Lakou Lakay Milot Guesthouse

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• Mozelet Dieuveuil

  29 March 2018

  Un endroit présentable, très amusant, vous pouvez vous divertir dans toute son intégralité

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• Ignace Fortunat

  11 February 2018

  Place is still under construction but it's very nice and relaxing. The food served is upon request and I approve anyone staying

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• Camila Goiriena

  09 December 2017

  Es un lugar hermoso para aprender sobre haiti y su historia, es casi como estar en casa

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• Rose Etienne

  01 August 2017

  Je ne peux pas vous aider car je n'ai pas les réponses de vos questions j'ai eu la chance de voir l'extérieur depuis plus de 4 ans cette partie était très attrayante mais je ne sais rien de l'intérieur de ce bâtiment.A dire vraie je ne suis pas une personne qui pourrait vous aider par ce que (je ne sors pas facilement )je n'arrive pas à vous donner les informations désirées.Merci de faire choix de moi.

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• Steve Latham

  27 June 2017

  The hospitality (and food) more than make up for the unfinished buildings, intermittent electricity and dogs barking all night. In fact, those things just added to the charm 😊

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• James Obarowski

  25 April 2017

  Everything a guesthouse experience should be; Maurice and his nieces are wonderful hosts, showing us the quotidien life around town, organizing reliable guides to visit the citadel, and making sure we felt at home. Perched onteh hillside in this lush valley, with views of the Palais Sans Soucis (and occasionally, when the clouds clear, the Citadel) this is a magical place. It is perpetually half finished but don't let that put you off - there is nowhere else I would stay to visit Milot.

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• Boukan Guinguette

  25 April 2017

  Une rencontre riche en histoire et en humanité ! A ne pas manquer à Milot

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• Joshua Tintner

  25 April 2017

  My one night stay was a rare experience where the service is so warm and intimate as to verge on friendship. The food (Dinner, breakfast and lunch) was a discovery of new tastes, each delicious. But the highlight was discussing Haiti's histories and stories with Morris, whose knowledge was matched by his warmth and charisma. Guests should be prepared for a rustic experience as the infrastructure needs some finishing and electricity is unreliable, but the location (down the road from Sans Souci) and experience were first rate.

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• Jeni Walters

  24 April 2017

  An enchanting escape in the hills before the Sans-Souci Palace and the Citadel - with lovely hosts and excellent food. Have been several times and always warmly welcomed. Great stop to enjoy the morning serenity before taking in the history of the region. A rustic setup, electricity is patchy so expect a candle lit dinner of fresh Haitian creole dishes and a quiet evening of Prestige and Rhum on the terrace. And if you are lucky Maurice will be in town and will join you to regale with some insights into the local history.
  A lovely family and always a lovely stay!

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