Karibe Hotel

Not recommended for the price or the standard it claims to offer. The Karibe presents itself as a grand, high-end hotel with strict guest expectations, but the reality doesn’t match the image. Many areas feel worn and not well maintained, with large “no luggage here” signs that break the atmosphere. Loud lounge music from old speakers plays constantly, which adds to the sense of neglect. The real issue is the service. In good hotels, the staff makes the experience. Here, I felt unwelcome from check-in. Questions at the reception were met with short, dismissive answers, delivered with an attitude that made me feel more like an inconvenience than a guest. At breakfast, staff served themselves at the buffet before guests who were still waiting. This tone repeats itself in many small moments. I’m fully aware of the difficult context in Haiti, and I’m not judging the country. I’m judging the hotel against its own pricing and the standards it claims to uphold. And the mismatch is simply too big. If you impose a dress code, charge premium rates and market yourself as a grand hotel, the service needs to live up to that. Here, it doesn’t. Additional issues: unstable internet, no drinking-water dispensers, and very high prices (e.g. USD 6.30 for a Coke Light). For what it pretends to be, and for what it costs, I cannot recommend this hotel.

I did not visit the interior of this hotel, but this is where humanitarian flights land. It’s not very close to interesting sites but I have heard it’s a nice place to have a coffee and eat something. I cannot give much information on the rooms, from on the outside, the hotel looks like it could use some maintenance

"Karibe Hotel is one of the premier hotels in Haiti, located in Pétion-Ville, with a peaceful setting in Juvenat, slightly tucked away from the hustle. It stands out with its spacious courtyard filled with lush trees and plants, ample parking, conference rooms, two restaurants, a spa, swimming pool, tennis courts, and a rooftop bar that frequently hosts lively nightlife events. It's a perfect blend of comfort, luxury, and entertainment."

Quality, nice atmosphere, pleasant and very well located.

All i can say is that this place is freaking EXOTIC

Still one of the best hotels in PV. Can be complicated to get there sometimes. Great convention center. Food used to be better. Managed by one of the oldest hotel and restaurant management families in the country, eating there is always a great experience. Of course, prices are what they are in Haiti because of the situation so have your wallet or credit card replenished before.

No complaints. Room was clean, bed was comfortable. Bathroom was good. Food was seasoned but portions small, I had the steak and fries, steak was extremely tough, but it was so well seasoned I powered through.

A great hotel in Port au Prince. Rooms clean and well equipped. Internet strong. The only down side are the costs. Food and drinks are expensive - and not the best quality for the price. Food could definitely do with improving! Spa is a nice treat but again quite expensive.