This is an old hotel little changed since its inception. Two rows of two rooms on two stories face each other across a wide entry of grass with walkways ending at the reception. Everything is old and tired: the bar is old, the pool is old and the dining area is old. The beach is small and the food is... more

First off by letting me say the hotel has some of the nicest grounds, very well maintained and lush. The beach is the best part, narrow beach but very quaint. cristal clear water with very little waves, has a nice swim out floating dock about 40yards out. Rooms are decent nothing too impressive could use updating and a good cleaning.... more

We really wanted to love this hotel. The grounds are beautiful. We booked on the telephone and weren't surprised when the desk couldn't find our reservation (this is Haiti, after all). Next the desk clerk claimed she had no idea where the "simple" rooms were, as if the only guests she dealt with regularly stayed in the more expensive rooms.... more

Love this place. Would love to go back. more

This is the pearl hidden in a tough oyster! Enough said. more

Stayed at Moulin Sur Mer on my last day of a mission trip also. There were 12 of us guys and we had completed a roof on a church building in Akakia(spelling), just south about an hour from Moulin. We stayed in PAP for the week but went to Moulin Sur Mer, people were great food was great, had air... more

I have been to Moulin at least 7 times. Every time I come to Haiti to do mission work, our last day is spent relaxing at Moulin. The beach, the pool, the food, all the ammenities makes it very relaxing for us after we have spent at least a week in a small village working with the Haitian people. Moulin... more