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Recommended Vacation Rentals in Princeton
Rent a vacation accommodation in Princeton: from $33 per night
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Popular Rental Amenities in Princeton
Properties can be narrowed down based on various criteria. Above, you can see the number of rentals that offer a specific amenity in Princeton. You can easily search and find a property matching your criteria in Princeton if you can't imagine a vacation without internet or you never miss an episode of your favorite show, as most accommodations include "internet" and "TVs." Plan your vacation in advance if you plan to go fishing or you want a rental with a sauna. There are just 2 listed rentals providing "fishing" and 4 rentals including "saunas."
The Weather in Princeton
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Rainy days
Check out our climate diagram to find the perfect month for your vacation. July is the warmest month in Princeton with average maximum temperatures of 86°. On the contrary, the coolest month is January. The rainiest month is July while the driest month is November.
Accommodations in Princeton
Many of the accommodations (60.19%) in Princeton are hotel rooms. They are the most common properties there. Additionally, the average nightly price of hotel rooms there is $137, and their size, on average, is 680 ft². Furthermore, most hotel rooms in Princeton can host 4 people, which makes it an ideal destination for medium-sized groups and families. Apartment rentals are the other most frequent accommodation option in Princeton. The average size of apartment rentals in Princeton is 1,040 ft², and the average price is $294 per night.
Princeton vacation rentals offer a New Jersey Ivy League break
Vacation rentals in Princeton are spacious and traditional; large properties set in their own grounds providing space for everyone to spread out and make themselves at home. In the center of town, you'll also find modern apartments and condos.
Art & Culture
Back to school with a Princeton visit
Princeton's campus is open to visitors, so feel free to stroll around, pretend you're a student, and admire the architecture. Get a better flavor of life at Princeton by taking one of the student-led guided tours around the University buildings and important sites. Worth checking out is the nearby Old Barracks Museum, which explores the area's Colonial period.
Nightlife
Relive your youth on a night out in Princeton
Unsurprisingly, the high number of young people in the area mean there's no shortage of bars and restaurants in the town. Most are in Nassau Street, where you'll find everything from chic wine bars to no-nonsense brewpubs. Pull up a chair, have a few beers, and make friends with locals and students.
