Forget about reviews from before the earthquake - Ibo Lele may have been a grand hotel in former times and maybe one of the first secure places right after the earthquake but they let you pay for the old reputation and not for what they have to offer right now. I stayed in most of the hotels in Port au... More

I'm really not sure how to rate this hotel. After two weeks in rural Haiti it was great! But honestly it would be pretty mundane amenity wise compared to America. The hotel looked pretty nice. The architecture was beautiful and there was some great art work and it felt like the type of place that a 1950s James Bond film... More

Stayed here for two weeks in November. Rooms cleaned randomly, internet worked only occasionally. Tried the hotel restaurant only once then didn't return; fortunately had transportation to reach other options. The sports bar was good, however, and NFL games on weekends were a big plus. More

The only thing nice I found at Ibo Lele was the view of Port au Prince from the terrace. The room I've got was not really clean and the furniture in poor condition. It was very noisy especially around 2 or 3 in the morning when revelers leave the place during the week end. The food is quite expensive for... More

Ibolele is one of the few hotels people can stay in Port-au-Prince. So being very condescenting, the hotel is a place to stay. The safety feeling is due to the hotel location: isolated on the top of the mountain in Petionville. To go anywhere in the city takes over an hour. The hotel lacks managemenmt and hospitality expetise. The staff... More

I spent the best time while I was staying at the hotel ibo lele.it has an amazing swimming pool with the view of the capital.its the only hotel in the capital were you can be entertained whitout having to go somewhere else in this insecure country.They have the best sports bar in capital were u can watch any sports events... More

The hotel is located high above the city. It is great if you don't need to go into "town". To get to the airport and town expect a minimum 1 to1 1/2 hour trip. Also there is only one choice for meals, the hotel itself, unless you have reliable transportation. My room as dingy and shabbily furnished. It was literally... More

My company set up shop at this hotel after the devastating earthquake in January of 2010. Needless to say, there was a great deal of destruction all around Haiti, and it was helpful for us to have this place, a retreat, to return to at nights. The first few days after the earthqukae supplies and food were scarce throughout the... More

Have stayed at Ibolele Hotel during the month of November 09. Was most enjoyable stay. The general atmosphere is "safe at home". Liked it very much. The staff were so friendly and would do all efforts to make the stay enjoyable and relaxing. I have enjoyed mostly the meals taken at the terrace that overlooks PAP, specially at night. A... More