May 16, 2023
Cap-Haitien, Haiti - Residence Royale Hotel (+509-2230-1316) announces new booking availability for all its rooms, from its suite to its Deluxe queen and Deluxe double. The premium hotel is strategically located right at the heart of the city.

Cap-Haïtien, Haiti - May 16, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Following the announcement, tourists and locals can now book their stay with the hotel to experience Haitian beauty and culture without having to leave the northern port city. Cap-Haitien is a popular tourist destination known for its French colonial architecture and beautiful beaches.
More details can be found at https://www.residenceroyalehotel.com/
Guests at Residence Royale Hotel can now reserve rooms with views of the city or mountains. They will be provided with access to a pool bar, shared lounge and TV area, room service, daily housekeeping, room service, swimming pool, and WiFi at no cost.
The hotel partners with the New Look Rent-a-Car so that guests have a convenient option for their tours in the area. Guests can call ahead to book a car in advance or choose their preferred vehicle during their stay. As part of the New Look Rent-a-Car service, clients can pick from a wide selection of compact SUVs, such as the Nissan Patrol or the Toyota RAV4. All cars can be booked for a single day or as long as needed.
If guests prefer to spend their vacation inside the hotel, they are invited to dine at Residence Royale Hotel's restaurant, which offers diverse cuisine, ranging from Cajun and Creole to Caribbean, American, French, and BBQ. The in-house restaurant also provides a buffet, grill, and a la carte items. Custom orders may be requested for those who are vegetarian or vegan.
All rooms at the hotel can accommodate lone travelers, couples, as well as young families with children. Residence Royale Hotel may likewise house two additional guests per room for an additional cost.
A spokesperson for the hotel says, "Residence Royale Hotel prides itself on its family-friendly environment and amenities. We have many activities that your children may enjoy, and our suites will easily house families with children. The 24-hour front desk will be able to accommodate any needs while the diverse cuisine at our restaurant is great for adults and children alike."
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.residenceroyalehotel.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Edelin Pierre
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Organization: Residence Royale Hotel
Address: 240, Rue 29-B Prolongeée, Carénage, Cap-Haïtien, Nord Department 00000, Haiti
Phone: +509-34-45-4545
Website: https://www.residenceroyalehotel.com/
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