What I liked: The place is clean and is located relatively…read morenear the Major highways. There is a nice outdoor patio for reading or hanging out. What I didn't like: The property is in a weird location, causing one to have to make a U-turn to get into the lot. It was not possible to turn the volume up on the TV very high.

This hotel is brand new and offers wonderful amenities with the in-room kitchenettes, comfortable…read morebeds, great showers and beautiful designs. There's also a back patio with common access grills. The staff is courteous and incredibly accommodating. Will definitely stay again!

Great location. Property is OLD. Fittings & finishings are evidently old. Lack of seating at…read morebreakfast. The climate control in our room had no lid to the filter & it was covered in mold & dust. It was clearly from the 1980s or so. Lots of lights & outlets, fridge & microwave but switches on the lamps didn't all work, had to unplug to turn off. The room was comfortable enough for the price, however the walls are paper thin. We were treated to a neighboring room's LOUD bass until after 4 am. Signs everywhere that employees carry personal safety alarms. Finally, $150 additional security deposit in addition to room charge & taxes. Breakfast is one type of muffin, corn flakes, Frosted Flakes, activia yogurt, banana & apple, wrapped danish. Apple/orange juice, instant coffee, waffles with no toppings, instant oatmeal. No protein to speak of. Limited hours. Positives: location, vent in bathroom, firm bed with waterproof cover, friendly desk staff. Negatives: old, extremely limited breakfast, poor climate control, thin walls, staff unresponsive to difficulties. The bathtub/shower is very slick when wet.

This place is disgusting. I checked in around 5 pm and found 2 bugs in my bed at 9 pm, I was…read moreoffered another room but requested a refund instead, before leaving and was told to just go.

Great hotel with friendly staff. Room was neat and clean with great storage. The gym had good,…read moreworking equipment.

Customer service: Hit or miss. Most of the staff seemed pretty disinterested in being helpful…read more This was particularly so with the second shift desk person I spoke to. One of the first shift desk persons was decently nice. This is a HUGE area of training that should occur. Food/Bar: Breakfast was basic, but decent enough. Its likely worth going elsewhere for the $15 they charge however. Drinks were a decent pour, and the bartender was decently friendly. Rooms/Property: Dated and in need of an overhaul. Cleanliness was ok.. ish. Not overly great. There was dust over many surfaces and there was various hairs in the sink and shower. This should be an area to correct. Sleep quality: This is a very big issue. Due to the construction of the hotel, there is VERY LITTLE sound dampening. You will hear EVERY thud, step, knock, etc in your room. It is loud... quite loud. I could hear people snoring in the next room, them sneezing, their tv, etc. I could hear it in the next rooms, on either side, above and below my room. Overall, this place is a big miss and I cannot recommend it to anyone. Needless to say, I won't be returning.

Although , the guest service was a pleasant experience. The hotel itself is not that thrilling…read more It's more of a quick check - in kind of hotel. Get what you paid for experience. The most affordable hotel that's step above a motel experience. There's no in door or outdoor activities.

I am a travel worker and don't have much money. I had to stay here because of lower funds. Every…read moreday there were bugs in the rooms. Once my room flooded from the toilet and damaged my laundry. Laundry machines were broken and no ice. avoid if you can!!!!!

We stayed at the Inn last night while on a road trip and going through Princeton. Lydia was so…read morefriendly and gracious during our stay. We were greeted with homemade chocolate chip cookies and water carafes in our suite. The great room was very cozy and had complimentary tee, coffee, hot chocolate, and red wine. We stayed in a two room suite which had a modern bathroom with homemade soaps and fluffy towels. Everything was exceptionally clean and the sheets were very soft. However, we were in the front section of the original home and the road noise was pretty loud all night long and the feather mattresses weren't particularly comfortable. In the morning Lydia made us the most delicious breakfast. We had homemade yogurt, fresh fruit, homemade granola, toast, steel cut oats with honey butter, yummy homemade jams, delicious coffee, and a variety of fresh juices. Our meal was topped off with the richest Java truffle. We greatly enjoyed our stay and will be back again soon!

