4-Star Hotels in Connecticut, United States

I was moved from the 4th floor to the 17th floor because the noise on the 4th floor was like a resonant air conditioning duct, and even turning off the AC didn't help. It made my heart race; it was extremely uncomfortable. Actually, I could hear it when checking in on the ground floor, but it was exceptionally noisy on the 4th floor, a low-frequency type of noise. After moving to the 17th floor, the noise was from outside, and I couldn't believe it was as noisy as sleeping on the street. The hotel service was good, but the hardware issues can't be changed. If you are sensitive to noise, this hotel is not suitable for you. The rooftop dining environment is very good, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby, but the city's public safety is just average, so it's advisable not to go out at night.

Excellent hotel, unique experience there, great room. Overall I would say it’s the best hotel in Hartford

I traveled in the morning, because this hotel is close to the company, so I chose to stay. This hotel really needs to spit. The air-conditioning outlet in the room is on the floor. When the air-conditioning is turned on, the noise, Emma, originally needs jet lag, but This noise can't sleep at all, unless it can't stand it! Also, talk about the breakfast at this hotel, a few things every day, no more choices! After eating for a day, I went to Diner, 3 km outside the hotel, the next day! Not recommended but no way, next time I live in countyard, just across the road!

The decoration is very tasteful, the service is also very good, the room has a small kitchen bar, microwave, refrigerator, induction cooker and tableware are all available. There is a free washing machine and dryer on the 6th floor. The location is very good, a few minutes drive from the train station and only ten minutes walk to Yale University. There is a popular ice cream shop nearby.

Bad review, there is no human hotel, 20 hours of air travel, spit and diarrhea on the plane, and finally insisted on staying at the hotel, but told me that I must wait until 3 pm to check in, but it will be only 7:30 in the morning, how do I It may have to wait for nearly 8 hours, and there is a child accompanying me. The jet lag and illness made me spend a lot of time. Seeing all the guests check out, I ran to the front desk to ask if there was a room. , Just don’t check in for me, my body is getting weaker and weaker, and I’m hardened to nearly 11 o’clock. I can’t hold on. With my insistence, I said that you can treat a patient like this, and I ask to see you right away. Your manager, the front desk gave the room, the whole process is no temperature, cold experience

This hotel is very special. The lobby is a bookstore from the English period. It is very cozy and has no commercial flavor. The guests here are also very polite. They come and go quietly or sit there to read. The room is very large, decorated in the French style of the English colonial period, with elegant blue tones. The bathroom is surprisingly large, and the kettle for boiling water is also very unique. I totally recommend friends to stay and experience it. Next to it is the Art Gallery and Yale U, which are within walking distance. Love it!

Convenient location, opposite the delicious The Capital Grill (main steak), next to the Connecticut Science Center, a good place for children to discharge, Bushnell Park is a green area, and cute little squirrels

This hotel is really nice and clean. Its design is wonderful. The hotel service team is really nice and friendly. Also, if you arrive at the Train station, you could call their free shuttle service (it is operated by 15:00). The hotel lounge is wide and very cozy. We regret staying only one night at the New Heaven. It is really a recommendable hotel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The room is also awesome. You can enjoy the harbor view in your cozy room!!! If I return to travel New Heaven, I will definitely choose this hotel.

Location was easy to find. The hotel and the room were very clean. My issue was the room had no microwave or refrigerator, so we had to use the one in the lobby. The bathroom had no vent which is weird. Overall, I had a good experience, and I would stay there again.

I didn't realize there was no surface lots and I'd have to pay $25/day for parking. I might have missed that in the description so that's not really an issue. We were given a room on the top floor, in practically the farthest corner away from the elevator which was quiet, but far away from the rest of my daughter's teammates who were staying on lower floors. We dropped our stuff and went right to the pool. There were only 4 chairs and no towels left so we had to go searching for them and most of our stuff got wet sitting on the floor so that was frustrating. The signs on each floor say ”ice and vending” but the floors I checked had ice machines only and I had to resort to paying $4.00 for a can of orange soda at the bar for my daughter. The store in the hotel was closed, though I'm not sure if it would've been cheaper. After swimming and hanging out in the spacious lobby, we returned to our room to realize it wasn't very clean but it was time for my daughter to shower and go to bed since she had a gymnastics meet at 7:45 am. I took pictures of the hair tie in the sink, the bug on the bathroom floor, the hair on the vanity and floor, the stains on the bed skirt, etc. Kind of disappointed bc I usually stay at Marriott hotels for work and never have these issues. The coffee shop in the lobby was quick the next morning though which was good since we had to get up so early.