Port-au-Prince

[La Isla]

The party is starting in PAP. A few of us will be down there for a couple of months. Please help! We can only do so many of these crazy Haitians chicks every day. We're outnumbered 100:1. Stop believing all the negative press about Haiti, get your shit together and come down while we are there.

[BruickLaddie]

Have never made it to Haiti. No firm plans, but would love to go. The women check all my boxes!

Anyways, saw this and thought it was relevant to many of the posts on this thread and might be of interest.

How the Red Cross Raised Half a Billion Dollars for Haiti *and Built Six Homes http://www.propublica.org/article/ho...-built-6-homes.

[Mopar Man]

This is my first night of a two month experience I will be taking in Haiti. This is my first time in Haiti; to reduce rookie mistakes right off the bat, I booked myself into a top hotel a few days until I adjust. I had a hotel shuttle meet me at the airport. I could use some help finding accommodations.

First off, I hope to meet the famous Bad Bear. I can see right off, there's so much booty, I think I may never leave. I'm off to get a lay of the landscape.

Good Day Slowalk.

Glad to see your post. The Haiti section needs more activity! I have spent quite a bit of time in the DR during the last three winters, and this past winter I made a brief trip into Cap Haitian to check things out.

I found the difficulty in obtaining information on, and finding, reasonably priced accommodation to be the biggest deterrent to spending more time there for me.

I enjoyed my trip to Cap and will likely return to Haiti again next winter while I am in the DR. I recently submitted a post in the Haiti, General Info section seeking advice and info on dealing with the accommodation challenges. Unfortunately it did not generate any comments.

For what it is worth, I stayed at the Imperial Hotel in Cap Haitian. It was very good, the room was fine and the staff were very friendly and helpful. It is a fairly large hotel, 40 to 50 rooms I'm guessing, and when I was there maybe 5 rooms were occupied. I.E. It was very quiet. The room rate was $79 usd per night. Yikes! LOL.

I enjoyed Cap, wandering around downtown in the day time was no problem. Everyone seemed friendly and helpful. I speak no Creole or French so my contact with the locals was limited LOL. The Imperial is a bit far from the downtown area so I did not venture out at night during my brief stay. And honestly, from my daytime explorations I was not seeing much of interest that would lure me downtown at night. There seemed to be a definite lack of bars of restaurants to haunt! While wandering around in the daytime seemed safe enough. I was travelling solo and am a older (63 yrs.) retired guy, so I use a fair bit of caution.

I have read up on your posts to Africa and found them to be very interesting and informative!! I am currently considering and researching a trip to East Africa for this winter. Uganda / Rwanda / Kenya & Tanzania?

OK Slowalk. I wish you all the best on your travels in Haiti! Two months is a good long stretch in such a small country. I hope you find time to post your experiences and thoughts along the way, I would follow them with interest. I wish I had more info of substance to offer you in the accommodation area. Sorry.

Cheers and all the best.

Dave

[Slowalk]

This is my first night of a two month experience I will be taking in Haiti. This is my first time in Haiti; to reduce rookie mistakes right off the bat, I booked myself into a top hotel a few days until I adjust. I had a hotel shuttle meet me at the airport. I could use some help finding accommodations.

First off, I hope to meet the famous Bad Bear. I can see right off, there's so much booty, I think I may never leave. I'm off to get a lay of the landscape.

[Krezi]

So a couple of my friends want to learn to swim and I'd prefer to teach them in a pool rather than the ocean. Anyone have a place that has a decent pool where you don't have to have a room to use the pool? Fat chance of not needing a room I know! I'd prefer something in Pville but am game for anywhere in PoP. If not I'll snoop around and find something.

Thanks in advance for any leads shared.

Most of the hotels you can get a day pass with food included ranging from $30 (Karibe) to $10 (Marcelin Inn. Downtown rue capois, very safe and closed off neighborhood. They actually do swimming lessons there.).

Other than that is spending a weekend at the hotels in the provinces Jacmel and Cap Haitian.

[Cammack]

So a couple of my friends want to learn to swim and I'd prefer to teach them in a pool rather than the ocean. Anyone have a place that has a decent pool where you don't have to have a room to use the pool? Fat chance of not needing a room I know! I'd prefer something in Pville but am game for anywhere in PoP. If not I'll snoop around and find something.

