I stayed at the Oloffson last Nov. 02. If you are looking for luxury, Haiti will be alll wrong for you. The hotel is comfortable and Richard, the owmer was friendly and very helpful to me. The food at the restaurant was very good. My purpose in Haiti is to find artists. Alix Toyo is available to serve as a... more

This Hotel is a trash pit. The owner, Richard Morse, does not keep the place up, and the prices will continue to fluctuate while you are staying there. The staff will accept payments of cash for bar and food purchases and then charge your room again, which leads to serious discrepancies at check-out time, my suggestion do not stay here.... more

hey i think the good of that hotel is that they have that special of the real haiti like they keep it real with that voodoo magic stuff and people from all over are interesting on that voodoo stuff so with there voodoo magic i think the hotel won a score just by having that difference from the other ones.I... more

I was extremely disappointed with the hotel. The room was not as advertised. I had to ask for a television. The airconditioning was broken and was't going to be fixed for three days due to the Easter holiday. I would not have minded not having AC, but the mosquitoes were bad and the hotel did not have mosquitoe netting over... more

Picture a gingerbread house on a hill in a tropical land. Imagine entering the circle drive and looking towards the center of the courtyard. There your eyes will see a fountain surrounded by wild turkeys. If you look a bit farther you will see the infamous pool (read Graham Greene's The Comedians) As you pass the Vodou statues on the... more