Courtyard Princeton Reviews

Due to the Covid situation rooms service are available only previous request . The hotel is nearby a mall but you need a car if you wanna go out . Breakfast not included but there’s a Starbucks right downstairs

3-star hotel, New Jersey is basically such a hotel, on the side of the main road, convenient for self-driving tour. Stayed for two nights, not cleaned. It's about $10 by taxi from Princeton.

There is an expressway in front of the door and the intersection is not obvious!

There are downsides to the service. The main reason is that Ctrip paid in advance, but the hotel charged my pre-authorized American credit card for the room again. I called the hotel and they said they would refund my US credit card. But no refund yet.

Overall good but quite old

small but nice hotel

Garden-style hotel, good health

Only ones night stay. It was close to our destination for a conference. Quiet and clean. Comfortable beds

Room is big and facilities are good, but the staff at the counter is not careful enough and gave me the wrong key

This is a very typical facility for a Courtyard Marriott. The rooms are a little worn. Common areas were more updated. Fireplace there with work space. 10 min from Princeton’s campus. Good price.

1. TV is not working in my room 2. Internet is not working I asked for help with the internet and the staff was very rude and said they cannot help. I had work to do that night, and i had asked help to fix the internet, otherwisei wouldn'thave insisted on internet. I asked them to change the room so i can watch TV.

I found a dead bug on the coffee maker. And we were given only one bottle of water for 2 people. Furniture was looking banged up.

Loved this property. Safe area and the room was very clean.

The staff were friendly and the property clean. No hair dryers in rooms which is fairly standard for twenty years or so now. Room advertised to having a microwave and it did not. No gluten free options at the “cafe” even though it was advertised as having them. Traveling with a child with an autoimmune disease where gluten can kill them is hard enough, but when something is advertised so we book it and then it isnt there makes it even harder. Not a bad hotel, just needs updating on the we site with what they offer.