Visiting Champ de Mars & Le Plaza Hotel, Port Au Prince Haiti

[@nt18ayiti]

Thank goodness. There's no colonial statue, but pure Afrikan fighter's that we Ayitien should be proud of. Thank you very much for displaying that @ SeeJeanty.

[@peterjohnenelsonbien-aime8486]

But the street has colonial s name.

[@509LM]

@@peterjohnenelsonbien-aime8486 which streets?

[@bigfish7493]

1964 was my first visit to Le Plaza when Haiti and PaP was knock-out stunningly gorgeous! Champs de Mars was dense with mature trees. Art was everywhere. Having been involved with a number of Haitian hotels over time we know that Le Plaza is a survivor. This address has been host to countless Balls, important events, and at times of stress an island of safety and comfort. There's a lot of history at Le Plaza that reflects the participation of so many cultures and personalities. Jeanty can't tell it all. Do go by for a meal, a beverage, or a week!

[@jamescarel5520]

They’re not Africans but Créoles(blacks and mulâtres)born and bread on the island and accomplished military officers in the French army

[@muller_509]

The country has so much potential, it’s a shame that we have no leaders smh

[@njjjjjjjjhhhs]

Yes and the history of govt reluctantance of having diaspora involved in govt politics unfortunately. Up to folks to pull thru and do our part no choice unfortunately and By the way it's burger week in Haiti and Sejeanty himself sure he will feast ! 😁

[@juanito5418]

No gouvernement since 1804 , a country full of leaders that can’t any voice coherent vision that’s sound and acceptable. Even the population are to be fearful of when they are confronted to valid arguments. DT was right 😪

[@zoetele123]

Become the leader you want to see.

[@josephLindor-ki7op]

Don't listen to him, he knows nothing about Haiti history. the Haitian president jean Pierre boyer ruled the whole island in the eighteen hundred. plus, the Haitian president, petion, helped plenty of south American countries obtain their independence. also, Google Frederick Douglass document or speech on Haiti, and learn how much doesn't know about Haiti. plus, Haiti has helped the Dominican republic plenty of times in the eighteen hundred, plus in the nineteen hundred.​@@zoetele123

[@josephLindor-ki7op]

​@@juanito5418 your information is way way far from the truth. do a little research before you speaks on matters that you know nothing about.

[@Benescoli]

J'aime ce que vous faites.

[@mjaraz5442]

I have had dreams where God is telling me to reach out to the Caribbean. I don't know where he wants me to go but, Ill ask him to show me the way.

[@SAMPINJ]

The Haitian rick steave

[@patfr.2966]

Thank you for showing Haiti in a most beautiful way.

[@nikkidupouxstjean3221]

I lovvvvved it. A show that all of my kids all sat around quietly to hear. My 9nyr old grab a notebook to take notes for the champ de mars show. Keep them coming please. By the way how can we donate to the st Louis du sud project. My kids are ready to empty out the piggy bank. Thank you for doing this for us.

[@SeeJeanty]

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[@videyopeyi]

Haiti needs two things and it will have an economic explosion! Justice and law enforcement. And the economy will do the rest.. We love you Haiti!

[@videyopeyi]

What a great job this great man is doing for our dear Haiti!

[@mickensj2805]

Man I love the music, reminds me very much of home.

[@candacemayo1303]

When all this has died down, I am ready to come back to Beautiful Haiti. Thank you for showing the beauty of Haiti

[@woodleyaugustin8613]

Thank you for this video. Your videos are like TripAdvisor but on KZbin and in video format. Love how you personalize it by showing your viewers so much more and of course, speaking with management is an added bonus. Can’t wait to go back to Haiti.

[@donred1693]

The music got me also. I love the Kompa from back in the day, the winning guitar really set Haiti on as unique and special, distinguishes it as it own from its neighbors,, Back in New York during the late 70s everyone would know when the Haitians would roll in down Eastern Parkway by the music, strong, vibrant and pulsating making everyone want to be a part. I love the Haitian culture and its people, Sure to visit soon and get a feel of the genuine experience and vibes.

[@darleycutie4185]

Le Plaza Hotel, one of my favorite place in Haiti. I am so in love of their Haitian cuisine. Best place to learn or experience true Haitian food. Thanks t bring that to us. Hands up bro

[@o.ramirez]

Great job!!! Please, you can do a video about the coast or beaches of Port au Prince?

