Emily Wolf

Review of Nassau Inn

In case you don't feel like reading my whole revie...

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 The outdated interior and utter lack of amenities didn't surprise me - It's sort of part of the charm of this old hotel.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.