Travellers interested in exploring the rich cultural history of the French-Creole Caribbean nation of Haiti are being wooed by one of its distinguished hotels, the 60-year-old Le Plaza.
Located in the capital, Port-au-Prince, the Le Plaza Hotel, a boutique 95-room property, wants travellers in North America, Europe and beyond to experience the diverse offerings of the country which, along with the Dominican Republic, is part of the island of Hispaniola.
“We are increasing our marketing activity to show travellers what makes us unique and special in the Caribbean,” said Marc Pierre-Louis, the hotel’s general manager.
The family-run hotel offers comfort and convenience with an outdoor pool, fitness room, business center and internet access in all rooms and public areas.
“Le Plaza is continually revitalising our hospitality product and experience to showcase our rich history and culture, including the incredible artistic repertoire of the Haitian people,” Pierre-Louis added.
The hotel is just a few minutes’ drive from the iconic Mupanah (Musée du Panthéon National Haïtien), the National Museum of Art and Marché de Fer, a public market dating back to 1889.
In addition to learning about Haiti’s history, visitors can get a taste of authentic Haitian Creole cuisine at Le Plaza. “We offer a holistic travel experience and we look forward to welcoming many more travellers from around the world, including members of our vast Haitian Diaspora,” Pierre-Louis added.