[@peterjohnenelsonbien-aime8486]

Hotel sa la lontan koum gen kob map fe on gala pou yo epi bay yo on plak pou kouray yo malgre tout bagay yo tj la.e pi sak dur an kote yo ye an c kote plis rezistans politik fet yo stil la.

[@oneroomworklivingcolourful5578]

mesi anpil! wanted to see a video like this for 40 years since i left. great contents. you deserve 1000% for this.

[@karlfontin1585]

U don't feel like you'r in champ de mars at all...peace in the middle of chaos

[@russelllarkin5665]

Toussaint did not sign the first constitution. It was signed by Dessalines, Henri Christophe and others. Unfortunately the extraordinary founding father Toussaint had died a year before in Fort-de-Joyce in the French Jura Mountains of pneumonia.

[@BillVol]

A shame the National Palace has not been rebuilt yet. Would be great to see an earthquake-proof version of it built using the same architectural style.

[@natuevil5654]

KIjan nou ta vle poul taye ´´´´´se pounou ta gade jenes la lel finn fe filo haiti se sendoming li oblije alfe bac loreya li nan travay lakay yon dominicain pask peyia pa ofriyo anyin kote dominicain ap imilye nou bann mechan sa yo

[@TheGinger998]

Really love when you do these videos that really help when planning on future trips to Haiti.

[@WifeMomNurse777]

Nothing like grilled goat 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ThatsGreg]

Great job. 🇭🇹 I have a few Haiti videos but this makes me want to go back & step it up... drone & everything!

[@smarthoberdregis6127]

C'est super beau et attrayant votre travail monsieur. Bravo et merci à vous!

[@fontus2000]

This plaza hotel used to be Holiday Inn

[@wakeuppeople9634]

When I went to Haiti at 1978 my grand uncle live in walking distance from that area I visited the chame Mars and rented a motorcycle. they used to be a movie theater there?

[@509LM]

Triomphe was rebuilt after the earthquake. Rex unfortunately is still in ruins.

[@jiminhart]

Le Plaza is a midcentury marvel. I'd definitely stay there.

[@miguelmarcialpolancogross6198]

I was there in nov. 2009

[@videyopeyi]

Nobody talks about how the country was safe in 2013- 2014, we started to sense the coming of a great Haiti. Now let us see what happens with this new $4B national budget.

[@509LM]

I remember going to Champs de Mars as a kid in the early 2000s even bicentenniare was safe.

[@245am2]

Bro u r really doing a great job in haiti please keep pushing forward u inspire a lot of us.this is what we need I watched all ur vids u r such a inspiration

[@benhurguerrier9130]

They need 2 have cameras to guard these monuments. So no one will not destroy them. & heavy police there@ all times. If haiti had tall towers earthquake proof a very different political system no voodoo@ all ? It would make a very beautiful prosper place 2 live. That's a very beautiful hotel! It is very important 2 enjoy nature @ the capital. God bless you jeanty!

[@GrowwithNaomie]

Wow! Great work man. I love watching you representing my Haiti cheri.

[@lizz741]

Another. Great. Episode...🇭🇹🎬🔥

[@SWiseman]

Le Plaza Hotel is hands down the nicest hotel in central PAP. Full delicious breakfast is included. Not just cold cereal and some pastry. No, you are treated to a delicious hot breakfast with a variety of juices and Haitian coffee - best coffee in the world. Plus the staff will treat you like royalty. You're in for an amazing experience. I can't wait to go back.

[@estherarchange3192]

The food is sooo good there!

[@soniapoly1]

LOOKS GREAT 👍🏾🇭🇹👏🏾 U look so chill there. 😎🌴 So when we get there should I ask for the Jeanty room ? 😊

[@pctechservicesolutions3224]

jajaja, Jeanty's Room

[@ingridfrancetravels]

Thanks for sharing! Love Haitian cuisine and history. What’s the name of the song playing? Sounds like Rodrigue Milien???

[@WifeMomNurse777]

Very impressive. Please keep it up.🔥🔥🔥

[@Pilipinasenvrac]

Love your videos and love what you are doing great job brother.

SeeJeanty......OMG, I can't believe how destructive the Champ de Mars is today or the last few decades. SeeJeanty, you wouldn't believe how beautiful the Champ de Mars, Port-au-Prince or Haiti for that matter used to be during the time of President Jean Claude Duvalier, lots of beautiful flowers, the water fountains were open, the grass was green, the whole place was clean and secured. We didn't have democracy and we weren't filthy rich as a country and yes the Tonton Makouts were on our backs but Haiti was stable economically, politically and cleaned. I would definitely stay at the Plaza when I visit Haiti and it is so close to all the major historical monuments. I can't wait to see the new National Palace and I hope they will rebuild it exactly the way it was.

