New Haven Historic Mansion - New Haven, Connecticut

Fredrick Vega

Es histórico y antigua. El dueño es un excelente anfitrión, muy amable y cooperador, la mansión es muy bonita y peculiar.
El área es buena pero hay que tener cuidado en una de las esquinas aledañas. La habitación muy limpia, acogedora, buena calefacción y agua caliente. Me gustó y volvería.

Leah Soffian

Hardly ever write reviews but I too had to set the record straight about this charming place. The New Haven Historic Mansion is a true gem! The rich history and unique design make it a must-visit. Our host, Nick, was incredibly kind and helpful as we settled in. We especially appreciated the tour he gave us of the mansion which was informative and engaging, highlighting fascinating details about the mansion's past. It truly was one of the standout moments of our whole trip. I especially loved the beautiful art created by Nick’s wife displayed around the house, it added a lovely personal touch. As a person with back pain, I was delighted by how comfortable my bed was. The mansion is charming and truly feels like a home away from home. You can't find places with this feel anymore. I’ll be staying here every time I visit New Haven. Highly recommend for history buffs and anyone looking to explore a piece of New Haven's heritage! —I give the overall experience a 10/10

Jeff PIERLOT

Une maison historique mais qui aurait besoin d’un bon rafraîchissement ou au moins un bon nettoyage extérieur. Le lieu est surprenant et la visite par le propriétaire intéressante. La chambre est dans son jus, d’époque. Obligé de laisser la voiture sur la voie publique. Située à 5’ du quartier italien et à 30’ de Yale. N’hésitez pas a prendre votre petit déjeuner en face.

Jackie Wall

Trying to be honest but kind here. The Mansion is run, and I think owned by an older gentleman who is very helpful and nice. Check-in is definitely after 4 PM as he seems to do it all himself. The outside does need some 'tidying up' so we were not sure we were in the right place to start with, so call if you need him to answer the door. Inside is very eclectic to say the least. It was nice to hear the history of the house, and stories of the various kinds of homemade art but it was all a little weird. Lots of furniture and things covered over to hide its age etc.
Overall it is a great place to stay in terms of location and good value, but don't expect WiFi (we didn't ask but couldn't find any) or perfect rooms. It's not immaculate but not dirty either. Expect comfy beds, a place to leave your stuff in a very 'unique' and quirky environment with real keys!

Grace Barreto

Nick, the host was amicable and friendly. He gave us a short tour of the house, while narrating its history. The art all around the house, including one of a kind dolls handcrafted by his wife were an unique experience. The outside was unkempt and there was no sign. Parking was limited to 1 car space.
While this house/hotel has some history, the room we stayed in could do with some updating. The furniture and window dressing seemed to match the 1800s. The presence of all those dolls gave us a creepy feeling. I was taken aback that none of the reviews mentioned the dolls.

Michael S

Look at my reviews and you will see I stay in a lot of hotels, most of them ‘normal’ Marriotts, various versions of Hilton with words like suites after the title and honestly it’s boring and bland. This place was different, interesting and quite good fun. I did struggle to find the place in the dark, there’s no sign outside saying it’s the hotel you booked. ||||Wellcome when I got there was friendly and I was offered but declined the historic tour (I live in a house 200 years older than this one). Room was clean but ‘lived in’ and bed was comfortable. There was a large selection of tv channels and internet worked well. Location was on a quiet street and my room was sufficiently warm that I turned the heating off. Bathroom was small but there was hot water and it was clean. I left early without speaking to the owner but I had a little poke round downstairs and it was full of craft work, slightly spooky dolls, art work etc. ||||My advice is that if you like perfect rooms go to a chain and stay in the same room you stayed in last week in whichever generic city you were in. If you need a room in New Haven, want something different, and are prepared to be open to new experience then give this a try. I didn’t have breakfast but would be curious to know what they serve, it really could be anything.

Donnette T

It's quirky. It's fun. It really reminded me of guest rooms kept by my relatives - nice, but a little kooky. The rooms are clean. Nick is a sweetie who opens up his home, gives you a nice tour, shows you to your room, answers your questions, then pretty much leaves you to yourself after that. Right around the corner is the amazing Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana, and all of the rest of Little Italy. There's a great farmer's market at Wooster Square on Saturdays. Walking distance to Yale. Half the price of nearby chain hotels.||||Internet worked well for us throughout our entire several-day stay, so may have been updated. There is maid service on request.

Tracey Sanderson

This is a historic mansion and not a B&B. This house has an interesting history, and if you like historical homes you should definitely stay. This house is on the National Register, and was built in 1830. The pricing is extremely competitive for the area. The mansion is within walking distance to the beach and downtown New Haven.

The house is decorated in original art. The owner is an artist. There are several dolls in the house, which we’re all hand made by the owner. They are quite extraordinary!