普林斯頓-尤因紅屋頂客棧(Red Roof Inn Princeton - Ewing)

when our 2nd party went to check in we were told no rooms were available . the desk clerk was also telling 4 other parties no rooms were available even though they had confirmed reservations paid in advance. then he told the that their had been canceled because they had not checked in before 8pm. then he through everyone out of the lobby after accusing one guest of staring at him.

I never entered the Red Lion Inn/Princeton-Ewing property, having been intimidated by its "park at your own risk" signs. Also a warning from a nearby tradesman that he's not surprised when police cars show up at the inn. Instead I swallowed my pre-paid reservation and spent the night at a nearby Double Tree. Don't take my word for it: Twelve of the 20 most recent reviews rated the inn 1/5 and four more rated it 2/5.

Toilet seat cracked, bed was very uncomfortable, pillows felt paper thin, run down out dated, bathroom door dirty n didn’t close properly, bathroom very very small. No toilet paper, just overall dissatisfied. Do not recommend.

Muy buena excelente.. lo malo es que llamo para reservar y nunca hablan español..

No microwave oven, no mini fridge.

Bed was a little springy and water pressure was low in the shower. Looking for a quick, cheap stay with lower expectations, than this is your place.

Its very very terrible, no refrigerator, no microwave, no tap in tub I wouldn’t like to say anybody to stay here in this motel

It was clean besides the damage that was in the room non smoking room but had cigarettes burn holes in the bedding damage on the walls an doors didn't get fresh linen or refrigerator but over all it was decent made it work for the 3 days I was there

After checking in, the front desk clerk gave me a key card and said the room is in building C. I had to drive and walk around to find building C since the building was not clearly marked. The front desk could have told me where building C was at the very least. After finding the room and entering, I saw the lights were on, both mattresses stacked up against the wall and children’s bicycles in the room. I went back to the front desk and luckily, staff gave me another room and he sent another employee to check on the first room I was given. The receptionist was very apologetic to his credit. The room was fine, but the safe and the light above the sink didn’t work. The next morning I walked to the front office to check out and a man standing outside in front of the door smoking a cigarette asked me if I was checking out. I said yes and he took my key card. He didn’t have a uniform or anything identifying himself as a Red Roof Inn staff. I just gave him my key card due to the low expectations of the hotel. These were the issues that I thought worth mentioning and should be addressed by management. I was just thankful that nobody was present in the room that I was initially given. Just imagine the shock and horror of being in a hotel room and someone else opens your door and walked in. Yikes😱