The Suites at Yale-New Haven

From the Suites at Yale-​New Haven’s web page:
«The Suites at Yale-​New Haven is a new hotel offered by Yale-​New Haven Hospital. When patients are faced with short– or long-​term inpatient hospital care, families and caregivers can stay comfortably nearby. Patients preferring a day of rest before traveling home may enjoy a stay at The Suites as well. Located two blocks from the entrance of Yale-​New Haven Hospital and its Smilow Cancer Hospital, Children’s Hospital and Saint Raphael Campus, The Suites includes 24 suites with extended stay options. Daily, weekly and monthly rates are available.»
My review:
I recently had surgery at Yale, and once I was discharged I stayed at The Suites until I was cleared by my surgeon to travel. The Suites are actually efficiency apartments with a kitchen that is fully stocked with dishes, glasses, pots and pans and silverware. There’s also a dishwasher in the kitchen. The rest of the suite is a large living area, a bedroom (with a super-​comfy queen-​size bed) and bathroom. The Suites are built to accommodate a wheelchair. Even the bathroom is large. There are two big flat-​screen tvs, one in the living room and one in the bedroom. Our suite was larger than most one-​bedroom apartments!
The entire place is a designated Quiet Zone so that patients can relax in peace and quiet (when my husband complained about the room above us raising a racket, they were immediately told to quiet down.) There is ²⁴⁄₇ security, a business center, a fitness center and a washer and dryer on the third floor. There is also free parking (some covered) and free wi-​fi. There is also free transportation to and from the hospital, but because of the traffic it is honestly quicker to walk! I walked to my surgery and then a few days later walked back to the hotel.
One thing to remember is that it is located in the middle of New Haven, which is a bustling city, and you will hear traffic outside, especially if you are on the ground floor. We brought a white noise machine with us and that helped.
You can also stay here if you aren’t going to the hospital, but at a higher rate.