Hotels in de buurt van Vuurtoren Five Mile Point (East Haven)

'Geweldig nieuw hotel, grote kamer met zelfs een keuken met koelkast, vriezer, magnetron en vaatwasser. '

'Architecturaal meesterwerk op een hele smaakvolle en milieuvriendelijke manier tot hotel verbouwd. We kregen zelfs uitleg door de directeur die toevallig voorbijliep.'

'Great location! Beautiful hotel. '

'Verblijf was goed, kamers schoon, vriendelijk personeel. Alleen borg is heel veel'

'Excellent hotel. Very clean and comfortable beds. Friendly staff. Parking on the street available at a per hour rate, or in the neighboring covered parking a reasonable fixed rate. '

'Nice'

'Good'

'Staff is always so friendly. Especially with the snow, they made sure our car was dusted off and the sidewalks were all clear and salted. Everyone went above and beyond, as always. '

'I always like staying at Graduate hotels as they are cozy, thoughtfully designed and have a nice little on-site coffee shop. This one was historic, which gave it more character, and was right in the heart of New Haven. The staff were great but they weren’t always around at the front desk when I needed them. The wifi went out for a bit but they fixed it. The parking situation (at a nearby garage) wasn’t clear but I figured it out.'

'Clean and nice! Really appreciated the bath robes.'

'Great museums within walking distance. Manager Peggy runs the place really well - staff were super friendly - particularly Raeesa, Katie and Kwan. Coffee service in the morning, newspapers (WSJ, FT, NYT), valer service, gym were all great! '

'Vrienedelijk personeel bij de balie en goede informatie over de omgeving.'

'zeer vriendelijk personeel, grote kamers. Heerlijke bedden,alles aanwezig. Zelfs een bar voor wat te drinken'

'Very large rooms, that were nice for the price. Very clean and easy to get to. Close to the train station for an easy uber ride. '

'Very friendly staff and clean hotel '

'Very clean room and an especially kind Front Desk team. '

'Prima bedden, ontbijt beperkt.'

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'A'

'Elevador no sirve'