Scopri il tuo soggiorno a Milot

In primo luogo, tutti devono smettere di assumere che le realtà sono simili in tutto il mondo; lo sforzo, le spese e gli investimenti che i proprietari devono avere in Haiti non sono gli stessi di Spagna o Canada; le cose sono difficili, e questo è stato detto, sono molto felice della mia scelta. E' tanto più bello stare a Milot che a Cap Haiti (che può essere visitato facilmente in qualsiasi momento). Non riuscivo a trovare niente che sembrasse affidabile sotto i 100 dollari della città, ma ho trovato La Belle Maison e ha un tasso di circa 60 dollari. Incluso un buon colazione. E anche Milot è un bellissimo, sicuro e pittoresco villaggio vicino a ciò che la maggior parte dei turisti cercano qui: il cittadele. L'alloggio era umile ma piacevole, ho dormito bene, aveva Wi-Fi, e buona comunicazione in spagnolo. Doccia accettabile. Buona cena (ma non varia) per cena. Consiglio di Erick, il proprietario, che, sebbene non sia fisicamente presente, è sempre lì per voi via Internet. Grande ospite! Mi piaceva il mio soggiorno qui.

Stayed two nights. The hotel is located up an extremely steep hill. The road is narrow with sharp turns. The location is reasonably quiet, although there is no soundproofing. Beautiful view from the garden. My experience was mixed. The hotel provides airport transfers for USD 30 each way, which is very expensive for a distance of 4.6 km. I was picked up at the airport and, upon arrival at the hotel at 11:00, they gave me early check-in at no additional cost, which was greatly appreciated. The standard room I had booked was up on flight of stairs. It was clean, although fairly basic and dated. The A/C wasn't working (which had been communicated in advance), but the room had a ceiling fan and a portable fan, so it was ok. The bed was on the soft side but overall passable. There was a decently lit desk area. Sufficient number of power outlets. The bathroom was quite dated. The sink had a very loose faucet, and the shower was handheld only. There was plenty of hot water with good water pressure. There were several power outages every day, lasting from seconds to a few minutes. Almost every one of those resulted in the wifi not working for at least 30 minutes. Breakfast was included but portions were meager and service extremely slow. The first day it took almost an hour to get fruit and pancakes, even though the restaurant was nearly empty. The next day I told them I was heading to the airport and asked for the quickest breakfast item they had on the menu. Even though it wasn't busy at all, it still took over 40 minutes to get three pieces of fruit, bread (not even toasted) and jam; coffee was cold. The hotel restaurant also serves lunch and dinner, but options are limited; if you have special dietary requirements, you definitely need to order in advance. The restaurant staff seems to have a ”couldn't care less” attitude. There are no other restaurants in the immediate proximity of the hotel. The front desk staff is generally helpful. They set up a private tour for me to visit Citadelle Laferriere and Palais Sans Souci (~ 4.5 hours, USD 160) - not cheap, but it worked out well. A word of warning about transfers to the airport booked through the hotel. I had booked my ride 3 hours before my flight, earlier than the hotel recommended. However the driver didn't show up on time, and we left the hotel 15 min late. Due to the rain, there was a major traffic jam with bumper-to-bumper traffic. In order to make my flight, I ended up getting off the car half way to the airport and getting on a mototaxi (with all my belongings, suitcase included).