had to pay 16 cents (0.16USD) while being charged 160usd !!! First shock since the lady at the front desk told me the fan in the room should be fixed right away while the concierge told me they need to send it to the repair...oh, and there was only one light, the room was so dark! I had to insist... More

For one of the nicest hotels in the area, I was disappointed. The rooms are dated and simple things like even light bulbs don't seem to be replaced regularly (they had to put in two new ones in my room). The rooms are very 'beachy' which in my opinion means there is a grunge factor but the linens didn't seem... More

Pros: The restaurant is superb (excellent service) and food is good. The view from the room (my only picture posted here) was nice and the room was large. Cons: The lady in reception (and manager I'm guessing - if not owner) was very dismissive of her clients. (i.e.- While entering the lobby upon my arrival, I heard a client asking... More

I was in Cap Haitian as part of a missions trip from our church. The hotel,Mont Joli, was our last night, stay before returning to the States. Having stayed the past 6 nights at hostels and missions, this was a very different type of accommodation. The rooms actually had air-conditioning and a full- service restaurant on site. The food was... More

Mont Joli sits on a hillside overlooking the port of Cap Haitian. It is an attractive hotel that is well situated with easy access to the city. The pool was great. We were well pleased with our visit, although the rooms did seem a little expensive for Haiti at $150 a night.

I have stayed at the Mon Joli hotel in Cap Haitian, Haiti many times over the last ten years while visiting Haiti as a physician. it is a haven of quiet, clean, safety in an otherwise chaotic city. The staff speak English, the rooms are clean and air conditioned, the food is excellent and reasonably safe though I would never... More

I spent a week here with a group of 30. About 1/3 of us had no A/C. The power went off a few times per day. The shower dribbled warm water. My room had one working light bulb in the room, and one in the bath. We only got filtered water in our room about every 3rd day. We had... More

I've stayed at the Mont Joli several times and have found it to be a decent hotel. You do need to realize you are staying in a 3rd world country - the electricity and A/C are on first thing in the morning and then after 4-5 pm; they are turned off during the main part of the day, but all... More

I hadn't stayed at Mont Joli for years as it had become somewhat run down but I decided to give them another chance and I'm glad I did. The hotel itself is very peaceful and is away from the noise and traffic in town. It sits on a hillside and overlooks the ocean and city. I was happy to see... More