The Study at Yale
1157 Chapel St, New Haven, CT 06511, New Haven, United States
4-star hotel
Guest rating: 4.6 / 5
Overview
The Study at Yale is a contemporary, 4-star hotel located on Yale University’s Arts Campus in New Haven. It’s positioned for museum- and campus-focused stays, and holds a strong public rating of 4.6/5 from 489 reviews.
Rooms & Suites
Rooms and suites have a collegiate-inspired style, with some units offering campus views. In-room features include free Wi‑Fi, flat-screen TVs with cable channels, and private bathrooms. Suites add dedicated study areas with stocked bookcases.
Dining & Social Spaces
On-site options include a 24-hour lobby café plus a restaurant/lounge that guests frequently mention for food quality and for hosting receptions. The hotel also has a relaxed lounge space filled with books and magazines that leans into the “study” concept.
Fitness, Meetings & Events
Amenities include a fitness center and meeting/event space, supporting both workouts and small-to-mid sized gatherings. Reviews also reference the property as a good venue for receptions.
Location & Nearby Highlights
The hotel is closely connected to Yale’s arts institutions, including the Yale University Art Gallery (about 173 m) and the Yale Center for British Art (about 228 m). It’s also walkable to New Haven Green (about 574 m) and is about an 11-minute walk from the New Haven train station. Other nearby attractions include the New Haven Museum (about 1,076 m), the Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center (about 1,013 m), and Yale University itself (about 1,214 m).
Best for
This hotel is best for Yale visitors and arts-and-culture travelers who want to be near the Yale University Art Gallery and Yale Center for British Art on the Arts Campus. It also suits guests who value on-site dining and social spaces, with a 24-hour lobby café and a restaurant/lounge that reviewers associate with quality food and receptions. Business and academic travelers benefit from free Wi‑Fi, suite study areas, and meeting/event space.
Travel tips
If you’re arriving by rail, the property is described as an 11-minute walk from the New Haven train station, making it practical for car-free trips. For quick sightseeing, the Yale University Art Gallery (~173 m) and Yale Center for British Art (~228 m) are very close and can anchor a short itinerary. Some guests mention street/traffic noise and thin walls, so light sleepers may want to plan accordingly.
What guests say
Reviews repeatedly highlight the hotel’s prime Yale-adjacent location, stylish and comfortable public spaces, and friendly staff. Guests often call out the restaurant/lounge positively, including for events and reception-style gatherings, and mention small perks like complimentary morning coffee and in-room water. Cleanliness and overall room design are also praised. The most common drawbacks mentioned are noise (traffic, A/C, and thin walls) and sleep-comfort preferences such as bed softness and bedding/pillow feel; a few guests also note feeling bothered by panhandling upon arrival.
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