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Always great to stay in Residence Inn!

I rarely write these reviews, for I really don't anyone staying in my favorite Hotels except for, well, me and mine and those that work there. But, again, sheer decency forces me to say, their doing a hellava job here in Pandemic Hoteleiry. The people here are fantastic, and when they say they are going to get the job done, you can bank on it. First I get the incomparable Gazmend on the Front Desk by phone at about Dawn, and he assures me that he will get me into a room as soon after my 9:00 AM arrival in New Haven, and when Gazment says it, it gets done: I was in my room by 11:30, after a very nice lunch at Pop's (suggested, of course, by....) Place some ten minute walk from the Hotel, where, of course, my luggage was guarded by,, I also must mention the ubiquitous and charming Ms. M of the morning's 6 - 10 breackfast cafe: Manager, Hostess, Server and gladsome smile in the early light. Ms. M's equal will only be found in Ric of Casablanca's Cafe Americaine, or, even, Beauty And The Beast's celebrated Luniere - she is the conductor who orchestrates your Breakfast Experience. Man, I hope New Haven proves the equal of the Hotel, for then it will be a great trip. From New Haven, this is Michael Pollens

There is a parking lot. On the highway side, it is convenient to get in and out of the highway. The breakfast is quite satisfactory. There is free coffee and tea in the lobby for 24 hours. The room is very good. There is a sofa bed.

I was really surprised when I entered the room. The room is super large, small suite, with a large sofa, it is suitable for 5 people, the only small regret is that the air conditioner is old-fashioned, slow in response, and a bit noisy.

Main room was recently updated and bed was comfortable. The bathroom on the other hand was horrendous. Mold & Mildew throughout. Toilet seat was broken. I did notify hotel staff and was told nothing could be done because they were totally booked. In fairness, my friends were very pleased with their room. I would give it one more chance in the near future.

No. Unless you’re a one night stayer, this hotel will not work well for road warriors. No, microwaves in rooms. Not even an option to get one from the lobby. I’m done paying $50 for a microwave for my stays which I have to buy without reimbursement. No status recognition. What’s the point of chain loyalty if the hotel won’t recognize your loyalty. I don’t have a problem with Marriott but since Covid happen Hilton doesn’t seem to care much about my loyalty, it’s common now. Road warriors live in hotels. We want to come back to the room and not be bothered after working some 14-16 hour days sometimes for two weeks straight with no days off. I’m done giving hotels the benefit of a doubt when staying. Living on the road for 10 years I recognize better hotels compared to poor ones. Listen I understand people on vacation piss everyone off and are constantly unprepared for everything, always getting in the way and lost. Constantly are rude to the front desk and trash rooms. Road warriors aren’t typical like this from my experience with my multiple crew members. All I ask for a hotel is to have accommodations for road warriors to go about our business and limit unprepared vacationer interactions. Having to make multiple trips to the lobby to use a common microwave is frustrating.

Good experience

When I visited Yale University, I stayed for one night, not far from Yale University, and the transportation was convenient. The free parking lot was sufficient. Breakfast is good in a similar hotel.

Very good for the price. Clean rooms a little bathroom but its ok for 3 to 4 days if you need a place just for sleep. The staf very helpfully. No breakfast offerr but they have a good coffe al day and wahing machies. Near to the highway but very quiete place

I've had no complaints when staying at the Mayflower Motel , Milford CT. The staff is super friendly and they'll help with anything you need .