We might end up driving all the way back to Manhattan now.
My wife and I had the pleasure of spending a night at the Inn on Sept 18 and 19. We found the Inn on the web. We were just looking for a place to spend our final night of a long driving trip, and preferred something special, as opposed to a chain hotel. We hit the jackpot! The Inn is located in a beautiful country setting not far from Princeton NJ, and offers a comfortable, welcoming environment. parking on-site. We arrived late on the 18th and had the good fortune to meet Lydia, the Innkeeper, who greeted us like we were family! After settling in to our very spacious and comfortable room, we spent some time unwinding from our drive in the parlor, where wine, coffee, tea, and great chocolate cookies were offered. Aside from being a wonderful host, Lydia is an incredible chef, so, don't miss the breakfast! We look forward to spending a long weekend at the Inn this fall. It is well worth it!
We had an awesome experience the first time we stayed for a couple of days last year with Lydia. We called to reserve a room again a couple of days ago for just one night and it was a new person on the phone,Teresa, that was covering for Lydia. We told her that we loved our stay last time and gave Lydia our business card so she knows who we are when we come again. We told Teresa to greet Lydia from us and that we are sad she isn't there to cook her delicious breakfast. They charged our credit card for the amount and were expecting us today. We drove out all the way to Princeton from Manhattan and played some golf near by and were just on the way to the Inn when Teresa called to check in when we are arriving. 5minutes after that call I receive another call from Teresa saying that all the sudden we are not welcome anymore with our service dogs that stayed with us the last time. She told us that she just checked with Lydia about our stay, even though I told her to check who we were before, because Lydia should have recognized us with our service dogs. Teresa said that we are no longer welcome there because our service dogs damaged the property, which in no way they did and we would have payed for any damages if they would have done just the slightest thing. Allegedly, Lydia talked to us at the end of our stay, which she did not. We wouldn't have called in and identify ourselves if that would have been the case. Now at 6.20pm we have to find ourselves a different hotel/inn. The way things were communicated through Lydia as well as Teresa was utterly class less and vulgar and a poor reflection of the owners abilities to train customer service to their staff.
Great place for a stay in the Princeton area. Excellent breakfast and old world charm.
This was the cutest place! The room was so cozy, the amenities were modern for such an old house. The breakfast was my favorite part with great conversation and gourmet meal to start the day. Lydia was a fabulous host.
The Inn was beautiful and the innkeeper was extremely nice. I feel like running a bed and breakfast was perfect for her given that she was both pleasant as an innkeeper and an exceptional chef. I was not expecting anywhere near the gourmet level of her breakfast so it was a nice surprise in the morning.
What a two faced person Lydia is, since the last time I saw her she even gave us her delicious home made truffles to go for our way back home. Very disappointing!!!!
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