Princeton Club of NY Review

This is a private club, drawing members from Princeton, Williams, SUNY Binghamton and other universities. There's a small library, gym, hotel rooms, a bar and restaurant available for members and their guests. The bar is quite good and the restaurant is good, too.

Excellent club, perfect location near GCS, newly renovated, wonderful ambiance and food.

Very disappointed with the accommodations here. The staff at check in were friendly and very welcoming but my room was atrocious. I had a single room on floor 8. The bed light wires were loose, the carpet was very badly worn, the paint and veneer was peeling off the bathroom door, there was no light in the shower and the room was generally very tired looking. As a member of the RAF club in London, I was very disappointed with the reciprocal arrangements. The Princeton club was well below the standard that I was expecting and far below what I'm used to.

A couple nights they have a solid happy hour special. If you are dressed to impress and want a timeout from Midtown, go. Or if you are a Princeton alum

Private club in NYC on 43rd Street that offers a lovely little restaurant/ bar, a gym, weekly lectures for members and rooms to stay in for members and/ or their families/ friends. Security is excellent.

Private club with great food, friendly atmosphere and comfortable settings in Manhattan

Great food, great bar and old world charm. If you get the opportunity for an evening there or just a drink after work then take my advice and go there.

Nice service and food, but paintings and mirrors in big room do not hang straight.

Nice, old school, old world, private club. Go away, you're not a member.

This place was cool but not as nice as I expected. Maybe my expectations were that of the Yale Club; however, the tiger above the doorway is pretty awesome. The waitstaff here is extremely friendly and the food was more than delicious (I'd love to find the recipe for their empanadas). I was there for a function and only saw the meeting space on the fourth floor, but I was told of all the other amenities the club offers-- Maybe this is why it is so popular (and I'd assume that anyone from Columbia, Princeton or Williams would only have the finest "good-ol' boys" hang out). Really enjoyed my stay and would love the opportunity to explore more floors.

Compared to the other University clubs, an uninspiring building and mediocre food.