[@yvanguillaume8975]

I cry when I see what's left of Champ de Mars today ...See Jeanty needs to review some archival photos or videos of how it used to be , or visit studio photo Laraque to get a few stories

[@Jeepycorp]

​@@yvanguillaume8975 Can you share some of these archival photos or video, it's so hard to find for chanp de mars

[@yvanguillaume8975]

@@Jeepycorp Unfortunately I do not have them but I believe several European media sources ( Paris Match or others ) may have such material, when PAP was a beautiful trash-free place to walk around , up to when we had car races at the Champs ...my grandmother's house was right there

[@yvanguillaume8975]

@@Jeepycorp look up the following here on KZbin >>> 1. 1980's Port-Au-Prince Haiti 2.Haiti in the 1930's. Archive film 92691 >>3. Introduction To Haiti, 1950s ( rare and excellent 3 and 4 ) >>>4. Haiti 1975 MPEG 2

[@S.a.m.p.i]

People talking like 10 janvye never happened

[@negmarron1791]

I went to that Hotel.. .. on my first night in back in Haiti after 23 years. It's a nice place

[@travissrrose5021]

This is an awesome video, thanks for sharing this. Do you think you can do a video or two about the real-estate market and taking owner ship of land/property in Haiti as a foreigner.

[@brotherswith488]

See jeanty bon bagay

[@coolbreezeinpuertoplata4470]

Informative vlog, never apologize for speaking the truth 🤔

[@victor90898]

I love your videos man

[@petionville9359]

Good stuff bro, bon mizik les difficiles robert martino original kompa, beautiful location too

[@wendypierre4268]

Your show is really eye opening

[@PhillyDom]

HAITI to the World............ Keep the videos ...........

[@wakeuppeople9634]

The food got me hooked, reminds me of my mothers cooking! Looks unbelievable DeliciousI am extremely jealous of this meal seejeanty you killing me. 😂😂😂

[@damacx]

Bro you got a new subscriber, but please tell me the namr of that song in the background! It has to be either les Gypsies de Petionville or Les Dificiles de Petionville. I just can’t remember the song name for the life of me 🙏🏾

[@imani55555]

DJ Michael Brun has beat just like it in a song called Bayo

[@imani55555]

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[@njjjjjjjjhhhs]

Great visuals, editing and review

[@marilynt-smalls1094]

👍 aye bobo

[@bodyloverz30]

The Le Plaza used to be the Holiday Inn, Port-au-Prince.

[@sankara1234]

Ok

[@dorothyc.clergeau2816]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥♥️

[@myriamdavid8755]

Nice video Thanks Was there in 1995 visiting family and stayed in the Plaza hotel Very very nice 👍 Thumbs up 👍 for everything

[@abdullahjafar5093]

Kenbe la palage.fe video moutre moun ke haiti is a country people can come and enjoy .when i see my country in your video i miss being there.hope the leaders put Haiti more far .....

[@haroldjean7742]

Well done brother I'm looking forward to visit one day

[@jeffersondelphin6291]

Nice, remember used to walk there by foot to go to Turjeau, really beautiful place in the Downtown.

[@meld9765]

I’m in Haiti right now but it is hard getting around with no car but it is nice. Love the video ❤️🔥

[@paniaguenelson1833]

Great walk guy" I'm looking at good thing abouy Haiti" that makes me well" Haiti is a pretty nice country...

[@restlesman]

Good work neg. And the soundtrack is spot on too.

[@mimiesannon5355]

You did an excellent job my friend showcasing this spot bravo

[@m.cenatc.e4498]

Super pays, belle histoire 👍💞

[@kompa42]

I spent a week there with my family we love it

[@Jamesdesopin]

so, tell me my brother. I'm so confuse right now because they only show us gang bang. you have no idea how badly i want to come to visiting. what you showing us and what the media is showing us is totally different my girlfriend she want to visiting but i'm scared to go i took her to another island instead thank you for your video this year if God willing i made my mind that i will go to visit

[@nofrontier]

Very Dope Bro

[@TheJoujou82]

@seeJeanty there is a distortion when you're speaking in this video. You might want to look into that. Other than that, great job. keep bringing us great content. Been your watching your contents for a while now.

