Reunion Hotel Information
More information about local hotels will be shared via email in early 2027.
Please note: The YAA is not involved in the hotel reservation process and is unable to assist with the facilitation of any reservation-related inquiries. The rates, availability, and number of rooms allocated at a given hotel are determined by the individual hotels, and neither Yale nor the YAA will be able to answer questions regarding the availability of rooms, other than to communicate which blocks have sold out. Hotel block rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and sell out very quickly. Some hotels may have additional rooms available at their regular rates, which are also available on a first-come, first-served basis.
On-Campus Housing
On-Campus Housing will be made as part of your overall reunion registration, which will go live sometime in March 2027. On-campus housing is managed by our partner, Yale Housing. Once registration is live, you will have the ability to contact Yale Housing for specific inquiries related to special accommodations.
Please Note: campus housing is a finite resource, and must be reserved by May 20th.
The deadline for all special housing requests, including roommates, is May 1st.
Campus housing is not available for walk-in registrations.
Campus housing is not available for the 65th and 70th reunions.
Additional Campus Housing Details:
- Attendees will usually share a suite with others; single attendees may share a bedroom; and a couple may be assigned to two single bedrooms. Private accommodations are unavailable except for specific medical reasons, which cannot be guaranteed.
- Roommate requests must be reciprocal. While Yale Housing are able to satisfy the majority of roommate requests, we are sometimes limited by the volume of requests or room configurations.
- Beds are singles and permanent bunk beds are common; upper bunks are not assigned to the 40th-60th Reunions; for these classes, couples/guests may be in two different bedrooms within the same suite.
- Rooms have dressers, lighting, desks, chairs and, sometimes, student furniture. Yale provides linens (sheets, a blanket, pillow, pillowcase), and towels. There are no phones, desk lamps (except on Old Campus, where there are no overhead lights), air conditioners, fans, clothing hangers, or hair dryers.
- Bathrooms are communal, with non-lockable doors, and are all-gender. They may be located on the stair landing or within the suite.
- All Yale buildings are strictly non-smoking, in all forms.