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1. The Blake Hotel 4* – Gay Friendly Hotels New Haven

Located in New Haven, 1.1 mi from Yale University, The Blake Hotel features accommodations with a restaurant, private parking, a fitness center and a bar. The property is located 2.4 mi from The Yale Bowl, 4.3 mi from Tweed New Haven and 1 mi from Connecticut Children’s Museum. The accommodations provides a terrace, a 24-hour front desk, where staff can assist guests, as well as free WiFi.
Popular points of interest near the hotel include Yale Repertory Theater, Shubert Theater and New Haven Green Historic District. The nearest airport is Tweed-New Haven Airport, 3.7 mi from The Blake Hotel.
Less than a mile from the nearest train station and two blocks from Yale’s Old Campus, this trendy, modern hotel is also a 4-minute walk from the Shubert Theater.
Sleek suites have contemporary decor and hardwood floors, and feature kitchenettes, separate living areas, flat-screen TVs, Nespresso machines and free Wi-Fi. Upgraded suites and studios add extra living space.
An elegant, Michelin-starred restaurant with an open kitchen serves American cuisine and features a chic bar with regular live music. There’s also a bright cafe with an in-house bakery. Breakfast is available for a fee.
For someone like me who lives in Asia, expectations are there. So it wasn’t easy for me to find a suitable accommodation in New Haven and had my doubts. However, you can stop looking further and enjoy this hotel. Not only was I impressed with the lobby, the staffs were friendly and ever ready to assist. The room was of a very good size equipped with a kitchenette. The food at the restaurant, Hamilton Park was of great taste and quality at a reasonable price. What more can I ask for? A truly memorable stay.
The first thing I noticed about this new hotel as I walked through the automatic double doors to the lobby was the incredible fruity and flowery scent. The pleasantness segued into the lobby where the decor was inviting and comfortable with a hint of New England intellectual elegance. There were many sofas and overstuffed chairs arranged into groups, one surrounded a fireplace and another annexed a study/library. To the left was a lively bistro, Hamilton Park, owned by Michelin-starred Chefs Tyler Anderson and Matt Lambert.
They also own High George, located at the rooftop of the hotel where an expansive view of New Haven can be appreciated as well as the menu. The staff at the front desk were friendly and helpful. Our room with a double bed, was spotless and larger than an average sized hotel room, with a wonderful view of Yale University and Chapel Street. The location of the hotel is a couple of blocks away from Yale’s Old Campus, British Art Gallery and many eateries, including Bar restaurant (best mashed potatoes and bacon pizza), Louis’ Lunch (claims to have invented the hamburger), MilkCraft (long lines for ice cream even in 30 degrees F temp) and many others.
The location is also away from New Haven Green where safety, especially at night, is an issue. The hotel is on a quiet cross street away from the hustle and bustle.
I’ve stayed at several hotels in New Haven and I would highly recommend the Blake Hotel. The room rates are reasonable too. A great find!

How much does a room costs at The Blake Hotel?
Prices start 213$/night for Deluxe King Room.The Deluxe Corner Suite is 542$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
Rooms are 35 square metres.
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2. Graduate New Haven 4* – Gay Friendly Hotels New Haven Connecticut

Graduate New Haven is located in New Haven, within 1.2 mi of Yale University, 1.4 mi of Yale Peabody Museum and 2.1 mi of The Yale Bowl. Featuring a 24-hour front desk, this property also provides guests with a restaurant, lobby level coffee café and fitness center.
All guest rooms features air conditioning, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a coffee machine, a bath or shower, a hair dryer and a desk. The hotel provides some units with city views, and all rooms come with a private bathroom.
Popular points of interest within walking distance of Graduate New Haven include New Haven Green Historic District, Yale Repertory Theater and Shubert Theater, and Yale University Art Gallery.
Set on a tree-lined street in Downtown, this elegant hotel in a late 19th-century building is a mile from both Yale University and local history exhibits at New Haven Museum. It’s 14 minutes by foot from New Haven State Street train station.
Country-chic rooms with antique art feature free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and sitting areas, as well as mini fridges, coffee makers and safes. Upgraded rooms add living areas.
Loaner bikes are complimentary, as is access to a nearby gym. Other amenities include a striking cafe, a vintage bar and a fashionable lobby sitting area. Breakfast is available for a surcharge.
How much does a room costs at Graduate New Haven?
Prices start 192$/night for Queen Room. The Premium King Room is 274$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
This suite features a iPod dock, tumble dryer and tea/coffee maker.
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3. The Study at Yale, Study Hotels 3* – LGBT Friendly Hotels New Haven

The Study at Yale, Study Hotels has a restaurant, free bikes, a fitness center and bar in New Haven. Among the facilities at this property are a 24-hour front desk and room service, along with free WiFi throughout the property. Private parking is available on site.
At the hotel, the rooms include a wardrobe. At The Study at Yale rooms have a desk, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom.
Guests at the accommodations can enjoy a à la carte or an American breakfast.
On Yale University’s Arts Campus, this contemporary hotel is an 11-minute walk from the New Haven train station and the New Haven Green.
The collegiate-inspired rooms and suites, some with campus views, offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs with cable channels, and private bathrooms. Suites add study areas with stocked bookcases.
Amenities include a 24-hour lobby cafe and a stylish restaurant/lounge. There’s also a fitness center, meeting and event space, and a relaxed lounge filled with books and magazines.
If you are visiting Yale for any reason, The Study is the place to stay. The Yale Daily News is available next to the NYT at early morning Illy coffee, and the alumni magazine is the reading material of choice in the rooms. Location is the main attraction. The hotel is on Chapel Street two blocks from the Yale Art Gallery, only a few more from the Old Campus and just a stretch of the leg to Mory’s.
Besides the excellent house restaurant, there are a half dozen eating places in the same section of the street to include a bakery promising 3 am cookie delivery. How’s that for taking you back to your college days!
How much does a room costs at The Study at Yale, Study Hotels?
Prices start 188$/night for Deluxe View Room with One King Bed. The Junior Suite with View and One King Bed is 221$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
This studio has a bathrobe, flat-screen TV and tumble dryer.
Where to book online – The Study at Yale, Study Hotels – Gay Friendly Hotels New Haven Connecticut – you can find the best hotels deals in New Haven during New Haven Festival of Arts and Ideas which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in New Haven CT on Booking.com or Hotels.com or Agoda.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.