THE PEACOCK INN, AN ASCEND COLLECTION HOTEL, Princeton – Your ideal downtown stay

My stay at the hotel was a mix of highs and lows. The rooms were huge, super clean, and very comfortable, with high-level products, although the layout was a bit strange. The service was friendly and helpful during my quieter time at the hotel. The location was excellent, especially for my visit to Princeton University; however, the dining experience was fairly basic. Overall, the hotel offered a mix of luxury and boutique charm with a few quirks here and there.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were small with limited space for toiletries, but surprisingly comfortable with a soft bed and well-equipped bathroom. The service was friendly and helpful, perfect for the holidays. The location was excellent, especially for those visiting Princeton University, but the dining options left much to be desired. Despite the drawbacks, the facilities were decent, making it a reasonable choice overall.

After a challenging first night in a cramped room with a broken toilet, the rest of the stay turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The room, though small, was exquisitely furnished and equipped, resembling the standards of a luxury hotel chain but with the charm of a boutique hotel. Service during this quieter period was welcoming and warm, making the stay enjoyable. The location was ideal, being close to the university and within walking distance of dining and shopping options. The dining experience was underwhelming, but the hotel's facilities were satisfactory.

The hotel rooms were huge, super clean, and very comfortable, delivering a gorgeous and well-equipped experience one would expect from a fancy hotel chain but provided by a boutique hotel. The service was friendly and helpful, especially for the holidays. The location was great, very close to the Princeton campus and shops. The dining experience was good, catering to those in a mode of wanting to pamper themselves. The facilities were top-notch and well-maintained, providing a luxurious stay.

The hotel rooms were very small, but beautifully designed to a high standard, giving a boutique feel. The layout was a bit odd with the shower door unusually close to the bed. The service was top-notch, with friendly and helpful staff. The location was excellent, particularly for visits to Princeton University, being near the campus center. The dining experience was fairly basic with limited offerings. Overall, a mixed experience with some standout features and some room for improvement.