Filthy, rickety, overpriced hotel, surly, unhelpful management, extortionate restaurant and bar: Avoid at all cost! Agree with poster HaitiPI, rain comes into rooms when it rains so watch any electronic equipment. Check the bill carefully, as management often charge twice for food and drinks purchased at the bar and paid for in cash. Stay at the Villa Creole or Kinam... more

OK, OK, I have heard the reviews. "You HAVE to Stay There", "Richard Morse is Wonderful", "Read THE COMEDIANS, you'll see". OK, since 1991, I have spent a few hundred nights House is old and the Rooms are Dumps, Yes, but they could at least throw in a cheap TV, sheets, and towels. I used to enjoy Thursdays with RAM,... more

I stayed at Hotel Oloffson for a night before I headed off to Cap-Haitien. If they put this hotel in New York it would be called a dump. That being said Hotel Oloffson is in Port-Au-Prince and is anything but a dump. This hotel has charm and character. Like a previous post states this is not a modern hotel by... more

This place was once a great hotel of PAP, but has seen better days. It is literally falling apart. My room leaked when it rained. Service is very poor. Food is pretty good. It is historical but in very poor condition and would not recommend. more

No this is not Club Med, but if you want a unique experience the Hotel Oloffson has it. I went with a group of people in February of 2007 and throughly enjoyed my stay. The food was good, the room was clean, and the service was above average. The owner of the Hotel, Richard Morse, is an absolute sweet heart... more

I am a young lady (26 yrs of age)of Trinidad and Tobago. This was my first visit to Haiti travelling alone. I had a really long day of travelling and the hotel was booked in advance in case I had missed my flight to my destination by a lady Jacqueline, who was trying to help me out whilst I was... more

I booked the Oloffson through Yahoo Travel and was charged in advance for the room; however, when I arrived at the hotel they had no record of either the reservation or the payment, so after some arguing I had to pay again. Our room was missing a window, so mosquitos poured in. I woke up with 8 mosquito bites on... more

I went to the Oloffson on Thursday so I could take in the voudou rhythm of RAM. I stayed with friends in the Graham Greene suite which was big enough for a large family. There was a large verranda with wicker like furniture and the room had a small area to entertain friends. Even though the hotel is in the... more

This hotel is an experience, not just a place to stay. If you are going to be picky and obsessive about service, cleanliness, upkeep, etc. then you shouldn't stay here (and probably you should not go to Haiti). The Oloffson is not a prepackaged place designed by formula to make you forget where you are. If you are interested in... more