I stayed at this little hotel twice while traveling on business to Haiti. The hotel is beautiful and tranquil. The entryway leads to a lovely sitting area with open archways looking onto the grounds and pool area of the hotel. The rooms are very comfortable and immaculate. The hotel also feels very safe and secure.

One of the things I enjoyed most about this hotel was the breakfast served each day by the pool under the almond trees.

There are also a series of decks which you can sit on and look out onto Port-au-Prince. It's also a perfect place to watch the sun set!

The restaurant also serves excellent food at all hours of the day. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Haiti.

The room was clean and the front desk staff was always friendly and helpful. Cinemax and all major U.S. stations are included. Service at the restaurant was always quick and my order never took longer than 10 minutes. I paid $108 per night and there is a good chance I will stay here again.

This is a very comfortable and relaxing place in the hills of Petionville, and is certainly one of the finer hotels in the country. The rooms are clean and well appointed, the Internet works, the pool is inviting and the restaurant is entirely adequate. While somewhat isolated, it's also within reasonable walking distance of a relatively safe and interesting part of the city.
Some aspects of staying here -- like noisy room air conditioners -- will not meet with your approval if you're expecting a typical upscale hotel experience. But trust me, if you're picky about little details you shouldn't go anywhere near Port-au-Prince in the first place. Haiti is a beautiful, fascinating and very difficult place to visit. The Villa Creole will be the easy part.

The Hotel I stayed in was terrible the room i was in was 32 with torn wallpaper and no air conditioning the room service was alright eventhough one of the people was rude and tacky