accommodations

Throughout its history, Central Jersey has been a major crossroad, on the main routes between Philadelphia and New York. Consequently, our tradition of hospitality goes way back. Travelers of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries would be jealous of the quality accommodations we offer today, whether you seek a luxury hotel in a bucolic setting, a quaint historic inn, or a budget-conscious hotel on a major thoroughfare.

Inn at Glencairn

3301 Lawrenceville Rd. Princeton

The Inn at Glenciarn is an exquisitely restored inn on the historic main road between Trenton and Princeton, with a Revolutionary War history. Dating to about 1736, the Georgian stone house boasts an extraordinary sitting room with an enormous fireplace. Guests of the five-room inn are treated to unique breakfasts made from scratch, usually with Jersey Fresh produce obtained from the many local farmers markets. The Inn at Glencairn features the modern amenities of a boutique hotel in a meticulously renovated 1736 Georgian manor.

Nassau Inn

10 Palmer Sq E, Princeton

Nassau Inn provides a deeply historic, sophisticated retreat directly on bustling Palmer Square. Established in 1756, visitors benefit from an inn that blends authentic colonial charm with modern comfort. Guests enjoy direct access to walkable downtown shopping, the iconic Yankee Doodle Tap Room, and 10,000 square feet of traditional event space, making it perfect for timeless getaways.

The Union Hotel

74 Main St, Flemington

Reopening in July 2026, The Union Hotel returns modern luxury to downtown Flemington. Originally built in 1814 and famous for hosting media during the 1935 Lindbergh trial, this 100-room boutique landmark anchors Courthouse Square on Flemington’s historic Main Street. Guests can indulge in premium, locally sourced cuts and fresh seafood at the signature ground-floor restaurant or unwind with craft cocktails at the stylish main bar or intimate second-floor terrace lounge.