Hotels in Bridgeport
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1. The Circle Hotel Fairfield
The Circle Hotel Fairfield



2. Trumbull Marriott Shelton
Trumbull Marriott Shelton



3. Hotel Hi-Ho - Contactless Check-In
Hotel Hi-Ho - Contactless Check-In



4. Hyatt Place Milford / New Haven
Hyatt Place Milford / New Haven



5. The Surfside Hotel
The Surfside Hotel



6. New Haven Hotel
New Haven Hotel



7. Hyatt House Shelton
Hyatt House Shelton



8. Quality Suites Stratford
Quality Suites Stratford



9. DoubleTree by Hilton Stamford
DoubleTree by Hilton Stamford



10. Hilton Garden Inn Shelton
Hilton Garden Inn Shelton



11. East Norwich Inn
East Norwich Inn



12. Norwalk Inn & Conference Center
Norwalk Inn & Conference Center



13. Best Western Plus Fairfield Hotel
Best Western Plus Fairfield Hotel



14. Holiday Inn Express Hauppauge-Long Island
Holiday Inn Express Hauppauge-Long Island



15. Cambria Hotel New Haven University Area
Cambria Hotel New Haven University Area



16. Springhill Suites Milford
Springhill Suites Milford



17. EVEN Hotel Norwalk by IHG
EVEN Hotel Norwalk by IHG



18. Hampton Inn by Hilton Shelton
Hampton Inn by Hilton Shelton



19. Hilton Garden Inn Milford
Hilton Garden Inn Milford



20. Hyatt Regency Greenwich
Hyatt Regency GreenwichGo beyond your typical stay in Bridgeport
Top neighborhoods in Bridgeport
Downtown Bridgeport
Downtown Bridgeport blends history and culture in Connecticut's largest city. The ornate Barnum Museum showcases circus memorabilia while the Housatonic Museum of Art displays contemporary works. Catch shows at the Klein Memorial Auditorium or Downtown Cabaret Theatre for local culture. The historic district features well-preserved architecture that tells stories of the city's past. Diverse restaurants reflect the city's multicultural population, with options from Puerto Rican to Eastern European cuisines. Hotels cluster near the train station with standard business amenities. Getting around is simple with Metro-North Railroad connecting to NYC and local buses serving downtown routes. The compact downtown core remains highly walkable for visitors.

Black Rock Historic District
Black Rock Historic District serves up charming Victorian streets with a splash of seaside magic. Stroll past graceful mansions and colonial homes dating back to the 1800s, or head to the harbor where sailboats bob peacefully. History buffs can snap photos of the Gothic Revival St. Mary's by the Sea Church and spot the historic Fayerweather Island Lighthouse standing guard offshore. Cozy bed and breakfasts in converted Victorian homes offer the perfect base for exploring this quiet Bridgeport neighborhood. Grab a lobster roll at one of the casual waterfront eateries before walking along the scenic paths at Seaside Park. The district is easily walkable, though public transit options are limited.
East End
East End of Bridgeport delivers authentic cultural experiences through its vibrant African American and Caribbean community. You'll find historic churches that anchor neighborhood life, small community parks, and family-run restaurants serving mouthwatering jerk chicken and soul food classics. The Barnum Museum and nearby Total Mortgage Arena offer cultural attractions just a short trip away. Local corner stores and pop-up vendors selling Caribbean spices add genuine charm to this budget-friendly neighborhood. Getting around requires some planning, with limited bus service connecting to downtown Bridgeport. The peaceful residential streets provide a welcome escape from tourist crowds, letting you experience the real heart of local life.
South End
The South End neighborhood has lots to see including Seaside Park and Seaside Beach.

West End - West Side
West End-West Side offers a real slice of Bridgeport life away from tourist crowds. The neighborhood's tree-lined streets showcase early 20th-century wooden houses with inviting front porches where locals chat. You can explore Longfellow Park or sample authentic Puerto Rican, Dominican, and Eastern European dishes at family-run eateries that serve generous portions. The area runs on community rhythms with small corner markets and family groceries catering to everyday needs. While public transit is limited, street parking is plentiful for exploring this affordable alternative to downtown. Most businesses close early, so plan accordingly for an authentic residential experience.
Top landmarks in Bridgeport
Bridgeport Downtown South Historic District
Seaside Park

Seaside Beach
Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater
Total Mortgage Arena
Beardsley Zoo
University of Bridgeport
Barnum Museum
Learn more about Bridgeport
Wander through the revitalized waterfront where industrial grit meets artistic renaissance in a city reinventing itself with surprising vigor. The Barnum Museum celebrates the legendary showman who once served as mayor. Catch performances at the historic Bijou Theatre or the Klein Memorial Auditorium with their exceptional acoustics. Beardsley Zoo, the state's only animal park, offers an intimate wildlife experience. Seaside Park provides a perfect escape with locals' secret beaches. The Downtown Cabaret Theatre and Housatonic Museum of Art showcase cultural ambitions that belie the city's blue-collar reputation. Don't miss the world's first Subway restaurant, still serving in the North End since 1965.
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Hampton Inn & Suites New Haven - South - West Haven
"Room was clean, Bed was comfortable. All around very clean."
Cambria Hotel New Haven University Area
"Nice Hotel I would definitely stay there again"
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Stamford / New York City
"La Quinta Stamford offered a covenient location and price for stopping over on our way from New Hampshire to the D.C area. We arrived late at night and left early the next morning, unfortunately missing the convenient continental breakfast [so cannot comment on that]. Staff was friendly and efficient, very pleasant. The facility was a bit shabby, with worn areas of walls and doors, and the pretty pool surrounded by shipping boxes piled from floor to ceiling, but our room was clean and spacious, and bed and pillow very comfortable for a great night’s sleep. The bathroom was exceptionally clean with a sparkling and very enjoyable bathtub."
Ethan Allen Hotel
"Upon arrival I asked for the pack and play I had called beforehand and requested and the manager to the staff helping me goes, “is there a note? Was it requested beforehand?” It was, but what if it wasn’t? Then I asked the front desk staff if I could have a room away from elevators and stairs and the manager, again from off to the side, goes, “we’re really booked right now with a wedding and a hockey team.” I go, “ok well I have a baby so just away from the hockey team would be great.” She goes on to say they can’t accommodate such things yadda yadda - then the front desk staff looks at me and goes, “I gave you a room in the middle of the floor away from stairs and elevators.” So not sure if the manager was just trying to find an issue or what. The elevator is inconveniently located on the complete opposite side of the hotel as the lobby and our room. The stairs were quick and easily accessible but because I had a stroller, I had to walk around 3 sides of the hotel. Get to our room - dirty stained carpet but otherwise clean. The tub and toilet were both clogged when we got there. I asked for them to be unclogged and left but the maintenance man only unclogged the toilet. When the pack and play arrived, I asked if I could have an extra towel and wash cloth for my baby and was told no by the housekeeper. In the middle of the night 4 ants were crawling on the toilet (I have pictures and video), the heat/ac unit front fell off everytime it kicked on. Hotel was nice, bad room."
Red Carpet Inn
"The staff was very helpful and accommodating"
New Haven Hotel
"Great location, all that I needed for the trip. About an 18-minute walk from the train station."
Hyatt Place Milford / New Haven
"Nice staff"
Amsterdam Hotel
"Thank you!"
Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale
"Excellent staff and very clean facilities, including room, exercise room, and lobby. Backup plans for coffee/gift shop being open should be made as one day it was closed during prime morning hours. Only negative was it's right in the bar zone between Church and Chapel. If you are there Friday or Saturday, plan on being up quite late."
