Great set up, friendly staff, cozy atmosphere for a few friends or large group. IDK about team…read morebuilding, but it's great for letting off steam and having a good time

We had so much fun here. The staff are wonderful hosts. If you have not tried axe throwing, you…read moreshould. If you have time it before, you should still come here. Really nice decor and don't forget to stop for free photos on the way out. The only thing that made me go hmmm is that they serve wine and beer and I am not sure it jives well with this activity.

This hotel is very clean. There was no dust, I always sanitize a room and they did a great job. The…read morebed is very comfy. We loved the sofa layout, it was convenient for our toddler to eat and easy for me to prep her milk with the extra sink. The bathroom was weird though, the sink is outside and my main issue was seeing the mirror when I'm on the bed. That's bad fung shui and kinda creepy when I got up at 3AM. I washed my hand and then there's another mirror on the bathroom door so I'm like hey who is this..... oh it's just my reflection. Layout not great. Breakfast was good! There were plenty of seats available. I would definitely stay here again, it was perfect for our Sesame Street getaway!

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.

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.

At Intelligent Office Princeton they really roll out the red carpet for their customers. They are…read morecustomer centric, flexible and really knowledgeable in various areas of business operation. My company had the opportunity to gradually build on services as our business grew. We started organically with a mail box for $59.00 per month and within two months needed to use both their conference rooms and answering service. They put together for me a customized package that not only help me balance work/life but proved to be extremely valuable to our IT company.

From the owner: 300 Carnegie Center was completed in 2013. In 2015 it was awarded LEED Silver Core and Shell…read morecertification from the U.S. Green Building Council. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a nationally accepted benchmark for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings.

Very nice very reasonable very friendly staff. They do have a mentally challenged effort and one…read moreshd know that. The internal offices are holes in the wall with no windows. So avoid those. But at its price in the location its a winner

Multiple issues and customer service above the level of the front desk staff was disappointing. I…read moreshould have read the Better Business Bureau reviews before selecting Regus for my small business.

From the owner: For more than 30 years, we've helped businesses find the right way to work by creating the perfect…read moreworkspace for their people. Our extensive network of locations enables companies of all sizes to work wherever and however they need, being part of a global business community of 2.5 million people.We believe in giving businesses choice, flexibility, and access to a thriving community. We create bright, inspiring workspaces that can be customized to individual needs within consistently professional environments. Our office space, coworking environments, business lounges, and meeting rooms come with everything taken care of. Experienced, friendly teams organize all the details and services so people can be more productive and stay focused on what's important.Our office products also offer a benefits program with exclusive discounts and bespoke procurement support, ensuring businesses have access to tailored solutions that enhance their efficiency and value.Our flexibility sets us apart. Everything we do is on flexible terms, so businesses can effortlessly scale as needs change and take on workspace that's right for them today and tomorrow, wherever they need to be. By building a global network of workspaces, we enable businesses to work closer to home, closer to clients, and closer to new opportunities.

Lots to do for babies and toddlers. Very clean and spacious place. Bring your own snacks/lunch The…read morestaff is very friendly. Don't pass this up.

It's is just ok. This is a very small facility. When you add in the adults who need to be here too…read morethen it really makes it small. The under 2 area is an after thought and the bigger kids still will come over anytime they want. It wasn't that clean. There were some areas in the under 2 space that just had dust or dirt caked on. My husband and I was like -nah. This is only good for a small private party-I wouldn't go on my own. The lil houses aren't even fully stock. It's nothing in them. Good idea though. My son liked the block in the lil construction area but he mostly just kept crawling around the whole place. They don't even have a ball pit. I really wish I could open up a place closer to Trenton bec this was underwhelming. Like why isn't there any shoe organization? Kids don't care bec they just want to run around but as an adult who has to spend the money. No thinks

This part of the major league event was held on the weekend of Jan 17-19 at the Pomona Fairplex in…read moreSouthern California. Two game times for each day. From the main gate 1 keep going straight to white ave. turn left and keep straight till you see gate 9. Parking is $20 park and you follow the signs under the tunnel and follow a frame signs can't miss it. Online ticket sales end at start time. Single Tickets range from $6-24 with discounts for students, military, seniors and children with an upgraded 3day weekend pass option. Just past the check in table there's guest table tennis for anyone wanting to play a couple rounds. The sectioned off area of tables are for the teams to practice. Merch table is right next to the main event entrance with coffee & snacks available for purchase. The main event has general seating in the bleachers and court side seats around the perimeter. Staff were awesome! They kept their attendees comfortable with a friendly welcome and organized process. The teams were amazing to watch. With any sport the intensity seen on a tv screen is magnified in person. Their athleticism was dominantly displayed with suave and precise reflexes. I've always wanted to see one of these tournaments in person. What a pleasure seeing it in Southern California for the first time. So glad it made its way here.

I cannot say enough great things about Convenient Catering. They went above and beyond. Excellent…read morefood and service. Thank you!

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I have ordered many flower arrangements from Fleurique Design since she opened and every one of…read morethem was exceptional! Whether I am receiving a bouquet or sending one, It is always something spectacular when it's coming from Fleurique! Not only is Lydia a good designer, I found out she is also a great teacher when attended her Ikebana class. Her shop is lovely and welcoming and a great place to buy gifts made by local artisans. I recommend Fleurique for magnificent bouquets, reliability to deliver on time and sincere customer service,

Delighted with this florist's work. The shop is a bit of a whismical wonderland and the inventory…read moreof flowers are always beautifully curated. The birthday centerpiece Lydia created for me was stunning and the flowers lasted over a week. She makes beautiful bouquets and always has unique varieties on hand. Lovely owner and great experience every time we have gone in.