New Haven Inn

For a low-budget stay. Few amenities, no food service. Convenient to the Merritt Parkway.

This was the dirtiest, filthiest, unimaginable room and hotel. It was like a tenement house from the 1960’s with dirty and drunk men and women renting rooms by the week or month. I realized some of the people coming through were undesirables, eviction people and people living week to week people using this place for sexual encounters. The entrance is dirty. You have to be buzzed in. I can’t imagine why. The windows are dirty. You have to talk to the people through a closed window. They speak very poor English & are slow to help because they don’t understand. I had to use a key card but when I walked outside and came back the key card didn’t work. Looking in the room at first glance you can see just how dirty it was. The stair case was carpeted it filthy and hadn’t been cleaned or vacuumed for what looked like THIS YEAR Zander the hallway smelled. The pillows were old, yellowed and with no stuffing. They just sagged. The pillow cases and sheets were dirty too. The bedspread was old, looked even older and was dirty so I couldn’t sleep in the bed. There was a sofa but that was dirty too so couldn’t even sleep on it. The room was like the Bates Motel, a horrible dirty nightmare. I have never been in a more filthier hotel.