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I stayed here for 11 days . Brian the manager went out of his way to make me comfortable including getting a de humidifer for my room as my allergies got bad . the place was immaculate always mopping and cleaning the lobby The maintence man mike was always doing something not just waiting for work (even picked up papers in parking area ) breakfast was awesome huge selection including healthy items gluten free and even had pancake machine all the staff were so friendly and helpful i would not hesitate to stay there again especially if brian kathy medina and mike were there

One of my favorite hotels I’ve stayed in, prices are very affordable, rooms are immaculate and staff is very friendly. Me and my girlfriend came to this hotel about a couple weeks ago and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We’re back again and loving it. This place is splendid. Highly recommend.

Had a lovely stay here with family for a wedding. It was in a lovely location. The rooms were clean and tidy. The staff were friendly and very helpful, especially Raj who was always around to help out. There is a lovely diner and shops close by and it’s perfectly located. Would definitely stay here again.

Notably good for a motel. It's apparent that the owners take good care of their property -- clean grout, amenities in good shape, nothing missing, wall protector behind the door knob, decent smell (i.e., absence of smell). I'm glad we found this affordable sanctuary in the overpriced New Haven market. Also, Stop & Shop, gas and dining options nearby. Caveat: based on only one stay in one room. Will be back next week.

This is an older motel located right next to a very busy highway and frontage road. If you just need a relatively inexpensive place to get a night's sleep, it's an adequate. Everything is old and a bit decrepit. There is highway noise in the rooms in the front of the motel - I suggest bringing earplugs if you need quiet for sleeping. On the positive side, my room was clean and there was an adequate breakfast included with the price of the room.

After staying at this “hotel,” I understand better why the good ones in the vicinity sell out quickly. The quotes around “hotel” are strategic. It’s a motel. Our first impression was to flee, but we had already booked and paid for it. Check-in confirmed our initial impression when the receptionist asked if we needed a TV. Need a TV? Doesn’t our “suite” have a TV? Apparently, not all of them do. The stairway to the second floor consisted of a steep set of cracked cement stairs so tiny that my size 10 ½ shoes struggled to climb. An older person or anyone with stability issues could not reach the second floor. As you enter the room, you wish you would have turned around and hopped back into your vehicle. Inside our suite, the horrible review continues. After turning on the air conditioning, which did a fine job cooling the room, there was a strange smell we could not identify. Scanning the room, I was surprised to find a grasshopper perched upon the bedspread. I removed it and released it back into the wild. Thank you, Red Roof Inn, for a life-long anecdote. The inspection of the space continued with one disgusting discovery after another. The towels were either stained or dirty. Upon looking beneath the pillowcases, you could see apparent blood stains. The bedspread and linens did not appear clean. The furniture was mismatched, old, and disgusting. The remote control to the optional TV was so dirty and sticky that I washed my hands after changing channels. I decided not to turn on the TV in the morning to avoid the remote. The bathroom functioned well, although we found it difficult to survive with a tiny bar of soap that we shuttled back and forth between the shower and the sink. Despite a small kitchen area, we did not open the refrigerator door. We didn’t want to eat anything in that suite. We should have put more effort into researching this place before booking it. The negative reviews we read are faithful to our experience. After a one-night stay, it is obvious how deceptive the pictures are. They do not reflect reality. We would not recommend this place since our collective mantra in the morning was, “We survived.”

The rooms in this hotel are quite nice. The twin room is big enough, the facilities are environmentally friendly, simple and clean, and very design-oriented. Sparkling water is available in the corridor, and the children love it. The only bad thing is that the front desk gave me a room with a window facing the inner patio, so there is no view at all, and the frosted glass can only let in a little light. Fortunately, we arrived at night and only stayed for one night, so we didn't change rooms. The hotel is very close to Yale, and it can be reached in ten minutes by car. There is an IKEA mall next to the hotel, and there is a shared free parking lot. But apart from IKEA, there seems to be nothing else.

Excellent option walking distance from Union Station. Great staff!

What a beautiful place! It was on the last night of our long vacation and the previous hotel was awful. This place was a breath of fresh air, Spacious, clean, quiet, with an extremely nice breakfast included. All members of the staff were kind and welcoming. We will definitely go there again.