Auberge Fitz

Auberge Fitz is a small auberge-style guesthouse in Gonaives with a relaxed, garden-leaning vibe that feels more personal than a standard roadside hotel.

Photo of Auberge Fitz by Yorvens Louissaint on Google Maps

Warm, hands-on hosting: Guest feedback often highlights an owner-run feel, with staff who try to help visitors settle in and navigate Gonaives. The atmosphere tends to suit travelers who appreciate a simple place with a human touch.

On-site dining and local flavors: Auberge Fitz is associated with food service, and guest photos and comments point to Haitian-style meals and breakfast as part of the experience. For many stays, eating on property is a practical plus when you want an easy evening option.

Peaceful outdoor space: Reviews and traveler photos mention a landscaped garden, which can make downtime more pleasant than staying on a busy street. It’s a nice fit if you value a calmer setting after a day in town.

Base for quick local outings: The auberge sits in the Village des Dattes area of Gonaives, giving you a straightforward starting point for in-town errands and nearby restaurants such as Le Bigot Restaurant Bar Et Grill. It’s also a workable stopover for travelers moving through the Artibonite region.

Finding it may take effort: Guests note the location can be tricky to locate at first, so arrival may go smoother with clear directions arranged in advance.

In-room amenities can be limited: Some past feedback reports missing basics like hot water and a TV, so expectations should be set for a simpler, guesthouse-style setup.

Service consistency may vary: While many describe welcoming hosts, at least one review reports poor customer service, suggesting experiences can differ by timing and staffing.

Pros	Cons
Owner-run feel with a calmer garden setting	Can be hard to find on first arrival
On-site meals and Haitian breakfast mentioned by guests	Some reports of limited amenities (e.g., hot water/TV)