The grounds are lovely and private with a fantastic swimming pool. The rooms are over priced at $120/ night and he phones never worked and internet about 3 hrs out of the 3 days I was there. Very safe, nice staff, Places clean, but while the dining room is lovely, the service was slow, meaning 1.5 hrs to wait to get a few salads. The breakfast was simple but good. Bread was excellent. I would stay here again, but hope the prices go down as for the room, not worth the money.Close to town and lots of places for dancing and dining.

My best friend booked this hotel for her wedding and we had an amazing time! The hotel is very nice, beautiful garden, a nice pool and the rooms were great. I honestly didn't expect it to be this nice. We needed a pair of earrings super fast and the receptionist graciously gave hers up. I wasn't happy about the breakfast presentation, we ordered a fruit platter for the bride and were given about 10 little pieces of sliced fruits. The reception was held at the hotel and the catering team did a great job overall. Parking is tight! they should really think about about extending. I would definitely recommend this hotel if you're ever in Haiti!

First time in Cap. I had heard better things about other hotels in the area but the conference I was attending was being held at the Roi Christophe so for convenience I stayed there. The service in the restaurant/bar was a little slow but otherwise I was thoroughly impressed. Room was huge and beautiful with Haitian art in the bedroom and a modern bathroom. Had consistent hot water and inconsistent Internet, which is still better than most places in Haiti. Housekeeping lady went out of her way to get me fresh towels, conference room was nice and food in the restaurant was pretty good. I'll be back!

The hotel as recently completed a new block of rooms, which are absolutely beautiful. They also have the old rooms, which are in need of updating. If you are there on vacation, ask for a new, beautiful room. If you are there on business, ask for one of the old rooms (the wireless internet is strongest in the old block on the main building).

One thing to avoid, unless you just want a place to sleep, is the old house (converted to separate rooms) at the front of the property. At night, there are often parties going on until the early hours in the street in front, which you can hear from anywhere within the old house. There is also zero internet reception there, so staying in and doing work is not an option.

The food is not bad, if they have it (which is a common issue just about everywhere in Haiti at one point or another). Drink prices are reasonable for a hotel.

The grounds are beautiful, including the old wells that now are home to billions of mosquitoes (so take bug spray).

I would stay here again, but conditionally.