New Haven Hotel Guide - Grave of Sarah Winchester hotels in New Haven, United States of America.

"The room has an unusual smell when we check in. I tried opening the window for hours, but the smell persists. I suspect it’s the old air conditioning system that’s causing the issue."

"Front desk personnel was awesome "

"Clean and convenient to hospital"

"The check-in process was a nightmare. We were left standing on the street trying to gain entry to the building, which is located in a noisy intersection across from a municipal facility. The area did not feel particularly appealing, and there were no amenities—no restaurant, no services, and no designated parking. There was nothing about the property that felt luxurious. Despite having prepaid for two nights (with only a 50% refund available if canceled five days in advance, otherwise non-refundable), we were never able to access the apartment. We ran into repeated issues processing my credit card for incidentals while standing outside. Although the customer service representative was polite, it took several calls to try to resolve the issue. After about 30 minutes of waiting on the street, we gave up, returned to our car, and found a nice hotel instead. While driving to our new reservation, the representative called back to say the issue had finally been resolved and we could now access the apartment—but by then, we were no longer interested. In hindsight, we’re glad we chose not to stay there."

"Yes"

"Good overall!"

"Wonderful stay as always. Great Location close to Yale, wonderful staff and a great lobby to enjoy coffee and do work. "

"Positives: Three bedrooms; great water pressure in the bathroom (it felt like a massage and a shower); within a mile of pretty much everything we wanted to see/do; close to the train station (close enough to walk).Negatives: No TV, microwave, glasses, or bowls (granted they weren't listed under amenities, but these seem like they should be pretty standard; loud neighbors and paper-thin walls (we were in bed by 10 PM, seems like everyone else was getting up at 11 PM to 'go out'; area wasn't technically the ghetto, but it was ghetto-like (homeless, people going through other folks garbage for who-knows-what); smell of marijuana on the streets (and through the vents); gas oven wasn't plugged in (had to figure that out to get the burner lit); toilet paper was provided as stated in the description (yeah, one roll, for four people, with no back up? Thank goodness there was a stop-and-rob mini-mart around the corner)."

"This apartment is very cute. Great size for 2 couples. I had to ask the owner a question and he answered within a minute! The kitchen is well stocked with appliances and accessories. Bring your own food and make anything! Even a loaf pan! We were very happy with everything!"