We had a fabulous stay at the Inn at Glencairn. Every detail--from the freshly-baked chocolate chip…read morecookies greeting us upon arrival to the silky soft sheets--created a welcoming environment and made for a memorable stay. Chef and innkeeper extraordinare Lydia goes above and beyond to care for her guests, including by serving one of the best breakfasts we've ever had! Lydia provides guests with 3 choices for breakfast. I ordered the steel-cut oats with honey butter and sugared pecans. It came with fresh fruit, absolutely delicious bread with homemade jams, homemade yogurt and granola, tasty coffee, and fresh juice -- all topped off with a homemade java truffle. This was truly a 5-star dining experience that I will be dreaming of for weeks to come. We hope to be back again soon!

A decent stay for 2 nights. There's work going on, so a bit of noise and mess a little. Nice to see…read morethe elevator will be well insulated...lol. The desk attendants were not particularly engaging,, but i wasn't there to make friends, although a smile and hello would be nice. The rate was decent. The room was clean (with a strong disinfectant scent) but a bit bare bones...not even an alarm clock, but no biggie. The shower was okay, but a bit low pressure. TV worked. I'd probably stay here again. There were a lot of one star reviews...from a while back. I'd suggest they seemed more intentional/conspiratorial/fake than justified. This place is okay.

I'm certainly not a germaphobe but for the love of God, work with me here fellas. This place…read morecarries the baggage of every nicotine addict who has ever stayed here, giving the walls and furniture a yellowish hue that would jangle the Marlboro Man's spurs. A stay not to be extended beyond 24 hours.

Visited twice (Nov and Dec 2025). Hotel was undergoing renovations and I was the recipient of a…read morebelow standard room. Stains on sofa, bed squeaked upon sitting, broken toilet tank, dust on furniture and the lust goes on. Upon contacting the front desk, I was told that I'm not satisfied, I should go stay somewhere else. That was enough for me to confirm that I will not be returning. Customer served not a thing st this establishment.... Truly a disappointment!

This is my second time staying in a Hyatt Place hotel. I was able to check in about an hour before…read moreactual checkout time which was helpful. It was fairly easy to find & it is located next to a mall type area so there are lots of restaurants and a Starbucks next-door that you can walk to. I do like the layout of the Hyatt place rooms. They are like mini suites. So there is a couch and kind of a hot and coffee table thing where you can sit and watch TV and then there's a half wall that sort of divides the bed from the living room area. You can angle the TV to look at the sofa or look at the bed. In the corner when you first enter, there is a desk and then there is also an actual sink in the room and a refrigerator. Unfortunately, my refrigerator did not work. It wasn't that big a deal so I did not complain because I did not have time to switch rooms. I told the desk at check out. The room was quiet, shower worked well & the bed was comfortable. I would stay again. Breakfast is $11, I ate lunch next door instead.

I was pretty impressed with this Residence Inn. Most 3 star hotels do not move me one way or the…read moreother, but this hotel did a great job overall. Our check in was smooth, the room was in great shape, parking was easy and the price was pretty reasonable. A few things could be done better however. There were minor issues with the room that were a bit annoying and need to be looked at. Our kitchen plates and bowls were not 100% clean and some had little wood splinters in them for some reason. The stove top was also not as clean as it should have been and had a variety of stains on it. One of the shower heads in the bathroom had a little leak that shot water over the shower curtain. And finally, the climate control was difficult to manage. There was 1 thermostat for both bedrooms and the common area and we could not get the unit to a comfortable temperature for all. It was either too hot or too cold for our entire stay. Ceiling fans or additional thermostats wouid have been nice. I do want to commend Marriott for really nice looking renovations. They either renovated recently or they keep their property in very good shape. The hallways, elevators and our room looked modern, clean and pleasant. I was particularly impressed with the bathrooms. Very nice! In general, it was a pleasure to be at the property for the few days we were in Princeton. Four stars out of five. I would definitely return in the future.

