New Haven Hotel Guide - Harkness Tower hotels in New Haven, United States of America.

"close to restaurants and Yale"

"Great lobby, great staff, walking distance to everything "

"Updated bathrooms, very happy with my stay"

"No shops immediately nearby, but close enough. Heat and AC worked perfectly and powerfully. Bathroom nicely and intelligently appointed with a nightlight. Immediate presentation of room is attractive, soothing and up to date with all kinds of subtle lighting. Some scuff marks on furniture near television. All hotels seem to choose this furniture that is vulnerable to scuffing. Parking in garage very close to entrance with easy system. Took ubers to and from dinner at fabulous Zinc Restaurant on Church St. Front desk person friendly and competent. "

"My wife had a procedure at Yale New Haven and I only one night. It was very convenient and pleasant. I only used the room. Not the bar or restaurant."

"Loved the large rooms and bathroom. Definitely staying here again when next in New Haven"

"Clean room great staff bathroom paint chipped yet nice"

"The host was exceptionally communicative, ensuring that I had all the information I needed and responding promptly to any inquiries. "

"The Good - host check-in information was organized, communicated well, listing was accurate, space clean and nicely decorated, bed, pillows, and linens SUPER comfortable, pet friendly, kitchen well equipped, nice bottle of wine waiting for us!The Not as Good - unloading was a challenge because it was difficult to find street parking nearby, the area around the building is not so great and we were a little nervous walking our dog late at night, and building feels more like a dorm and is high activity with lots of coming and going, lots of sirens and street noise. Our 13 year old dog was attacked by an off-leash dog inside the building as we were coming off the elevator to take her out for a walk. Owner of the dog was very nonchalant and rude about securing his dog, claiming she didn’t bite, as she was growling, lunging, and biting our dog, who, thankfully didn’t engage. The whole situation was tense and the guy told me I was rude for yelling at him to get his dog and that she should be leashed. Of course I was rude - he wasn’t securing his dog. Luckily no injuries but very upsetting nonetheless. There are irresponsible dog owners everywhere but important to give all the details so potential guests can weigh all information."