Hotels With Gym in Connecticut, United States

This was an ok place.  Very nice staff.  But the room was iffy.  The toilet was about 24inches high…..too low for seniors.  Beds were pretty nice.  The TV was the worst ever….virtually no channels at all.  No sports, no networks, no nothing.  I would not choose this again just on the TV.

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.

The room was not completely ready. There was no sofa, a large room in the living room was free. There were no towels, toilet paper, or the small products they normally give to the room. I had to ask the whole thing at the reception.

The hotel is excellent. The room's decor and layout are fantastic. In the evenings, there's a live band performing in the lobby. And you absolutely *must* try their freshly-made desserts and snacks – they're superb!

There is no temperature at the counter service. Cold. Apart from paying for meals, there are no options. The overall feeling is not good.

Location was perfect for us with quick access to Yale University and its nearby restaurants and shopping areas. Housekeeping services are minimum (just refills of amenities, exchange of towels, and garbage emptying) which fit us perfectly. Only downside is no restaurant but considering the location it was no problem - plus there is a lobby shop for those “emergencies” when you don’t want to walk anywhere. All staff were very kind and service minded.

The location is very central, easy to go everywhere, and there is an art gallery next to it, which is worth a visit. The coffee bar in the lobby has a very good environment. The room is very clean, bright and comfortable. The bathroom area is slightly small.

This hotel had a big open lobby with a bar and plenty of areas to use laptops or to gather in small groups. Convenient parking in a garage was located below the hotel. The elevators were extremely efficient. We were on the 8th floor and never waited. The hotel staff is hard to reach by phone but when we arrived they happily let us check into our room a little early. The beds are very comfortable and very high! The tv remote is odd and we had to call to figure out how to use it. Early morning coffee urns were late to arrive. The hotel is very close to I-95 which was helpful.

The hotel is quiet and clean. The big bed slept very well. The front desk clerk is warm and welcoming. The hotel shuttle driver is also great! The only regret is that the waiter in the hotel restaurant is very discriminating against the Chinese who do not understand English. On the first day, I ordered two breakfasts. The whole dish was actually fried black-boiled potatoes and bacon. I want to give my opinion, but I can’t say it. I hate that I have not learned a foreign language well. The next day, I changed my English-speaking daughter and dad to have breakfast. The same breakfast was served, but the normal food status was up. I still remember the dark two breakfasts, but my heart is still very wrong.

It's OK, the standard of an ordinary American Holiday Inn, worthy of the price