Welcome to the newly-renovated Four Points by Sheraton Meriden. With a central location at the crossroads of Connecticut, we?re in the... more »
Welcome to the newly-renovated Four Points by Sheraton Meriden. With a central location at the crossroads of Connecticut, we?re in the middle of one of the fastest growing industrial parks in the state. Quinnipiac University, Yale University, Weslyan University, Gouveia Vineyards, and the Chevrolet (Oakdale) Theater are all a short drive away. Talk about cozy. Come and relax in our comfortable guest rooms featuring the Four Points by Sheraton Four Comfort Beds. Or hang out in our newly-opened Yogi?s All American Grill & Sports Bar. Catch the game on one of 14 large or plasma screen TVs. Personal table speakers will make sure you don?t miss a minute of the action. Gather your friends and family and join in the NTN Trivia while enjoying a tasty treat from the family-friendly menu.
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Location. The Sheraton Four Points Meriden is centrally located between Hartford and New Haven in Meriden, Conn. Wesleyan University is seven miles away, Quinnipiac University is eleven-and-one-half miles, and Yale University is twenty miles from the hotel. Hotel Features The Four Points by Sheraton Meriden updated their facilities with a $4 million renovation. The six-floor hotel features Yogi's All American Grill and Sports Bar, which provides fourteen large-screen and plasma televisions. Amenities include a heated indoor pool and a fitness center. A business center is on-site. The Four Points by Sheraton Meriden provides transportation to area airports, dry-cleaning services and laundry facilities. GuestRooms. Each of the 150 guestrooms and suites offer complimentary wireless Internet access and cable televisions. Rooms provide oversized desks and ergonomic chairs, beds with plush-top mattresses. Coffemakers are included. Expert Tip. Outdoor enthusiasts won't have to travel far to take advantage of Connecticut's natural beauty. Mattabesset Trail, located just three miles from the hotel, is on the basalt ridges of Mount Higby and passes through Trimount and Millzers Pond State Parks.
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40 year old with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
When a hotel advertises that it has an indoor swimming pool and you have three children and the only reason you choose this hotel is because of the pool, it becomes somewhat of an issue when you arrive and are told that there will be "No Swimming" due to the booking of several "private" parties. It was unacceptable and very misleading.