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1. The Guest House Inn on Courthouse Square

Hinton

"We had an enjoyable stay here for 2 nights in the Rosemary suite. We were extra fortunate that the other suites in the building were not occupied so we had all of the common areas to ourselves. Everything was comfy, the kitchen has very nice appliances though no ice. The Market is a block away and a good place to grab a bite. One word of warning for booking through Expedia: make sure you get the door codes before you arrive; there is no front desk to check in at."

Dave

HK$1,372 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Nov - 9 Nov

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Top Princeton Hotel Reviews

Hampton Inn Princeton

10/10 Excellent

"Clean. Comfortable. Great breakfast. Friendly staff. Well located."

Mountain Lake Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"Staff were all amazing. From Kaitlyn in the restaurant, who was just soo lovely, to all of reception staff & all of the bar staff. My husband, who isn’t a DD fan , would go back in a heartbeat. The setting, the facilities (too bad the pool wasn’t open as it was so warm in October, but I knew that. The quiz, the information boards , the free laundry facilities…. We took a hike up to Bald Knob (25/30 mins) worth the wonder up. The food was excellent and in the evening and it was quiet we were able to choose from the less expensive lunch menu. All delicious. Our room was wonderful. We were in a Richmond cabin with a porch and rockers outside. Loved it. Even the guy in the gift shop at the entrance had a lovely interesting chat with us and how his family owned the cars from the movie. I would recommend taking Dow creek rd not the 700 which is definitely more narrow and less crash barriers. Take it slow and if it’s wet don’t hurry especially with wet leaves. Preferably get there before dark, you want to see this place in daylight anyway! Don’t hesitate to book."

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