New Haven needs more hotels. I stayed here while visiting friend and the hotel was mid at best. The…read moreroom and location was great but the hotel itself was a bit old and needs a rehab. The staff was very friendly and helpful but the building itself needs a rehab.

Cute hotel, convenient and very close to Yale. Easy walking…read morearound town, I'm a 30 year old female and felt safe. Staff is very friendly, My room was clean, The pillows are SO soft, My room was a great temp when I got inside. With my view I saw a man on his balcony in a speedo. Haha. Would stay again.

Great customer service!! Super convenient for the hospital. Always said good morning and was…read moreavailable if ever needed anytime

If you're a family member with someone in hospital, great & less expensive spot to rest and…read morerefresh. Helpful staff, parking, hospital transportation. Excellent find!

The Graduate is a gorgeously restored hotel in downtown New Haven. The location can't be beat and…read moreis walkable to many different things. Ubers are easily accessible as well. The property is beautifully decorated. The rooms were a decent size as were the bathrooms. They include a mini fridge in the room as well as bathroom amenities such as a hair dryer. There is one elevator for use. The lobby has many places to sit and unwind and is pretty laidback. The front desk staff were kind and let me leave my items there until it was time to check in. The rooms were quiet in the fact that you could not hear anything from other rooms. Our room faced Chapel Street, which could get pretty loud at times especially at night. Plenty of light came in through during the day however. There is housekeeping each day though we declined as we were only there two nights. The one thing about this hotel that stinks is the restaurants or lack thereof. The Old Heidelberg bar downstairs is closed two days of the week and doesn't have good food options or beer options for that matter. It also attracts a young, rowdy college crowd which can be expected i guess... The Poindexter cafe in the lobby was out of all the breakfast foods we wanted which rendered them useless for a pre train ride meal. The staff was also pretty surly. The front desk sells some junk food if you want any but there's no where else on the property to purchase food or drink, even water. Down the street there is Est Est Est Pizza Shop which is not the best pizza you'll have but is open until 1am for food and drink if you need it. Overall, a nice hotel at an affordable place.

I loved our room. The decorations and layout were great…read more The housekeeping was a little odd. I hung up all my towels the first day and then the second day a bunch of my towels were gone with no replacements. We only had one body-size towel for two adults. Other than that it was great. I would stay again. Parking wasn't horrible on Thanksgiving weekend.

Preliminary review! The hotel I checked into (a different one from the Blake) was much smaller and…read moreolder than I expected even though it is well located. I walked over here to the Blake to check things out... and it is so beautiful and modern! The rooms look amazing and spacious, and they have a stylish bar open for dinner. It's not open for breakfast, but Lori (the wonderful employee at the front desk) explained that they offer free coffee and tea and pastries in the morning and that each room also has an espresso machine. Sign me up! They are booked up for tonight, but I made a reservation to switch for the rest of my visit. I'm super excited to move over here and will update later.

Rolled up about midnight after a LONG travel day. Gal at the desk could not have been more helpful…read more She checked me in super fast, relieved me of my car even though I left it in the wrong place and didn't blink when I grabbed both coffee and wine from the cooler next to the desk. She recognized I was a hot mess and took care of everything quickly and effortlessly. My room was modern, clean and very comfortable. What more could a weary traveler want?

First off, there's no free breakfast. We have never been to a Marriott where a free breakfast was…read morenot offered. so that was a disappointment and an inconvenience. All staff were incredibly nice and did try to solve all of the issues that we had. First room they sent us to reeked of smoke. We literally opened the door and then walked right back out to the front desk. It was terrible. In our 2nd room the tv was broken, maintenance could not fix it so they offered to move us to another room. At this point, we had already unpacked and we were staying for a week so we decided just to stay in the room with no TV. They offered us one free breakfast for the inconvenience. Since the breakfast there is not free. I went to use our free coupon for the breakfast and we were limited with the choices if we had a coupon. If we were just out right paying for breakfast, there were more options but not for the free breakfast with the ticket that we got for the inconvenience. There is no microwave in the room. The bathroom and coffee bar area are very small. Our last night there the AC kept switching itself over to heat. The maintenance guy came and tried to fix it, but he could not. So at that point we had to pack everything up and move to another room at like 1 o'clock in the morning.

I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. The front desk staff when I checked in were exceptionally…read morekind, telling me how long it would take me to walk to my interview and pre interview dinner as well as telling me that it was safe to walk. The room was clean, comfortable, and well appointed. It was quite despite being in a busy road and had a white noise machine at the bedside. The gym was very nice, with a peloton bike you could log into. The location was great for anyone needing to be around Yale or Yale Hospital. Only reason for docking a star is because some of the bathroom hardware (toilet paper holder and handle to enter the shower) were broken or loose.

Spacious king suite, however price gouging as it was parents weekend for the university. Plenty of…read moretowels, comfy bed and clean. Breakfast was good and plenty of parking in the lot. We liked be able to walk next door to Texas Roadhouse for dinner. Unfortunately we could hear the cars on highway all night long and didn't get much rest.

Hampton Inns are always hit and miss, this one is definitely slanted towards the latter. I can't…read moreremember the last time I saw a fitness center in such neglect. Peloton screen smashed like its owners SO caught them cheating, no towels on the rack, water machine that didn't work and just overall filthy with crumbs and wrappers everywhere. My room had several mysterious, let's just say "point of impact marks" all over the place. Shower door, both desks, toilet. Property overall was in dire straits. Peeling wallpaper, damages doors, etc. Good luck here

Great location with the best price. The lobby has coffee in the morning till 10am. The staff were…read moreall great and very welcoming. There is a parking garage for $24 that is attached to the hotel by a bridge on level 2. The room was very clean and the tv and shower were great. You should expect to hear music from the clubs till they close. There are plenty of great restaurants within the block, making it a very safe walk. This hotel does not leave complimentary water so be prepared to bring your own as we did. There was a refrigerator in our room, which is great for leftovers from the culinary scene.

Place is convenient and there's parking across the street for 24/ day. Parking is hard in New…read moreHaven but if you can find a metered spot it's about 1dollar per hour until 9pm. Walls I can affirm the statements below that the heavy doors mean every time your neighbor comes and goes you can here their door shot. This is as much a fault of inconsiderate people as it is the doors, but it did wake us up several times. All else was good - it's lodging and you'll be outside during the day.