Graduate by Hilton Princeton

The location was good. There was no room service during our three‑night stay.

Miruna·Il y a 2 semaines

“Mostly a pleasure, partly annoyance”

We arrived just before the restaurant closed for the night, but the waiter kindly let us order a meal. The beds were very comfortable and the decor lovely. The neighborhood is within walking distance of everything we wanted to see, including the Princeton Art Museum. The staff, however, were generally unhelpful. I almost lost a bag with a laptop because a maid removed it from my room, thinking I had checked out while I was taking a morning walk. It took a while for staff to find it—it wasn’t in the luggage room. Both at check‑in and check‑out, the desk staff were not courteous.

Maryjo·Il y a 2 semaines

The location was very sleepy, clean, and comfortable.

Jinyi·Il y a 2 semaines

“Great location, rooms could use improvement”

I have reviewed this place before and my opinion has not changed. It's great to have an alternative in the heart of Princeton to the Nassau Inn, but except for big weekends when both engage in gouging, the appropriate price gap has developed with The Graduate generally being quite a bit more expensive. The lobby level of the hotel is excellent and has replaced the Nassau Inn as "Princeton's living room." But the rooms seem to have been designed by someone who was ergonomically tone-deaf. Examples: (i) The drawers are faux in most of the funiture -- there is no drawer, Just the appearance of one; (ii) the bathrooms look nice but don't work very well -- for instance the principal light in the ceiling is behind you so your face is in shadow as you try to shave or put on your make-up. Perhaps no one cares much since no one stays long. It’s like it was designed for android avatars. Hilton can and should do better. I have reviewed this place before and my opinion has not changed. It's great to have an alternative in the heart of Princeton to the Nassau Inn, but except for big weekends when both engage in gouging, the appropriate price gap has developed with The Graduate generally being quite a bit more expensive. The lobby level of the hotel is excellent and has replaced the Nassau Inn as "Princeton's living room." But the rooms seem to have been designed by someone who was ergonomically tone-deaf. Examples: (i) The drawers are faux in most of the funiture -- there is no drawer, Just the appearance of one; (ii) the bathrooms look nice but don't work very well -- for instance the principal light in the ceiling is behind you so your face is in shadow as you try to shave or put on your make-up. Perhaps no one cares much since no one stays long. It’s like it was designed for android avatars. Hilton can and should do better

Bill·Il y a 4 semaines

“Pricy with uncomfortable beds”

The décor was great, cozy and eclectic, and the place was clean with a fantastic location. The mattress was too soft and the pillows were terrible, leaving me with neck pain every day, and there were no alternative pillows available for a price that high.

Adir·Il y a un mois