The Residences at Palmer Square

The first and only collection of luxury townhomes and condominiums in downtown Princeton.

Palmer Square

Offering the best in fashion, accessories, gifts and home furnishings from both local boutiques and brand name stores. Plus a variety of restaurants and specialty food shops.

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Nassau Inn

Full-service hotel featuring 188 guestrooms, 10,000 SF of meeting and event space and the historic Yankee Doodle Tap Room restaurant and bar.

Palmer Square Properties

Palmer Square Properties owns and operates Palmer Square, Nassau Inn, The Residences at Palmer Square and M.O.D. Construction, which are all located in the heart of downtown Princeton, NJ.

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Weekend Getaway in Princeton

Spend the weekend with us in Princeton and stay in the heart of Palmer's Square!
Bed & Breakfast Package

Full Breakfast and Late Check Out
Business Traveler Special

For an extra $25 per night you can't beat this unbelievable deal.
Escape To Romance Package

Perfect for celebrating any romantic occasion. From $310

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Nassau Inn is Pet-Friendly

Pet Friendly
What Happens After 7 Cocktails?

I Made history
Get Social with Nassau Inn

Get Social with Nassau Inn
Business and Community

Princeton Merchants Association

Step Inside Nassau Inn

Enjoy these videos and photos of every aspect of the Nassau Inn.

For a preview of all that Nassau Inn has to offer, take a look through our Gallery, which also includes several video tours of our historic Princeton hotel. Imagine your stay at the Nassau Inn and all that awaits you. You’ll find images of our exceedingly comfortable guestrooms and our distinctive specialty suites. Take in the traditional architecture of our hotel’s exterior, our spacious and inviting lobby areas and our 14 banquet rooms. Picture yourself enjoying a pint of local ale and a hearty meal in the Yankee Doodle Tap Room. Enjoy the history in that legendary pub and restaurant, including the tabletops carved with names of Princeton University students, photographs of famous Princeton graduates, and of course the namesake 13 foot mural of Yankee Doodle by Norman Rockwell.