Where to stay and eat
With its many restaurants and attractions, Princeton is a popular destination for a weekend getaway.
Stay in the heart of town
Whether you are staying a night, a week, or even longer.
Two charming hotels
in the center of town
Whether you are staying a night, a week, or even longer
…you will find two charming hotels in the center of town, with restaurants and attractions within walking distance.
Nassau Inn
For more than 260 years, the historic inn in Palmer Square has been welcoming visitors from around the world. It is known for its blend of historical charm and stylish, contemporary amenities, as well as the Yankee Doodle Tap Room Restaurant.
The Peacock Inn
Located in the heart of downtown, this luxury boutique hotel features an upscale fine-dining restaurant. Built in the 1700s, the Colonial-style mansion was moved to its current location in 1875 and is today part of the Ascend Hotel Collection.
A weekend getaway
With its many restaurants and attractions, Princeton is a popular destination for a weekend away — and everything downtown is within walking distance.
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Eat & shop
Princeton is a dining destination with diverse restaurants and eateries ranging from quick and casual to masterful and unforgettable — there is something to satisfy every taste and budget.
From Hoagie Haven and PJ’s Pancake House to Element and Meeting House.
Make a day of it
Or just pop into one of the many shops and boutiques when you are out and about in town.
Nassau Street
Stroll down the main street running through the center of town.
Palmer Square
Window-shop a collection of brand name stores and one-of-a-kind boutiques.
Princeton Shopping Center
Home to more than 40 local and national retail outlets.
Witherspoon Street
Wander up and down for independent shops and places to eat.
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