Beautiful setting for a wedding, we booked for New Years Eve! It's decorated like a scene from Dickens Village. Off the charts Charm rating.
In case you don't feel like reading my whole review, here's the quick version: housekeeping stole one of my medications and management hasn't done anything about it (though I bet they will coincidentally follow up as soon as this review goes live).Here is the long version. I stayed at the Nassau Inn for 5 nights. Ever since I was a child living in Princeton I had dreamed of staying here, so I was excited to finally have the opportunity. The outdated interior and utter lack of amenities didn't surprise me - It's sort of part of the charm of this old hotel. My room was extremely quiet and had a lovely view of Palmer Square. But that's where the positive ends. In my entire time staying there, no staff ever greeted me when I entered or exited the hotel. However, my surprise at the employees' lack of warmth paled in comparison to my complete shock when I returned to my room one day to find that one of my medications had been removed from my medicine bag. I searched the entire room and all my belongings thinking maybe housekeeping had moved it for some reason, but it was nowhere to be found. I told an employee about it at the front desk and they seemed mildly concerned, and told me a manager would contact me. They never did.As cute as the Nassau Inn is, I would give it a pass unless you are happy to rely on the safe that is located in each room's closet.
Was there for a wedding reception. The food and room were great, and the staff was friendly. The building had some accessibility issues that made use of a wheel chair a little difficult.
This town reminded me of my childhood town in which I was raised. It was a quaint but fancy hotel with beautiful designs and friendly staff. I liked the deep bathtub and fancy bathroom, and large TV in the room. I just wished that, for a place so nice, they had a microwave or fridge. They did have mini fridges and let us use one in our room (They brought it up to our floor.), but they charged $15 a day for it! We used it for only 2 days the whole week we were there. They also charged us $18 for parking, even though we didnt even have/use a car! I have to call them about that. Still, I liked that it was close to the main downtown area with a variety of restaurants, shops, and the Princeton University!
Drinks and food were good but our waiter was a complete space case. Easily 15 minutes between visits when he said he would "be right back" to take our order. Happened for food. Happened for drinks. Other waitstaff seemed more competent for what it's worth
Nassau Inn is a Canadian Restaurant based in Princeton, British Columbia. Nassau Inn is located at 10 Palmer Square, Princeton, NJ 08542, USA, Princeton, British Columbia 08542, Canada.
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