The staff was friendly and helped get me checked in pretty quickly. There is nothing fancy about…read morethe hotel so don't expect that. The rooms were clean and beds were comfy. I loved the freshly baked cookies that they had one night. Breakfast was your typical hotel fare. I usually stick with yogurt and fruit. They did have a small bball court on the premises which I havent seen. I came for business and would come back for a business trip. I probably wouldn't come for leisure. 3 stars.

Yelp gets it right again…read more Three stars. * * * The Hyatt Regency is a perfectly nice place to sleep. The beds are comfortable. They have hot water. Parking is easy. My particular room had a shower that insisted on running even when I wanted to take a bath. A nuisance but not a traumatic life scarring experience. * * * The challenges of the Hyatt Regency are all on the food side. And note - the food is perfectly good. They have a decent kitchen and will serve you fine stuff. On the plus side - and hooray for them on this one - the kitchen cooks unusual things and makes them available for purchase in the various and sundries store. So if you get an urge for garlic chicken wings at 2 in the morning - you don't have to do anything stupid like room service. They have real good ones that you just buy at the store, pay for at the front desk and then zap. Eat in the lobby or your room as you wish. * * * So what I am squawking about? Squawk squawk squawk squawk squawk squawk squawk squawk. a) The hotel is in a food desert. There is absolutely nothing around the hotel. Princeton is a completely interesting food city ... And it has become more so since it became a retirement community for elderly New Yorkers who want to get out of the rat race of living in the city. You can eat like a king in Princeton. I was travelling. It was in the middle of cold spell that was unusually cold and miserable even for long standing experienced Princeton residents. Getting to the famous food would have meant two expensive Ubers for non-trivial distance while freezing my a** off. In most other college towns, the hotel where all the campus visitors stay is right in the heart of the action. I was in Siberia both for remoteness and for temperature. I did most of my eating at the hotel - hating every minute of it. b) The Hyatt like nearly every other hotel specializes in massive markups for eating on premises. They promise high quality to match the astronomic prices. I had a breakfast buffet where most of what I was eating was scrambled eggs (good but nothing special), bacon (a little worse than normal bacon) and chicken sausages (kudos on the chicken sausages.) There was lox with capers - which was a good thing. Not a terrible breakfast. But NOT worth $28 a pop. Every time I had breakfast I was feeling the money draining out of my wallet. c) I had dinner at the bar with decent sports TVS. If I wanted to do upscale experimentation - and I did - the options were extremely attractive. The prices were blanch-worthy. Okay, one of the bottles I looked at was an advanced years Whistle Pig Rye. The whole point of Whistle Pig is to make you pay enough money that you force yourself into thinking you are drinking a superior beverage. Otherwise you could not live with yourself and what you are doing. I have done Whistle Pig in lower end manifestations. The brand is meritorious. But it is NOT four times better than competing brands that are charging a fourth of the price. Add a hotel markup to that and you are looking at numbers so obscene that children should not be allowed to hear them. I limited myself to brands I could drink for less than $20 a pop. I discovered one marvelous rye, and one mediocre rye. (Angels Envy and Basel Hayden Dark respectively.) My wallet was under control drinks wise. The flatbread pizza on the other hand was playing the breakfast buffet game. Huge prices for cheap stuff. A flatbread with mortadella on it should not cost practically $30, even if the six pieces of mortadella on your pizza have real pistachios in them. Pistachio and regular mortadella go for the same price where I buy Italian goodies. So once again I was watching my wallet bleed. At least I could drown my sorrows in alcohol. * * * Yes, hotel dining is expensive. If you don't want to pay hotel prices, Don't eat in hotels. I get it. But if you are in a place where you are going to have to pay at least $30 and catch pneumonia in order to NOT pay hotel prices, That means that you are stuck-ooed no matter how you play it. * * * Simple Solution: Don't stay at the Princeton Hyatt Regency. Exception: If being out in the boonies doesn't bother you, You can make the Princeton Hyatt Regency work.

The lobby and rooms were very clean and beautiful! The staff were super friendly and helpful. The…read moreonly downside is the towel shortage at both the pool and in the rooms. In both places, we asked for more and they never came, or took forever. But otherwise, I would absolutely stay here again in a heartbeat! It's so gorgeous and reasonable priced.