Charming place. A piece of history with great charm and an attentive staff. Very cozy.

The best part about this trip was the staff’s friendliness.

The layout of my first room was logistically unpleasant and forced me to change my room. I kept hitting my knee every time I passed the bed and only one outlet was available for use. My 2nd room was an esthetically lovely room (a surprise upgrade), but the exceptionally poor Wi-Fi connection, non-working TV, and lack of hot water ruined that ambiance. The historical features, in-house artistic events, and sweet/helpful staff members were helped improve my experience. Lastly, the location of the hotel was also perfect for historical and waterfall tours, nightlife, and boardwalk activities.

I really liked Hotel Florita! It’s a beautiful historic building so anticipate quaint features

We stayed here for one night based on seeing it on Chef Jose Andres' "Undiscovered Haiti" (a must watch if you are travelling to Haiti). It's an older building, beautifully preserved, with a large bar/ restaurant in the lobby where you can enjoy what we have heard on good (local) authority is the BEST rhum sour in the country. We stayed in the "old kitchen" room (one of the smaller rooms that has its own little courtyard (shared with other rooms, though we were the only guests) which was fairly basic but quite charming. Bed has a mosquito net and a fan. Hotel has a small courtyard where we parked our car during our stay. Breakfast was toast with butter/ mamba (the local spicy peanut butter - don't miss it!) and fresh fruit with great coffee (you can buy the coffee from the bar to bring home). A great base to explore the town.

Beautiful atmosphere. Friendly and helpful staff. Great value for the money.

Wonderful, historical hotel. It's near an excellent gallery and the beach promenade.

Classic hotel close to everything. Helpful staff and great food.

Our trip was good but the weather was hot and we did not have any Air Conditioning so me and my family were sweating throughout the whole night we had to move to a different hotel which we didn’t really want to but we had to. The food was good the coffee in the morning was great.

The young boy in the front desk is really friendly but after that they could do a lot better job in the place to keep it clean

You are looking for a typical old hotel. All right, this is the hotel for you. But you have to take the poor accommodations too. No clim, very little bathroom, not enough parking, and they could pay more attention to the maintenance of their accommodations (water running poorly in the shower, light on and off, …). If you have an appointment at about 9 o’clock in the morning, you’ll get some slices of bread with peanut butter and jam and some fruit, forget about juice and eggs. But, if you have time and you visit this hotel for diner, you’ll sit in a wonderful place with very nice art, … enjoy !

A charming and old (definitely old 😊) hotel that fit our needs very well. The house staff was very friendly, especially the bartender and the intern who was working evenings. The food was excellent and far better than any other food we had in the town.

Nice and charming old hotel. No room with a single bed, had to squeeze in between two large queen size canopy beds. Great location, walking distance from the boardwalk and the ocean. No air conditioning system, it was quite hot and the two fans couldn't bring any relief.

I just got back from Hotel Florita, what an incredible experience. That place is magic.The service is great especially the friendliness of their staff, they are very welcoming and accomodating. From the staff at the desk to the guys at the bar and the housekeeping ladies. Jean, the manager, always on site and always listening to make sure the experience is remarkable for the guests. I will also mention the great service and hospitality of Roody at reception, Beatrice and Dominique at the bar to name a few. Altogther a great experience. One can't say enough about the charm of that 19th century colonial building and how great the vibe is at that hotel. It's the '' Hangout'' place in Jacmel. I can't wait to go back.

Hotel Florida is beautiful and charming, but 80% of items listed on the menu were not available which was tough after a long drive.

The Florita is in a renovated historic old brick building with a lot of charm. The owner, who, like me grew up in Brooklyn, NY, lives in property, and is a very charming guy with tons of interesting stories. The food is excellent, and the Barbancourt rum drinks are exquisite. The staff is friendly & efficient and the rooms are super clean. The music in the lobby was an extra treat ... classical in the morning, jazz, blues, & reggae in the evening.

Since it is not possible to edit an existing review on Expedia I wanted to provided some updated information. I have been in contact with the hotel and Expedia. There was an error made in the descriptions of the rooms which has now been corrected. From what I can see the descriptions are now much more accurate. I'm sure you will enjoy your stay.

Authentic feel in a very cozy town

The staff and management were helpful with attention to every detail of my visit. The hotel is exquisite, and is centrally located in the art district of Jacmel. I was blown away by the warmth, kindness and generosity of the staff. A wonderful experience.

Beautiful hotel on a very quiet street in Jacmel. The staff is very attentive and personable. I would like to thank Serge for his friendliness. The rooms were all well decorated and relaxing.