Luxury Hotels in New Haven

Wooster Square feels like a slice of old-world Italy dropped into Connecticut. Tree-lined streets and elegant 19th-century homes surround the charming central park with its Victorian gazebo. Food pilgrims flock to the legendary pizza triangle where Pepe's and Sally's have perfected coal-fired pies that made New Haven famous. St. Michael's Italian Church stands as a testament to the neighborhood's rich cultural heritage. The compact area is perfect for exploring on foot, though street parking is available if you're driving. Most visitors stay in nearby downtown New Haven hotels or charming bed & breakfasts in converted historic homes. Beyond the famous pizzerias, you'll find traditional Italian-American restaurants serving hearty portions that won't break the bank.

Prominent trap rock ridge East Rock lends its name to this neighborhood, popular among Yale affiliates and cyclists. Explore East Rock Park or visit the lively Upper State Street commercial district.

Waterfront district with a mix of commercial, industrial, and recreational facilities, Long Wharf offers attractions like Long Wharf Theatre and Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park. Easily accessible via Interstates 95 and 91, and Church Street Bridge.

Southwesternmost New Haven, this area boasts historic structures, Union Station, and Yale-New Haven Hospital. Explore Trowbridge Square and City Point, or visit the Lupi-Legna Bakery.