Plainsboro Township Hotels with Wi-Fi

10 minutes drive from the school, the room was clean, and there was a large green space outside the window in the morning. The hotel includes breakfast, but unlike Inn, there are people serving, but no tipping. Several of the meals are young people and family members visiting the school, including a group of Indians.

This has been our go-to in the Princeton area for a few years. Location can’t be beat. Breakfast is excellent and Dolores is the best at making you feel welcome during breakfast and keeping things tidy, clean, and seeing to guests concerns at breakfast - she really is the reason we’ve come back - unfortunately since Covid, the hotel has been slipping and I’m honestly sad as these issues just need attention from management. Our last 2 stays, it is clear that rooms are not being properly cleaned - I suspect that housekeeping staff has been reduced and is overwhelmed. Our room kitchenette floor was so sticky, each time we walked our across our feet would stick. The dishes/silverware dirty and strewn in drawer. The kitchen sink garbage disposal was missing the flaps and we could see gross decaying food. The tub drain had apparently been cleared but they never put back the cap and just left it on the edge of the tub. The pillows had such a foul odor (think like boys locker room after football practice - that used entire bottle amount of Febreeze to make bearable). A quick walkthrough of rooms by supervisor would ensure a much more pleasant environment for a guest on arrival—Housekeeping may be understaffed. Sadly we are not going back; for our next stay we will be booking elsewhere. Luckily there are plentiful options in the Princeton area.

The hotel is very clean, breakfast is available, there is free parking and parking is convenient. Twin room, suitable for children, no extra bed, go to Princeton University to drive, but not far, the Lanzhou ramen noodles in the town, tastes great.