I was recently in Haiti on a needs assessment trip on May 2, 2010. I usually stay at Auberge when I visit Haiti. I have stayed there with family and friends. After the quake it was great to see that the hotel was working to its fullest capacity. The service was great as usual, the food was delicious, the rooms are clean and the staff is quite welcoming. There is a pool table great for recreation. If you are in Port-au-Prince you should stay at Auberge du Quebec.

Was in Jacmel doing relief work for two weeks and leaving out of P-au-P early on a Friday, necessitating a place to stay on Thursday night. Not wanting to leave things to chance in an earthquake-torn city, I booked my night at this hotel before I left. On the plus side, it was a welcome change from sleeping in a tent for two weeks. They have a pool and a nice cabana-style bar. On the negative side, they are nowhere near the airport. While they have a PO Box in Port-au-Prince, they are actually located about 35 minutes away by mototaxi in Carrefour. The food service is exceedingly slow (48 minutes for eggs and hashbrowns) but this is the norm throughout the country, and not necessarily reflective of this particular hotel. I felt it was a good value, just not as convenient as I would have liked. If you reserve via email, be sure to have a copy of the reservation and quoted price handy when you check in - I was quoted $60 in email, but when I showed up they wanted to charge me $115. However, there was no problem with honoring the quoted price once I provided a copy of it.

security is tight with shotgun toting uniformed guards patrolling the premises;
chicken and fries is safe; food service is slow but what else do you have to do? Have another Presidente...
full of relief workers, makes for interesting environment
no hot water (at least in my experience) but that's not critical; clean, no evidence of earthquake damage, pictures give accurate representation

I spent my July 4th Vacation there, the place was clean, the food was excellent and the service was great. I will choose that hotel. Except I w hope they repair the street that leads to the hotel.Definitely I would recommend my friend to Auberge du Quebec