Thanks in advance for any leads shared.

[BootyLover]

I want to list another hotel separately so it is easier to find for people in the thread when listed separately. The see. Jean Hotel is on the bottom end of Avenue John Brown which goes to Pville but once higher up the mountain is known as Avenue Panamerican. Anyhow. The see. Jean is 1,000 gds for a little while in an A / see room. Decent place but no hot water. Not as private as some as it is right on the main drag. I think a room without a / see is something like 700 gds. Pretty easy to find this place.

There are always cheaper options, but please use your common sense when selecting a place.

[DelBosque]

Nice info about ' little while ' places Cammack, but.

Why did you not take the girls to your hotel? Problem?

I come to PaP in 10 days!

[Mats Naslund]

I want to list another hotel separately so it is easier to find for people in the thread when listed separately. The see. Jean Hotel is on the bottom end of Avenue John Brown which goes to Pville but once higher up the mountain is known as Avenue Panamerican. Anyhow. The see. Jean is 1,000 gds for a little while in an A / see room. Decent place but no hot water. Not as private as some as it is right on the main drag. I think a room without a / see is something like 700 gds. Pretty easy to find this place.

Thanks 4 the info Cammack. Will be in Haiti in less than a month thanks to great prices with Spirit (less than 400 dollars departing from PBG / NY). My dilemma is either stay in the Pville jungle or.

Relax in the Fermathe neighborhood where it seems there is a nice hotel. For us of Haitian descent the question is never if we will bang non pros but how many. The diaspora effect. Planning to.

Spend a couple days in Cap Haitian as well to do the touristy Citadelle sightseeing etc. DR is also a possibility as am getting really intrigued with the so said beauty of the Santiago girls LOL.

[Cammack]

I want to list another hotel separately so it is easier to find for people in the thread when listed separately. The see. Jean Hotel is on the bottom end of Avenue John Brown which goes to Pville but once higher up the mountain is known as Avenue Panamerican. Anyhow. The see. Jean is 1,000 gds for a little while in an A / see room. Decent place but no hot water. Not as private as some as it is right on the main drag. I think a room without a / see is something like 700 gds. Pretty easy to find this place.

[Cammack]

Chatted with a girl the other day who introduced to me to a bar / restaurant / nightclub / hotel on Delmas 33 called the Rendevous 33. Excellent place with walled and guarded parking behind the place off of Delmas 33. We didn't check out the eats or drinks but when we left there was a live band playing that sounded pretty decent. Rooms were 1,125 gourdes for "a little while" as they call it. Not sure the exact time frame but we spent 2 plus hours messing up the sheets. Might be a little more money but was decent place. Had A / see and a hot shower. Interestingly enough the rooms were named, "satisfaction," "sensual," etc.

Right across the street from the parking lot is a public park. Would be interesting to pass by there someday and see who a guy could visit with.

Keep it safe out there!

[Krezi]

Loving Haiti with the crop of girls. Met these two at Jetset and have been having a wild time with them. One is apparently a lesbian, the other just does it for fun.

Apparently there is a new bar / gogo joint / strip club near the street market in PV. I am planning to check it out this weekend. It is not Sax, JS, Saphyr, or the one near Sogebank.

[Cammack]

I'd say Cayes Jacmel is the place to go. A 2+ hour drive though. But not sure you can beat the beach there and there are lots of girls around who are game to play. There are decent hotels in Jacmel or right in Cayes. I've never done the beaches outside of Carrefour but there are lots of advertising for them. If you're game to drive try Port Salut. Awesome beach there too. Enjoy!

Cam

[RacShack]

Awesome I'll check hotel out, so I take it it's girl friendly, and walking distant to Barack, jet set? I really appreciate any more info you may think is helpful, thanks again!

Also would want a beach for a few days while their, any safe beach town with girls, how far from city?

[RacShack]

100% Petion- Ville has the range from SWs to high end girls just looking for a good time. Best Western would be ideal, they have a bar with a decent crowd every night. Then you can get to Barak or Jetset for pure mongering.

I am still seeing the same girl I met at Barak 6 months ago because she is literally the most insane girl in bed I have ever met.

Awesome I'll check hotel out, so I take it it's girl friendly, and walking distant to Barack, jet set? I really appreciate any more info you may think is helpful, thanks again!