Decor was a liitle strange. Aside from the regular Queen beds the rooms also had cots in them which made the rooms look smaller. We did not request a cot. Place was clean but needed an update, like new paint. Shower stall was extremely small. A very large person would have a hard time with it. No tubs. Parking very tight in the back of the building.
No kleenex in rooms.
Breakfast was very boring. Hard English muffins and fruit. Dining table could have used nicer decor. How about some candles?
Thought place was overpriced for what we had.
Good points: Host was very charming and accommodating. He explained the history of the building. Location in Historic district was nice. Not far from Little Italy section of restaurants.
Website was deceiving. Inside and outside looked much nicer in pictures.
Would not stay there again. I have stayed at other B&B for less and received so much more.

This was a charming inn that my hubby and I stayed at for a weekend getaway. The bed and sheets were very comfortable and the room was quite large. I wish they had a bathtub and thicker walls (we could hear conversations from other rooms) and a bit better breakfast menu (the food was basic but so so. Staff was extremely welcoming and polite, always.The location is fabulous, one block away from historic Wooster St. (Sally's Apizza is fab). We took off for a day trip to NYC, parked the car at Union St. station and it ended up costing only $10 for the day. Overall this inn is a great deal and great stay.

My wife and I stayed but one night while traveling through on our way to a Canadian vacation. The place was very nice (although our bathroom - particularly the shower - was small). The location was excellent - in a residential area of nice homes and within walking distance of many restaurants.

Probably what made the stay the most memorable was our charming host. He shared the history of the place and was most gracious in every way.

And, I know that sounds a bit silly, but at breakfast, the host prepared (among other things) perfectly toasted English muffins.

We recently stayed at the Inn with my entire family (12 of us had the entire place to ourselves) and it was perfect for a family reunion. Located in the lovely Wooster Square neighborhood, a quick walk to the Wooster Street Italian eateries (Frank Pepe, Consiglios) it's really a perfect place for those looking for a comfortable home base for a getaway in New Haven.

It's also w/in walking distance to the New Haven green, Yale, Yale Rep, the museums, etc. Also very convenient to I-95 & I-91. A very fast trip up from NYC, also close to the NH train station.

Innkeeper Nick gave us the run of the place - literally! We all had a great time exploring New Haven and just "hanging out" in the very comfy chairs and couches in the two HUGE sitting rooms on the first floor. The rooms are nicely furnished with antiques & repros, very comfy beds, most rooms w/private baths. Yummy breakfasts each day cooked personally by Nick. It was truly a "home away from home" for our family. Wish we had stayed more than 2 nights! Would most definitely recommend this to my friends, would definitely return!