Nassau Inn
In 2006, the historic Nassau Inn celebrates its 250th anniversary in Princeton. Since 1756, the Nassau Inn has been an important fixture in the community and continues to provide the utmost in service, quality and consistency, combining modern comfort with historical charm.The Nassau Inn features 203 impeccably appointed guestrooms, 14 banquets and meeting rooms, high speed internet access in all guestrooms and meeting and public areas and the Yankee Doodle Tap Room Restaurant. The hotel also features an on-site fitness center and Business office.Step outside of the Nassau Inn and you will find yourself surrounded by all that Princeton has to offer; from Palmer Square shops and boutiques to art galleries, restaurants, museums, theaters and the Princeton University Campus. Art, Culture and History, at Nassau Inn you are surrounded by " All Things Princeton".
Traveler Opinions: Hotel review summary of Nassau Inn, Princeton Hotel
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| 4.0 | 4.0 | 4.0 | 4.0 | ||
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Most recent review and rating for Nassau Inn in Princeton
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| 4 | 4.0 | 4.0 | 4.0 | 4.0 |
Most convenient location to campus
With two kids at Princeton, we have stayed at the Nassau Inn many times. It’s the most convenient location to campus and its easy to pop over, have lunch or see a play and then walk back to the hotel. Also, its nice to be in the pedestrian friendly town of Princeton and not have to worry about parking, etc. There is a great variation in the size and quality of rooms. This stay, we had a nice King Deluxe on the fourth floor that was bright and spacious and had pleasant furnishings. Some of the rooms can be a bit dark and some of the bathrooms are more ancient than others. We had a great Valentine’s dinner in the Yankee Doodle Inn that was more elaborate than we planned, but delicious nonetheless. The Inn and the meal are a bit pricey, but compared with tuition for two kids at P.U. its a mere rounding error.
Traveler's tip on dining
Mediterra is the best restaurant in town and just a stroll from the N.I. Also, don’t miss the Bent Spoon for the best organic boutique ice cream this side of Berkeley.