well i stayed at the comfort inn for Princeton university reunion. The lobby was clean, with a plasma tv, i was booked in a king with a refrigerator and a microwave. The beds were super comfortable, the room is decorated rather nicely. The front desk staff was great, spent a half and hour talking to them, very polite. The place... more

Our room smelled of tobacco, our bathroom had not been cleaned, (hair in the tub that looked like it had been pulled out of the drain.) the shower head was broken and when it finally worked the water left a black residue on the tub . When we spoke to the front desk about the smell of the room, we... more

I arrived very late and left early so not a lot to say. I'd driven down from north of Boston during the day, through New York City for the first time then tried many a hotel that was booked up between the NJ border and Lawrenceville, so I wasn't in any mood to be messing around. Hotels are expensive in... more

I stayed at this hotel for three nights in December of 2007. The room was clean and relatively quiet, the bed was pretty comfortable. I really needed the Internet access (free wifi, always a major positive), and was disappointed to find it spotty and unreliable. I asked if I could be moved to a room closer to the hotel's wireless... more

Somewhat older place near Princeton with updated rooms. My room had a slight urine smell, but my colleague's room smelled fine. It was reasonably quiet to sleep, in spite of being along a busy highway. I really liked the large number of high outlets, where you can get to them to plug in the laptop, cell phone, etc. The internet... more

good to stay in new comfort inn in princeton area. excellent new rooms. convient location next to the quarkerbridge mall. more

The first room we had smelled. They relocated us, and that room smelled even worse! Since it was already midnight, we just shut the air conditioner off and slept with the windows open for fresh air. It was extremely noisy, since it is on a very busy road, but at least we could breathe. more

This is a reasonably-priced hotel in the Princeton area that's only a short walk to the Quakerbridge shopping mall. The room had the following defects: The room had an unusual smell, the air conditioner caused the room to smell even more (filter was not clean), the TV reception was very poor, you could hear way too much from the adjoining... more

I recently stayed at the mcintosh Inn again (second time). Once again I was pleased with the service and the entire hotel itself. I found the best way to get the lowest rates is by calling the hotel direct. Since I normally travel alone it's nice to meet people on the road. It's ironic, but the guests seem very friendly... more