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[QUOTE=Quagmire1974;1926825]Krezi,

Which hotels in Port-au-Prince are girl friendly? I have my eye on that new Marriott hotel that was recently completed.[/QUOTE]In the Marriott quality / price range Best Western and Kinam in petion-ville. Both have an underground parking with elevator straight up to the rooms so it is very discreet and reception was open to bringing the girls.

At the airport area there are less pricey hotels in the $60-$80 range that are decent (think Motel6 in Carolina) "La Maison" is very good and is directly across the smaller airport that has flights to the provinces.

And yea the $150 is crazy I guess its mostly drug dealers, politicians, and rich businessmen. Expat community is getting smaller and smaller I hear. Myself I prefer the Haitian girls anyhow.

[QUOTE=Krezi;1927287]In the Marriott quality / price range Best Western and Kinam in petion-ville. Both have an underground parking with elevator straight up to the rooms so it is very discreet and reception was open to bringing the girls.[/QUOTE]Thanks for that information. What about Karibe Hotel and NH Haiti El Rancho, are they girl friendly? And how does it work at New Quality Hotel? Do the girls have their own rooms there so that when they meet a client in the strip club, they can go to a room and conduct business?

[QUOTE=Quagmire1974;1929030]Thanks for that information. What about Karibe Hotel and NH Haiti El Rancho, are they girl friendly? And how does it work at New Quality Hotel? Do the girls have their own rooms there so that when they meet a client in the strip club, they can go to a room and conduct business?[/QUOTE]Karibe and El Rancho have the same problem of too much visibility of the entrance and access to the rooms so I personally never attempted it (I prefer a bit of discretion).

I forgot to add for New Quality Hotel. Its a 4 story building with a "basement".

-The basement is a bar / restaurant with pool table and private lounges.

-Ground floor has retail shops and a cinema.

-1st floor retail shops.

-2nd floor is the strip club.

-3rd floor is the hotel.

So yes you can take the girls from the club straight up stairs to the hotel rooms.

[QUOTE=Krezi;1929874]Karibe and El Rancho have the same problem of too much visibility of the entrance and access to the rooms so I personally never attempted it (I prefer a bit of discretion).

I forgot to add for New Quality Hotel. Its a 4 story building with a "basement".

-The basement is a bar / restaurant with pool table and private lounges.

-Ground floor has retail shops and a cinema.

-1st floor retail shops.

-2nd floor is the strip club.

-3rd floor is the hotel.

So yes you can take the girls from the club straight up stairs to the hotel rooms.[/QUOTE]Great information. Are the rooms at New Quality Hotel short time rooms (I. E, a few hours) or do they work like a regular hotel?

[QUOTE=Quagmire1974;1930524]Great information. Are the rooms at New Quality Hotel short time rooms (I. E, a few hours) or do they work like a regular hotel?[/QUOTE]Both short time and long.

[QUOTE=Krezi;1932226]Both short time and long.[/QUOTE]Appreciate all of your information, Krezi. Keep those reports and pictures on Petionville coming, please. I enjoyed Cap-Haitien a couple of years ago and am itching to get back to Haiti in the near future, hopefully early 2017. Beautiful girls all over Haiti with tight bodies and bubble butts.

[QUOTE=Quagmire1974;1932796]Appreciate all of your information, Krezi. Keep those reports and pictures on Petionville coming, please. I enjoyed Cap-Haitien a couple of years ago and am itching to get back to Haiti in the near future, hopefully early 2017. Beautiful girls all over Haiti with tight bodies and bubble butts.[/QUOTE]Bubble butt kept me warm during Hurricane Matthew. Superb half Haitian / Dominican covered in tattoos.

[QUOTE=Krezi;1955126]Bubble butt kept me warm during Hurricane Matthew. Superb half Haitian / Dominican covered in tattoos.[/QUOTE]Looks like a nice way to ride out the hurricane, Krezi!

I've seen the Hurricane Matthew pictures from Les Cayes and Jeremie. I'm very sorry and I hope Haiti is able to recover quickly from that disaster. Good luck with your presidential election in three weeks, too.

[QUOTE=Krezi;1955126]Bubble butt kept me warm during Hurricane Matthew. Superb half Haitian / Dominican covered in tattoos.[/QUOTE]Still keeping me warm. .

I'll be spending my first time in Haiti in a few weeks. Well what I meant to say is first time alone. I've spent a lot of time there since a couple days after the quake working at first with some NGOs and now doing some work with aquaculture and solar energy independently with some local groups. Never had the chance to get away alone though. I've seen plenty of opportunity. But no freedom to roam. The Haitians I am normally with won't let me out of their sight.

So, this time I am coming and headed to one of the resorts first and then back down to PV. I've been reading a bit here, and thanks for all the good info. I've also been active on FB, and have a pretty good tentative selection lined up. But we will see how that goes. I know PV will be a slam dunk, but not too sure about the resorts. The only question I would have in this post would be are there working girls around those places like the DR? I am sure I could pick something up at the bar.

One finding so far. I speak Kreyol very well with a limited vocab maybe mid grade school level. But, I can't get most of the ladies I talk to believe I am not Haitian. This has actually been a bit of a downfall. I've literally had some girls get pissed at me and accuse me of lying. For the ones I am still talking with. It took a video call. Crazy, but whatever.

I'll report back here after my trip. Wish I would have found this forum a little earlier because I would have tried to see if I could have combined forces with some of you who might be there now.

Thanks.