The people working at the hotel were welcoming and helpful. The room and bathroom are plain but clean and the room was airconditioned and had a TV set with satellite reception. The restaurant was very good and inexpensive. Definitely enjoyed my Presidente beer after a dusty day. Some rooms have very nice views over the city and out to the... More

It is clear that, under the circumstances, one cannot expect the same standards of hotels in Port-au-Prince as in many other countries. Further, the greatly increased presence of international humanitarian and development workers in the country has clearly driven up prices in the city. With that in mind, my stay at the Prince Hotel was OK overall. The hotel certainly... More

This place was too good, i had to write a review on it! Our family truly enjoyed the stay here to the fullest! The service was upto the mark and food was also something to talk about. We will always cherish this experience we had at Port-au-Prince More

Surprisingly, hotel was almost full...bad start when the reception had no dollar or gourde change for $20 to pay the taxi, had to give the driver a $10 tip for a $30 charge...wi-fi didn't work for almost the entire 4 days i was there...repeated power stoppages practically meant no a/c at night...food barely edible, extremely overpriced (1 two inch burned... More

Comfortable, welcoming, safe and clean -- not to mention being a real bargain. We stayed twice, coming and going to Jacmel, for a total of six nights. The staff was helpful and friendly, the food was excellent for Haiti (unless you want to pay really high prices even by U.S. standards) and the neighborhood was great -- good places to... More

The staff is so friendly! The food is incredible! This is a fabulous boutique hotel that makes you feel more at home than larger, more expensive hotels. I felt like royalty and was very pleased with the service and accomodations. More

It was a real eye-opening experience.You never realize how we as Americans take advantage of our way of living.They had hardly no plumbing or electricity.But yet and still,they survive.The people are very passionate.They treated me like royalty.I didnt expect to enjoy myself with the media here telling us not to go because of the kidnappings,murderings,raping and robbing.I was terrified at... More

I have just returned from a week at Prince Hotel at Port-au-Prince, and is a very good hotel, has a very good service and all the empolyees are very kind and hard workers. The restorant, is small but the food is good, they have a nice pool where one can have a really good time. I recomend Prince Hotel. Is... More

We stayed one night, booked here because the usual properties in Petionville (Montana, Creole, Kinam, El Rancho) were full due to an international meeting. I was apprehensive because there had been a well-publicized recent increase in PaP kidnappings and carjackings, and the Pacot neighborhood (closer to downtown than Petionville) was an unknown to me. Furthenore, I had never heard of... More