The hotel has a beautiful view and cocktail bar over looking the ocean. Love the size of the swimming pool. Food is not that great, but the cocktails makes up for it! The hotel is centrally located. More

Mont Joli is definitely one of the best choices for a stay in Cap Haitien. There are nicer resort-type places outside of town, but for business or a visit of Cap Haitien this hotel can be recommended. The rooms are large, clean and comfortable. The aircon is a bit old, but functions. Wifi access is problematic in the rooms and... More

i went there with my fiance for his birthday it was really nice for his first time in haiti he loved it the room had a nice view and was clean when we arrived the staff is nice and the place had a warm feeling to it we visited the palace and the citadele don't miss it !!! food was... More

Haiti – The Only 4th world country in the western Hemisphere Noted in the Press for Poverty, unsafe traveling conditions and earthquakes. Recognised by those who visit and work here as Warm, Hospitable, with friendly people who are enduring and outgoing with an unequalled sprit of perseverance. The Mont Joli Hotel – To the Visitor - A hidden oasis in... More

It's a good place to stay in Cap Haitien, one of the best in the town. More

Overall, I agree with the helpful and detailed review posted by ViajeroIndiana but would emphasize and slightly revise the comment at the end of that review: if you expect perfection and only like to stay in luxurious places -- then HAITI is probably not for you. Stay on your cruise ship and/or head for some touristy Caribbean beach resort on... More

I am a special events assistant for my university, and we recently held a large event in Cap-Haitien. We chose the Mont Joli as the location for all of our guests (we had approximately 50 people in our group that traveled to Haiti from the US) and as the site for a large reception. We could not have been more... More

Just returned from a 5-day trip in Haiti, during which I spent two nights in the Mont Joli. This is a very nice place to stay, and it's location really can't be beat. I was most impressed with the hotel's grounds and common spaces: the open-air lobby, the gardens, the upper and lower patio (with very nice pool), and the... More

We stayed there just for 1 night and moved to the Hotel Roi Christophe the next day. Our rooms was very BASIC and I suppose all of them were the same: furniture from the 70's, the curtains were worn-out by the sun, no bath mat and the water of the shower was so sparsly running, that you could hardly rinse... More