[@jeanphilippearlet4317]

But don't get me wrong I watch you and admire your courage bro

[@joantonio6331]

They clean that place up compared to when I was there

[@joantonio6331]

@Marie Alphonse oh boy here we go internet warrior

[@jacobisraelite1902]

Perfect coverage brother...

[@videyopeyi]

20:47 please do not get too fat bro. You are eating every single place you go to lolll looks fun though..

[@pepiyoutamericapromo]

Please go to Cap-Haïtien

[@jacobisraelite1902]

Keep up the good work!!!

[@jeanphilippearlet4317]

Comparing Dessalines to this napoleon is absurd

[@SeeJeanty]

Toussaint L'ouverture was compared to Napoleon. Kinda Important when feigning appauld opinions about the importantance of a figure not to confuse that figure.... Don't you think ?

[@jeanphilippearlet4317]

@@SeeJeanty to me simply napoleon as a child grew up probably with everything he needed and later became an emperor slave master but Toussaint Louverture on the other hand was a slave eventhough he had African royal lineage. They both had different realities. I could ignore something but how can one not even compare but in a way elevate this French slave master oppressor and in away is portrayed as a great man when you said "black Napoleon". They both accomplished different things had different objectives. There's nothing great about a "black Napoleon" nor a conqueror who probably appears great to some frenchmen I doubt to even all frenchmen. Toussaint was a slave had a master then became a liberator. If I'm not mistaken the only thing they might have had in common was the fact that they were both war strategists and generals perhaps

[@evem728]

Nice and beautiful

[@brierestjean1977]

Thanks my brother

[@Bibinewkid]

🙏🏾 thank you 🙏🏾

[@cadetjames9972]

Awesome

[@yolenejean2317]

Good job bro

[@sinfrelgerlo4358]

Good job !

[@beverlyalfreidevictor2851]

Love this, I never knew this about Champ de Mars. I can't wait to go back to Haiti, I know things will change soon with the grace of God. Thank you. This was probably my favorite video.

[@richardbeaux3866]

Haïti Great country the best and the world for culture and nation beautiful people. Good haïti freach.

[@tidrel7497]

Well, They're working on amending the constitution to allow those of us who became citizen of other countries to be able to hold office. I truly think that it's a good idea. No one should be elected president without spending some time in developed countries for some time just to see how things work and to and to be able to make the changes that we really need which is unique to our tropical paradise. Haiti for Haitian and outsiders come last unless you have ancestral connections....I could be wrong but let us know your opinion

[@meanjeanproductionsknowled883]

Keep showing the beauty..cause all my mother hears from her brother kn Haiti is how the country is finished smdh

[@JJ-zt4se]

Almost forgot how home looks I left the country in 2004 I was 4 -5 years old man o man

[@ltoussaint3179]

le plaza same size of my father highschool , hotel...

[@wakeuppeople9634]

👍 nice. When I come there. How much per night I would like to stay a whole week

[@begebel]

Lol....bèh-bèh! Done got turned into a goat 🐐 🙌

[@clivanecooking]

An nou apran fe manger avek CLIVANE CHANNEL S'il vous plait

[@cclitus2]

That is a very nice hotel I have been there once

[@okapcuisine4060]

Okap waiting for you my brother ...

[@rubespotdesign]

Nice work man...keep up the good work bro.

[@TOGBE.KOKU.VODU.KETOGLO.ZODANU]

Ayi'ti GBɛ̃ŋiŋin/bénin (Speech Rearing) Ma'Li TɔGBuidɔme/togo (Inside The Ancestor)

[@youbyht8095]

You're famous welcome to Haiti

[@npompeepompee4650]

Hi, Quand seras-tu une vidéo sur Flamands, Cote de Fer, Aquin, Vieux Bourg d'Aquin. Merci par avance. C'est top ce que tu fais, it's great👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🙏🙏🙏🙏🌞🌞🌞

[@fridsonetienne5275]

Thank you my frent good djoob

[@walterantoine8074]

🇭🇹💪🏾 good job man

[@ltoussaint3179]

lol me peyi luck benny an wi avocat en droit supreme de la republique, president ….

[@ltoussaint3179]

ak manger map acheter pep la wi 400 restaurant nan 9 deparment, haitien ou grangou

[@ltoussaint3179]

president cocaine nan ...

[@baltazarreyes6076]

Keep it up! kudos!

[@shanec954]

Been there done that

[@Jesuisedens]

Ba aaaaa!!!. Thanks