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3203 Brunswick Pike
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
Nightly Rates: ($71.99 - $75.99)
2 Star
Red Roof Inn is renovating all of their inns nationwide! This location now features redesigned rooms with more comfort and added amenities such as T-Mobile wireless Internet access (daily fee may apply). Experience our coffeehouse-style service featuring fresh brewed, ground whole bean coffee. The Princeton Red Roof Inn is conveniently located off of I-295, just 9 miles from Trenton and 5 miles from Princeton University. This Inn is also just seconds away from shopping, restaurants, entertainment and a friendly staff. You must be 21 years of age or older to check-in at this location.
Rates are subject to change.
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 2:00 PM
· Check out time is 12:00 Noon
· 0 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 0 floors.
Located 5.4 miles southwest of downtown Princeton and 4.6 miles southeast of downtown Lawrenceville. Traveling on I-95: Exit onto Brunswick Pike/US 1, Exit #67 and continue north. The location will be visible on the left, however a left turn is not permitted. Bear right onto the ramp for Quaker Bridge Mall/CR 533 and then bear right onto ramp for US 1 South. The Red Roof Inn will be visible on the right side of the road. Traveling on I-295: Exit onto Brunswick Pike/US 1, Exit #67-A. Travel north on Brunswick Pike and the location will be on the left, however a left turn is not permitted. Bear right onto the ramp for Quaker Bridge Mall/CR 533 and then bear right onto the ramp for US 1 South. The Red Roof Inn will be visible on the right side of the road. Traveling south on New Jersey Turnpike: Exit onto SR 18, exit #9. Follow SR 18 north to US 1. Follow US 1 south for 20 miles. The Red Roof Inn will be on the right, past Enterprise Rent A Car. You will pass Red Roof Inn - Princeton North before our Red Roof Inn. Traveling north on New Jersey Turnpike: Exit onto I-295 north. Follow I-295 north to Brunswick Pike/ US 1, Exit #67-A. Follow US 1 North and the Red Roof Inn will be on the left, however a left turn is not permitted. Bear right onto the ramp for Quaker Bridge Mall/ CR 533 and then bear right onto the ramp for US 1 south. The Red Roof Inn will be visible on the right side of the road. From downtown Princeton: Travel south on CR 526/CR 571 for 1 1/2 miles and turn right onto US 1. Follow US 1 south for approximately 4 miles and the Red Roof Inn will be on the right side of the road. From Philadelphia International Airport: Follow I-95 North to Brunswick Pike/US 1, Exit #67 and the location will be visible on the left, however a left turn is not permitted. Bear right onto the ramp for Quaker Bridge Mall/SR 533 and then bear right onto ramp for US 1 South. The Red Roof Inn will be visible on the right side of the road.
Newark International Airport 40.7 miles, Philadelphia International Airport 44.5 miles, Trenton Mercer County Airport 11 miles and Northeast Philadelphia Airport 26.4 miles.
All reservations booked through Red Roof Inns must be held for late arrival by accepted major credit card
If cancellation is necessary, to avoid billing you must receive a cancel number by 6:00 PM prior to arrival date. Cancel times and dates may vary. Contact the reserved Red Roof Inn for specific policies that may affect your reservation.
This inn is conveniently located near several area restaurants; fast food through fine dining.
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