Nassau Condo in the Heart of Princeton w Parking

My wife and I stayed here for 12 days to spend the holidays with our daughters and other family. We’d lived in Princeton for 2 years prior to moving to Nashville and so we were familiar with the area. In fact, that was the primary reason for staying there.The location of this apartment is really the best attraction. You are right there in the heart of the town, near restaurants, the University, basically walking distance to everything (except perhaps one of the supermarkets). The apartment itself is really spacious. The bedroom is very large, the second bedroom, although small, is more than adequate (though we didn’t need it this time around), and the kitchen, dining room, living room and sun room are great for the stay. Parking in Princeton can be challenging and so having the parking pass for the Parking Garage on Spring Street is such a huge plus. Natalia and her husband Alexander were really great hosts, and I felt like the interaction between us was really helpful, timely and professional. Yes there are stairs to get into the apartment but I didn’t really feel that they were ever an obstacle. We live in a home with stairs and the stairs in this Vrbo were reasonable, with a light switch when needed. All in all, this is a great place to stay and you won’t find a better location if you’d like to be in the heart of town. We would definitely come back.

This property was the perfect location when visiting Princeton campus. Host was super helpful and made it easy to get in and out. Parking is in a parking garage a block behind the property. Just nice to know. Wasn’t difficult to find a spot.

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This rental is in a great location if you want to be in the center of town and near the university. The owner is prompt with communication and service. However, there are drawbacks. There is a long flight of stairs that makes it difficult to lug suitcases or groceries so beware if you are elderly or incapacitated in some way. The parking spaces is also a couple of blocks away so you have to walk to the garage. Since it is on the main street there are bright lights shining into the master and also quite a lot of street noise. The apartment is spacious (except the second bedroom is very small, for a single only) but could use some attention and upkeep. The photos on the site make it look more modern than it really is. The appliances are in working order but old. There is no garbage disposal and there were plumbing issues in the bathtub due to the common plumbing system shared with the downstairs businesses. The balcony is on poor condition with dead plants and broken flooring. It seemed no one was picking up around the building entrance and consequently there was a lot of mail, packages, and papers on the stairwell the entire stay. However, the bathroom is in good shape, the air conditioner works well, and the kitchen well stocked with plates, cutlery, etc. There are also restaurants and shops very close to the apartment and the university is across the street. If you are looking for a central location and don’t mind a bit of a worn, slightly shabby feeling and old plumbing then this place might work for you. Also, beware that you will be paying a premium for the location so if you don’t mind being out of the town center you might get a better deal at a different place.