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title: "Haiti (Bradt Travel Guide) Paperback – February 19, 2013"
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# Haiti (Bradt Travel Guide) Paperback – February 19, 2013

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Must-have book for all Tourists to Haiti
*by M***N on June 30, 2015*

Being the only travel book on Haiti this is a must-have for anyone visiting the country. It is compact, yet full of helpful information. Clammer has a refreshing, positive view of Haiti and is eager to introduce others to this unique and interesting country. Be sure to read his sections on La Citadelle and the National Museum before you visit. We found that these descriptions were sometimes more helpful than the trained guides. As with all travel books, prices and a few other small things are out of date. That said, we found that the hotel ranges were sometimes a bit off - plenty of the "$$$" hotels had rooms in the $85-100 range (which is average for hotels in Haiti - limited competition and expensive utilities --> high prices), so don't be afraid to check out hotels that seem to be above your price range. Keep in mind, too, that Haiti is very much a developing country and you should, in general, keep your expectations for accommodation and facilities low. Clammer at times oversells some of the "must-see" sights in the book and, given how challenging transportation can be in the country, we were glad that we did not go terribly out of our way to see some of the places he covers (our two-week trip took us to Cap-Haitien, Montouis, Jacmel, and Port-au-Prince). All-in-all I was really impressed with this guide. It covered the practical basics and provided a terrific history and general overview of the country which made for enjoyable - and often entertaining - reading both before leaving and in-country.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I feel like this book was not budget oriented for a couple ...
*by C***Y on July 4, 2014*

Well there is a lot to say. Today I got back from haiti trying out this book. I feel like this book was not budget oriented for a couple of reasons and thats why I gave it 4 stars.1. prices were not listed2. the shoestring budget hotels were listed >50 dollars3. many options were not listedI can understand why the author did what he did, he wanted travelers to help the economy of haiti and also knew that hotel prices fluctuate rapidly in haiti.Also I felt like the city to city bus transportation sections lacked content in terms cities that were not les cayes, cap haiten, gonaives, jacamel, and port au prince.the greatest part of the book was the economic, historical, and political excerpts that were quite fascinating. The sections on currency were immensely helpful as well.the hotel descriptions were quite good too-Thank you Paul Clammer, sorry I couldn't give it 5 stars.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you only read one book on Haiti
*by P***L on February 28, 2013*

...this must be it!Clammer has written the most well-balanced assessment of Haiti as a place to visit and not just a place to do "charity work". Not only that, but he asks the hard questions like, what makes you think that you can do a better job than the Haitians (with nearly 75% formal unemployment)?The only thing I would have liked to see changed, would be more color photos. Or more photos for that matter. The book reads like one of Uncle John's Bathroom Readers, with short essays on a wide range of areas. Not only does Clammer give an extremely thorough and accurate review of places to visit in Haiti, including places to stay and where to shop, but he also gives us a lot of interesting history and fun facts on the country. It is clear that Clammer loves Haiti and wants to see the country's success. I've learned more about Haiti in this one book than in any other single book I've read to date.I'll be going to do an immersion program with the Academy of Haitian Language and Culture, May 2013, and will bring this book for my own reference as well as for others to look at. [...]

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