Hampton Inn Princeton

Nice hotel. Clean room. Nice breakfast. Friendly staff. Easy to get to Princeton Junction train station to go to NYC. Quiet area. Mattress encased in mattress protector. Nice fitness room, had peloton bike. Used Priceline and no problems.

Fantastic experience. The place appears to have been recently renovated. Our room was wonderful. The bed and especially the pillows were comfortable. Usually you get those foam block pillows. Not here. Breakfast had a larger selection than most Hamptons. Stay here when in Princeton.

Clean, neat , newly renovated, great mattress, linens, front desk excellent, great breakfast. This is my second time passing through from south. I will be back. Bathrooms absolutely new, hallways clean, place smells clean. Not one negative in this place.

The location is about 10 minutes from Princeton. The room was clean, large and comfortable. The Tempur-pedic mattress was comfortable, the bed had four pillows, a couple more would have been more appropriate for the king size bed. We were able to easily control the thermostat for the room temperature. Our room was located in the front of the hotel, be forewarned the traffic can be loud if that kind of noise would bother you. Otherwise, the hotel was quiet. The breakfast buffet was a 1 out of 5. The eggs were rubbery, the sausage was dry, the waffle maker was difficult to use ( it wouldn’t flip easily). The oatmeal was soup, the potatoes were stale. It is NOT what is normally found at Hampton breakfast buffet. It was poor for both mornings of our stay. The coffee/tea bar was always available with fresh coffee and its condiments. The parking lot is safe and well lit.

Okay, for the most part we travel on the cheap and rely upon Trip Advisor for reviews. We don’t need a great many bells and whistles, but we do expect clean, safe, and convenient to our travel route. When we read less than favorable reviews for chains that we usually patronize in this area, we did notice the very high grades for The Hampton Inn even though we had never stayed with this well-known chain. It may have cost a few dollars more, but it was well worth it. Me darling wife has had a stroke and we must have an ADA accessible room. This fit the bill as it had wide doorways, grab bars in the bathroom, and a walk-in shower. The room itself was spacious and both looked and smelled clean. The hotel is on Route One along side many upscale companies and institutions. Even though we stayed on New Year’s Eve, we didn’t hear a peep out of anyone and there were numerous rooms occupied. Check-in was fast and efficient with the agreed upon reservation price and Dean at the front desk was very accommodating. They had a terrific hot and cold breakfast with an attendant on hand to replenish and sanitize. My only annoyance was the platform bed. Not only is my wife dealing with a stroke, but she is less than 4’ 10” and getting her in and out of the bed was challenging!

Very nice hotel. The room was clean and welcoming. The bed was very comfortable. Pillows were down. We had room 307 and the setup was great but the shower was a bit skinny since it was on the corner. It is on the side of US1 so noisy at night from the traffic but if you have headphones or earplugs its fine. Not sure any room wouldn't have the same noise. I am 5'7" and had no issue with the bed height as some other reviews mentioned. Breakfast area was clean and well stocked with the usual Hampton Inn options (cereal, eggs and potatoes, waffles, bread/bagels, muffins, juice, coffee/tea). Did the digital room key and picked our room on the app. I would stay here again if in the area.

Very clean property. Nice breakfast offerings. Quick check-in/out. Quiet rooms. Attractive outside sitting & pool area in rear of building. Very ample parking. There are no dining options within walking distance and few within convenient driving distance due to Route 1 configuration. Uber to Newark Airport was 35 minutes at 10 AM.