Hotel berhampiran Princeton Battlefield State Park di Princeton

Overall clean place. Room we got had some pieces of garbage from old guest. Air conditioning sounded like truck engine. Rooms, tv outdated. To compensate breakfast was great and excellent service.

Really great location. Rooms are always clean. The service is top notch. It's a little pricey but it's a Courtyard so you know it's worth it. Also close to town so many great restaurants nearby!

I stayed at this hotel many times before, I always like the this hotel before this stay. This time I felt the hotel is not as comfortable as before, such as no trash can at bathroom, so I need to use trash can under desk after floss, after using a piece of tissue paper, etc., the shower head looks good, but is not working properly, very frustrating. No “Do not disturb” door knob sign for guest to use, instead, cleaning staff knock at door about 7:30 at morning, I appreciate daily cleaning service, however, my upset experience was been waking up to answer “not now please”. Bedding is comfortable, clean; lobby staffs are friendly. Warm cookie at check in time was yummy.

Very clean

The rooms at the Nassau Inn are clean and comfortable. The hotel itself has a very interesting history. It has a great location, and the town surroundings are gorgeous. There are also many nearby restaurants to choose from. Thanks, Francisco

A friend and I had just spent a lovely afternoon at the Morven Museum, the staff there suggested we try the Peacock Inn for lunch since it had ties to Morven. Curious to learn more about it we went. We valeted the car and saw many umbrella tables on the front lawn full of guests that looked like were enjoying a high tea. As we walked up the charming porch, we noticed tables and decided we would sit there. As we entered the inn, we were met with a glare from what we assumed was the front desk manager. I asked if we needed a reservation. He flatly and rudely stated that brunch ended at 2pm. We asked if they were serving lunch. He said in a completely bothered tone in a very pretentious manner that maybe, maybe they could do something like small bites, purveying in his voice that it would be a major inconvenience. We said that was fine and very much appreciated and we would be on the porch. A few minutes later a waiter appeared with a set printed afternoon menu served from 2-5. So, they did offer a set menu, there was no maybe, and we were discounted from the start. There was nothing said about their dining hours, no explanation, no apologies. We decided to leave as we felt unwelcome and looked at as a nuisance. I suggest that this manager be held accountable and relearn how to treat potential guests!

If I could give this hotel more than 5 stars, I would. I’ve stayed in this hotel many times over the past 2 years. Sadly, I misplaced my favorite and only pair of seeing glasses in this hotel last summer. Even worse, the package became lost in the mail and never arrived to me. The amazing house keeping staff, front desk staff, front desk manager, and general manager all put in their absolute best efforts to help find my glasses, but unfortunately they became lost mail. Although the situation was completely out of their hands and they were not at fault, they did not stop there. The hotel helped me purchase new glasses to replaced my lost ones. I have never experienced better customer service. If you are comparing other hotels to this one, do not bother just stay here! Wonderful customer service, clean rooms, amazing stay!

Our reservation was booked under Princeton University travel system as we were relocating from California to Princeton NJ and needed to stay in a hotel for a short time while until our new home was available. This hotel was specifically chosen because they allow pets and we were traveling with a cat. After spending the entire day traveling to NJ we arrived at the hotel at 8pm and were told by the front desk agent the hotel does not allow cats. She was quite rude about it and insisted it was on their website. When I pulled up the website it did not say the hotel did not allow cats and she was unable to point out where on the website this policy was stated. After telling her the reservation was booked through Princeton because we were relocating to the area and had nowhere else to go, she begrudgingly called the General Manager. The General Manage made it seem that she was doing us a great favor and this was a terrible inconvenience to her and the rest of the staff. I again asked exactly where on the website the no cat policy was and she was also not able to tell me where it was. She was very concerned that the cat was going to tear up the room and particularly the couch. She mentioned several times during the call that she was very concerned that the cat was going to tear the couch apart. We then had to put down a 250$ deposit on top of the 75$ nonrefundable deposit and she told us that we would have to pay for a new couch if the cat tears it up. We then drive to the back of the hotel and realize along the way that the entire property is under construction. This is also not listed on the website. If you are having the whole place renovated at the same time it seems like this is something you would want potential guests to know about ahead of time. The construction was starting as early as 730 in the morning and would go all day every day including on the weekends. Our room was on the second floor (Room 821) and it was right next to a hole where a stair well should be but was no longer there. Why would you put a guest in this location? There were also no lights on outside on the second floor. So on top of being next to a taped off hole there is not enough light to see. We get into the room and notice immediately the room smells like it has not been aired out in quite some time and that the carpet is already torn up and that the couch is already stained up and looks like it needs to be replaced. At this point I felt compelled to email the GM regarding the state of the room because I felt like she would have tried to blame the damage on our cat and make us pay for replacing carpeting and the couch. The GM never bothered to reply to my email. After staying in the hotel for a few days we noticed the tub did not drain properly at all. You would be standing in 2 inches of water by the time you finish taking a shower, the can opener in the drawer was so rusted it was not sanitary to use and the ironing board was only held together by the cloth cov

I travel monthly to Princeton for work. I figured it would be a good idea to get to know the more convenient “recommended” hotels and this one is by far my favorite. Sure the Hyatt in Carnegie Center has a beautiful lobby, it also overbooks their rooms, has uncomfortable beds and pillows, horrible views and staff who could care less. Princeton Marriott at Forrestal is known of those things. Rooms are cozy and comfortable and you get what you book. The views are lovely and have a secluded vibe. Could not recommend this one more. At this point I’ve tried all at least once and this one is my favorite!!

I recently checked in at this Holiday Inn and my first interaction was with Anate. I was really impressed with the way she dealt with my check in. Warm and friendly service. I was asked what was my preference a king size bed with a sofa bed or two queen y as I was travelling with kids. I was also given complementary breakfast the next day. Would definitely recommend to all and I will be coming back for some great hospitality.