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July 2024 by Landon Fong
Nassau Inn is the worst in Princeton. You have to pay for breakfast and it’s just eggs and muffins. The steak is over cooked. They make you pay $20 a day for a microwave. The service is good enough but overall everything is way to pricey.
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July 2024 by Sameer Salgaocar
Highly recommend this place which has the largest painting ever made by Norman Rockwell and that too behind a bar. It is an amazing painting and worth the price of a visit by itself. The gentleman who oversees this place was kind enough to give us postcards of the painting and I thank him for this gesture.
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July 2024 by Andrew Thompson
Very nice location and loved the room. Have been going there for meetings but never stayed overnight.
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July 2024 by James Mars
For the history...it's a 10.
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June 2024 by Adriano Alessandrini
An old British countryside style Inn in the center of the beautiful Princeton. Nice big comfortable rooms (a bit old fashoned) with very modern and efficient service. Few years later nothing changed.
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June 2024 by Katie Ireland
Definitely recommend this place compared to some of the other motels in wildwood! Russ at the front desk and the rest of the staff were extremely accommodating. We will absolutely be staying again soon!!
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June 2024 by Denzil Phillips
My recent stay at the Nassau Inn was unfortunately marred by several significant issues that I feel compelled to share. Firstly, there were persistent problems with housekeeping.. Despite not having a "do not disturb" sign on my door, I had to repeatedly request fresh towels and even then, the room wasn't cleaned properly, with the trash can often overlooked. Additionally, my experience with the elevators was alarming. I was trapped for close to 20 minutes without any assurance or follow-up about my well-being from hotel staff, which was distressing to say the least. The most troubling incident occurred during checkout when I requested a receipt for my stay. I was shocked when a staff member informed me they couldn't print one until a white coworker had made the same request on my behalf and received the printed receipt/invoice. This blatant racial profiling was deeply upsetting and completely unacceptable. Overall, the service was extremely unprofessional. The issues with housekeeping, elevator safety, and discriminatory treatment at the front desk highlight serious management and operational deficiencies. I will not be staying at the Nassau Inn, in the future. I hope management takes these concerns seriously.
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June 2024 by DW CHEN
Quaint and “old money”-styled inn. Since it has some history, don’t expect the room to be too spacious—which speaks for almost all such old, compact inn (don’t think in negative ways: just a piece of fact neutrally laid on the table.
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June 2024 by Theresa B
There was no refrigerator or microwave in our room, but that’s ok, it is right in the middle of town, so much is in walking distance. So many tasty options to try nearby.
The room was clean, the staff was pleasant and accommodating and it was in the middle of all the action. Good choice, we will stay again next year.
Rooms: Smaller than usual but charming
Nearby activities: In the middle of town, so much is walking distance
Safety: I felt very safe walking around, even at night
Walkability: So much nearby
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June 2024 by Megan Haines (M)
Only complaint there was no microwave or fridge
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June 2024 by Romanus Opiyo
Nearby activities: Strategically located next to University and parks
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May 2024 by Robin Koech
The strategic positioning itself was awesome ,wow.
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May 2024 by Carla Taylor-Pla
Bridgette, the front desk "receptionist," threatened to hang up on me when I asked for her help in locating a prescription I had left behind. This Inn is an important Princeton landmark, and warrants receptionist(s) who at the least understand very basic problem solving and customer service 101.
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May 2024 by Donna Morrison
Wonderful hotel in the heart of Princeton. Lots of restaurants in walking distance, plus boutique stores. Great service. Top notch. Friday live music outside seating Tap room.
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April 2024 by Doug O'Neal
We were there for a tasting for an upcoming wedding. Everyone was so friendly and helpful.
Nearby activities: Many shops within walking distance. Great restaurants.
