Name: The Villager Inn
Address: 244 - 4th Street, Princeton, Princeton, Princeton, V0X 1W0, Canada
Rating: 7

Air conditioning

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Smoke-free property

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No elevators

Reception desk

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Non-smoking rooms

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Fridge

Family room

Cable TV

Hairdryer

Rooms

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Wheelchair Accessible

Accessibility

Laundry

Iron

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Vending machine

Microwave oven

Coffeemaker

Meals

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Barbecue grill(s)

Hiking

Picnic area

Barbeque

Recreation

Free parking

Parking

Fax and copy machine

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Cycling

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Kids

Ski storage

Skiing

Winter sports

Pets allowed

Pets

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The Villager Inn

Princeton

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treatment

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golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

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annex

basement

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

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sauna

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safe

mini-bar

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kitchen

I booked and then they cancelled saying it was double booked

We booked and payed online to stay one night on our way from Victoria to Waterton to scatter my dad’s ashes.  Our ferry was delayed and we had some issues getting there and arrived at 11:30 to lights out and a locked door and no way to get our room.  We were exhausted but no rooms were available anywhere as it was the long weekend.  We ended up having to keep driving through the night.  We did finally see the fine print on our booking that indicated there was a closing time for office hours.  That’s not something I’ve ever encountered before so I did not even think to check.  We paid for a room we were not able to access.  I recognize I the information was there for me to read if I knew ahead of time where to look but I did not even realize there’d be an issue.  That important information was not provided before I booked or I would not have booked it in the first place as we were not sure exactly what time we’d get in.  No idea it would be a problem.  Very disappointed

I’ve stayed hear a few times when we have gone on motorcycle trips. It’s clean it’s cozy it’s at the right place to take a rest off the motorcycles,there’s a pub next door and a family restraint on the other side! So we get to have a cold one, a good sleep and breakfast the next morning before we head out on the bikes again

This hotel is not fancy but we really like it. Friendly and helpful staff, sits between a family restaurant and a pub. The TransCanada trail is just across the hwy. which is a great walk for humans and dogs. Coffee is available in the room and next door and at the gas station-all a short walk. It is right in town so you can walk almost everywhere.  It is just what we wanted for our one night stay

The guy at check-in was nice, the location off the hwy was convenient, but the room wasn't clean. Unfortunately we didn't notice how bad it was until the morning after we checked in as we checked in and then left for a few hours & came back late. We stayed for just 1 night on our way thru & at a quick glance the room looked dated but clean. We were disappointed that we only got 1 pillow each, with no extra pillows anywhere to be found. When we woke up we discovered there was dry blood on the fitted sheet at the foot of the bed (thank God it was at the foot), when my husband went to make coffee he had to empty the used coffee filter from whoever used it last, and when I showered I found a used bar of soap on one of the top shower shelves & an unopened bar & shampoo packet on the other, and both shelves had dirt/hairs on them. We didn't use the fridge but it was in need of a good defrost & cleaning. The front door didn't close properly as it had no metal plate on the door latch and we were a little uncomfortable about the security of it but it stayed locked so that was a relief because it took a bit of work to just get it to latch when not locked. The sink was loose so if we leaned on/bumped it we were afraid it was going to fall off the cabinet. I wouldn't recommend this hotel nor would I stay there again. $115 +tax for 1 night is ridiculously expensive for this place. We weren't able to talk with anyone about the issues as we left by 6am and the office wasn't open.

Won't Stay Again

This was a perfectly reasonable option for quick overnight in Princeton. The room was uniquely renovated, with some cut corners here and there, but perfectly serviceable. If you’re looking for a quiet spot, you might want to look for a newer building. Our neighbours could be heard pretty clearly having a wonderful time, but we were able to return the favour and had a laugh! If I was looking to get a deep restful sleep, I probably would have been pretty annoyed. At the end of the day, I would book again.

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