Wahoo Bay was a nice place to stay in Haiti. If you have been to Haiti before you know that they don't have electricity all the time, however the hotel has a generator so most of the time you have electricity and water. They do have a period of time where they let it shut off around 10am - 3pm, but it was ok because that was when we were out of our room for the most part. It was nice to come back to air conditioning in the evening. The staff was very friendly and accomodating, and the food was great. We love Haiti and I am sure we will be back to stay at this hotel again some time!

This is a nice little family owned resort that could be so much more.
Went there last year for new years 2004, I must admit it was during a difficult time. But for 200US a night I think they could have done more for their customers. I called in advance and made reservations; once we got to the resort the staff had no clue of it and refused to give us rooms even if there were a lot of rooms available. If it wasn’t for one of my friends who knew the kids owners, we probably wouldn’t have been able to get one. Other than that the food was good but they could have had the washrooms and bedroom a bit cleaner. My only real problem with the hotel was the administration. And customer service which is key in the resort business.

Wahoo Bay is a touch of home in a land that is not-at-all like home, for most coming from America. The staff is accommodating. There are reasonable prices. Amenities have improved each year I have been there for the last decade. The beach is beautiful and refreshing. It is a great retreat for Christian teams before, during, or after their missions in Haiti.

Wasn't bad, but I did see some rats. Other than that it was ok.