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 1000 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 800 m² 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, 2 km from Yale University

Rooms: 165 guest rooms with custom interiors

Dining: BLDG restaurant emphasizing sustainable ingredients

Facilities: 800 m² of event space

Sustainability: First fossil fuel-free hotel in America