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Study at Yale
New Haven, Connecticut, United States · Study Hotels · Accessible Luxury
Paul T. McGowan opened Study at Yale, a 124-room literary boutique, on Chapel Street in 2008, turning a 1961 building into a hotel of eyeglasses logos, study rooms, and a Food for Thought room-service menu. Heirloom Restaurant & Lounge cooks farm and coastal plates on the ground floor. This was Study Hotels' first house, at 1157 Chapel Street, and Graduate by Hilton New Haven is the separate hotel next door at 1151 Chapel.
- 124 rooms
- Opened 2008
- Neighborhood: Long Wharf
About Study at Yale
- The Study at Yale opened in 2008 at 1157 Chapel Street, on Yale's arts campus, in a converted 1961 building.
- Heirloom Restaurant & Lounge is the ground-floor dining room, farm and coastal cooking for the neighborhood as well as hotel guests.
- Paul T. McGowan's Hospitality 3 opened the 124-room house in 2008 as its first wholly owned hotel, with study rooms and a Food for Thought room-service menu.
History
The Study at Yale opened in 2008 as the first wholly owned hotel of Paul T. McGowan's Hospitality 3, converting a 1961 building at 1157 Chapel Street into a 124-room literary boutique beside Yale's arts campus. Graduate by Hilton New Haven later opened next door and is not this property.
Amenities
- Latest A/V tools
- High-speed Wi-Fi
- Focused areas for board meetings, professional workshops and creative sessions
- Personalized event planning
- Catering with standard menus or custom dining experiences
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