great service, wonderful staff, terrific beach -- and excellent food -- the road to the hotel is a mess -- but that is not unusual in Haiti!

I finished up a mission trip to Haiti with a week of relaxation and rest at Cormier Plage. I almost had the beach to myself and the view was absolutely beautiful. The food and service was great. It was a little difficult to get the waiter to understand "I want ice tea." The weather was divine and the rooms very comfortable. I would love to go back again.

My husband and I just got back from Cap Haitian and we stayed at Cormier Plage.We had a lovely vacation.Food and service were great.We had a clean and comfortable room with ocean view and beach was nice and clean.Hotel is lushed in beautiful vegetation (plants and flowers)and in a very secured environment.We had a wonderful time! Thank you to Jean Bernard(director) and all employes.We will definately go back.

Adventurors from Canada

Myself, husband, 2 children, and cousins (who live in Haiti )decided to spend 1 night here after learning about it's reputation through word of mouth of being one of the best hotels in Cap Haitian(It was so nice we ended up staying 2 nights). I have to say I was truly impressed with the resort. It was much like a tropical paradise with a beautiful clear beach and calm waters. The waters had a strong sea smell but we got used to it. We were maybe 1 of only 3 rooms booked at the property so it felt like we were staying at a relative's mansion. Very personal and quaint. The check in reception personal took the time to show us several rooms to choose from. The grounds were lush with tropical greenery and that's when I knew right away this was a property that was well taken cared of.

Rooms: We chose a large 2 room suite which was perfect in giving my husband and I complete privacy from our 2 kids, ages 12 and 17. The rooms were simple in decor, all white, with a very tropical feel, large beautiful colorful paintings of the sea on the walls. It was a refreshing change from the dreary looking Mont Joulie Hotel we stayed at in Cap Haitian the night prior. My husband did not appreciate the rooms as much and enjoys the more modern hotel style rooms with t.v.s and all the newer furniture and modern conveniences, but I'm more of a minimalist and felt the rooms beautifully matched the theme of the resort and the island as a whole.

Dining: The room rates included breakfast and dinner and I have to say I was more than satisfied with the quality and value. Where else can you get a nice sized fresh lobster grilled or in a savory butter sauce every night included in a rate you would be lucky to find for a simple room in the states. My daughter and I agreed it was the best lobster we ever had. My hubby enjoyed the fresh grilled snapper which we witnessed brought by the local fisherman right off the beach. The service is very, very slow and overly formal. This probably reflects a french style of service since the owners of this quaint resort are frenchmen. They should consider changing this style of service for who wants to wait 20 minutes for a second glass of water during dinner. Either way, the wait staff were freindly and acommodating.
Breakfast was great with island style fresh fruit and fruit juice. Overall good food but wished they had some more traditional Haitain cuisine to choose from. I love Haitian food!
Activites: We tried to head to Labadee beach Friday morning but found out it was open to the public on Saturday and Sunday only and we were heading out that Saturday.Maybe next time. We spent our time snorkeling off the beach and saw some small fish and sea urchins but nothing spectacular.
I would definitely return to this tropical paradise but instead fly directly to Cap Haitian and forgo that horrible 7 hour drive from Port-au-Prince. Still well worth the trip!