Step into a world where stylish modern design meets conscious living at the Hotel Marcel set in the striking Bauhaus-inspired Pirelli building. With its mid-century style and restored sixties finishes, this is not only a comfortable choice but a planet-friendly one too. Powered by their own mini-grid of solar panels and committed to a zero-carbon approach, this smart 165-room hotel on New Haven’s waterfront is the perfect base for both relaxation and exploration.

Accommodation at Hotel Marcel

Each custom-designed room offers serenity, generous views and a sense of calm. Finished with the latest technology and designer furnishings, choose between king or queen beds topped with luxury linens, and refresh in modern Italian-tiled bathrooms featuring walk-in showers. Large suites nestled into the corners of the building elevate the experience by offering panoramic views through ten huge windows, and boast curated art collections, spacious living areas and bar carts. 

Dining at Hotel Marcel

BLDG is the hotel’s in-house restaurant with a relaxed minimalist style. Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drinks, BLDG seamlessly blends architecture, cuisine and cocktails into an unforgettable dining experience. Sustainability takes centre stage here too, with locally sourced ingredients and seasonal menus that celebrate farm-to-table freshness. Recognised as one of New Haven's best restaurants, BLDG's modern American fare draws crowds for its weekend brunch and Long Wharf District location.

Things to do at Hotel Marcel

Immerse yourself in New Haven’s history and culture with a tour of the iconic Yale University campus and nearby museums. Catch a show at the Shubert Theatre or head out on the water from the Canal Dock Boathouse. Explore galleries, shopping and live music venues in the Chapel Historic District and be sure to grab one of the “best pizzas in the world” in Little Italy. Or, with Hotel Marcel as your stylish base, head to the coast to experience windswept beaches or venture inland to discover beautiful farms, orchards, vineyards, and wineries that showcase the region's bounty. 

Know Before You Go

It is standard practice for resorts/hotels within the USA to charge a mandatory resort fee which is payable locally. This fee can be anywhere between $5 to $50 per room per night and is not included in the cost of your Kenwood Travel holiday. Currently, the Hotel Marcel doesn't charge a resort fee, however this can change at any time.