Our home is the perfect place to begin your exploration of Jacmel, Haiti. With our home in the center of town, you can easily visit the many beaches, historical sites, natural wonders and famous art district via walking and public transportation. The 3rd floor guest apartment is accessible by 2 flights of stairs. The private apartment can accommodate up to 6 people on 2 double beds and a twin bed. With Spartan decor, locked doors and ample storage space guests will enjoy an accommodating that boasts simplicity and comfort. Fresh linen are delivered upon request. Solar powered electricity and ample fans. Basic continental breakfast is included. Additional meals with drinks (authentic Haitian meals) can be included for $10 USD per person per meal. Additional toiletries available for purchase. Guest have access to  -private bathroom -one kitchen with a gas stove fully stocked with pans and with utensils and seasonings. -front or back balcony -living room with a big speaker that is AUX capable (bring your own cord... I lost mine lol) -outdoor space with potted plants. -limited parking space on an incline My name is Phara. I'm the offsite co-owner and property manager. I am very accessible via social media apps, email and telephone. I love Jacmel and would love to help you plan your stay and can help you build an fun and authentic itinerary. My parents, Gigi and Tison, live on the property in the back room on the second floor. They are US citizens returning home to their native land. They are super chill and very open to questions and will bring you coffee and bread in the mornings. However, they are not your typical nosy old couple and will stick to their own business during the day. If you're the extra cool type, they might let you taste some of their awesome cooking. Gigi and Tison's home is located in Arrondissement de Jacmel, Sud-Est,Haiti. Sheltered by a beautiful 3km-wide bay, the old port of Jacmel is one of the most friendly and tranquil towns in Haiti, and host to one of its best Carnivals. Part of Jacmel’s charm lies in its old town center, full of mansions and merchants’ warehouses with a late-Victorian grace poking out from behind the wrought-iron balconies and peeling facades. Although some of Jacmel's historic buildings were damaged in the earthquake, the town has received a facelift in recent years, including the installation of innumerable urban mosaics, the most impressive of which are displayed along the new, kilometer-long beachfront boardwalk, Promenade du Bord de Mer, which buzzes with activity day and night. The town is also the undisputed handicrafts capital of Haiti, with dozens of workshops producing hand-painted souvenirs, from wall decorations to elaborate papier-mâché masks produced for the Carnival festivities. Public transportation is readily available. There are set routes/prices but they are not posted. Feel free to ask Gigi and Tison for guidance so you don't get scammed by crazy prices. Jacmel is very walk-able. The motorists on the road don't follow basic pedestrian courtesy so stick to the side of road and you'll be fine. If you want private a private car and driver ask me or my parents. We can help with arrangements for a very reasonable fee.