Hotel Marcel New Haven, Tapestry Collection By Hilton, New Haven

Hotel Marcel is a LEED Platinum-certified hotel, standing out as America's first fossil fuel-free hotel. Situated in the historic Long Wharf district, it combines iconic Brutalist architecture with sustainability initiatives. The hotel operates independently of fossil fuels with on-site energy generation and storage, including over 1,000 solar panels.

The building showcases a Bauhaus-inspired design, preserving mid-century elements while incorporating modern conveniences. Original finishes and repurposed 1960s light fixtures reflect the legacy of architect Marcel Breuer. Guest rooms are equipped with smart technology, including a power-over-Ethernet lighting system.

Hotel Marcel offers 165 guest rooms and suites with custom interiors that evoke a sense of calm. Each room features triple-pane energy-efficient windows and high-end furnishings from Connecticut-based artisans. Key amenities include integrated USB outlets and luxury linens made from organic cotton.

The on-site restaurant, BLDG, serves modern American cuisine with a focus on local, sustainable sourcing. Chef Megan Gill leads the culinary team, emphasizing farm-to-table ingredients. BLDG also caters private events, allowing guests to enjoy flavorful dishes crafted with unmatched dedication.

With over 9,000 square feet of event space, the hotel accommodates meetings and celebrations of various sizes. The Penthouse Loggia provides a unique venue with natural light and a view of the city. Customized catering and dedicated planning services support successful gatherings.

Location: Historic Long Wharf district, 1.4 miles from Yale University

Rooms: 165 guest rooms with custom interiors

Dining: BLDG restaurant emphasizing sustainable ingredients

Facilities: 9,000 square feet of event space

Sustainability: First fossil fuel-free hotel in America