Haiti

I was last there in Dec/Jan. I can get you in touch with people who were there in August.
A good hotel that is inexpensive is Wall’s International Guesthouse in Delmas. Good food,
good people. Gabrielle is great and knows everyone. You should be able to talk to Gaby
and get a fixer. Maybe Despagne would do it, assuming he has the time. He’d do it cheaply.

If you want to stay with the journos, go to the Hotel Oloffson. It’s more expensive but
it’s the in place to be in PAP. You will certainly by able to find a fixer there.

Get ready for a wild ride man! :)

I can get you the contact info in a bit.

-nick

Thank’s Nick. I really apreciate the info. Coud you send it to: contact@hugoinfante.cl

Thank’s

Hugo,

The St. Joseph’s Home for Boys has a guest house, and the capacity for about 36 guests. When I was in Haiti, their rate was $25/day, which included breakfast and dinner. There’s a place to lock up valuables, a laundry service 3x a week, and they can help you find a fixer. There’s a fan, running water and ample electricity thanks to the solar panels on the roof. Good people….

Their international number is 011-509-257-4237 or email sjfamily@pobox.com

-m

Thank’s Melissa. Cool tips.

Hugo:

Norwich Mission House in Petionville: It’s a very
comfortably furnished house with constant supply of water and
electricity down the hill from the Petionville market, and off of
Delmas 84. They charge $30 per night, with breakfast and dinner
included. There is an armed night guard who will open the door for you
so you don’t have to worry about disturbing anyone.

You can email Matt Marek, the director of the mission, at
matt@haitianministries.org.

Let me know if you need other contacts…

Gigi

A word to the wise:  JUST be VERY careful there. 

 

Glen

when you’ll be here, just give me a call, I am a photographer and I have several friends who do fixing jobs. I’ll also give you some useful tips,
513 5860 (directly from haiti)
Roberto

Thank you, Roberto. I will give you a call. Now, I trying to get a free ride there with the chilean army, Cheers.