-Jan-11 12:36 AM
A place where you can read news, chat, watch movies, listen to radio and more.
(Reply)
by gros Gigit, replying to belet Beauplan on 24-Dec-11 08:52 AM
je trouve cette déclaration très exagérée sinon c'est manquer d égard aux importants efforts fournis par le Docteur Kiss avec l Ermitage ou à Joanas Gay avec Wozo Plaza Hotel.
Pour. Pour ma part mon experience hoteliere la plus catastrophique dans le Plateau a eu lei à Maguana Hotal
(Reply)
< Previous Topic Next 10 Comments >
View all Topics | View All Messages < Previous Topic | Next Topic >
