I find it strange to review a parking garage, but it is really convenient to the State Theater area…read moreand you can pay at the machines or at the gate on the way out, as once a concert lets out and it takes some people forever to figure out how to use a simple machine, luckily you don't have to wait behind them and can pay at the exit. That's about all I'm looking for in a parking spot. The prices are standard for the area and it's a lot easier than circling around hoping for street parking (there won't be any).

We are parking here today because we are staying at the Heldrich across the street. Parking is…read moreconvenient, safe, and there was plenty of it available. There are stairs and or elevators at each end for access. FYI: this is where a few local valets park the cars, so if you can walk to your destination, it's definitely worth it to self park and save the money!!!

Pleasant. Good location- easy access to local attractions. Nice walking distance. Central location-…read morevery convenient.

It's a pretty serviceable lot next to Drexel medicine - lots tiny but the rates are serviceable…read more The parking a little compact, as you zigzag up and down the structure in one lane traffic but it's decent enough. Weird edge case that wasn't in my favor - came in on a Saturday looking for parking, but for some event or something the lot was already full. Pretty much every lot I've ever been to lets you leave for free if you leave in under 15 minutes - which you'd expect since you couldn't park! Lo and behold not even 10 minutes in trying to leave I get charged the full $10 weekend rate. It's not a problem that affects many people but left a bad taste in my mouth and not consumer friendly. The ticket booths looked on the older side, but definitely something they could address in the future.

The sign said $5 when we came in, but they put a $10 sign in front of the $5 sign by the time we…read moregot back, making us pay $10. Jerks and thieves.

The parking deck has a new system where they scan your license plate as you drive in, so you don't…read moreneed a paper ticket anymore. On the way out they rescan your plate and have to pay. It's such an easy process and is a great upgrade! The parking deck has tons of spaces available and about 6 floors. We always have had good experiences with the parking here.

Parking was super easy I just went for the first time and it was a breeze. I would say prices are…read morereasonable but do be prepared to go in circles to find a parking spot fair warning. Overall will be coming to this station to park when I go to future nyc trips!

Muni garage - full up with visitors and it doesn't always tell you that as you sit and wait. Small…read moreelevator so if you have a stroller - you may have to wait. Reasonable prices, though. Pay in the lobby (they need more machines, was only one at the elevator) before you go back to your car. 15min to get out once you've paid.

Great location with reasonable prices. If you have been to Princeton over the past few years you…read moreknow how hard it is to find street parking. Instead of doing laps around the streets I find it much easier and a better use of your time to just park in a garage or municipal lot. This garage is located in the heart of Palmer Square just steps away from and wide variety of shops and restaurants. Just a block off Nassau Street. If you are making a quick stop the first 30 minutes are free. Convenient if you are dropping off books at the library. Remember to take your ticket with you and pay when you return to the garage before exiting.

As I wrote in my initial review, in all the years I've been coming here...and the years have been…read moremany...there was never a problem securing a parking space. A few days ago, I came here for my semi-regular trip to the Princeton Record Exchange...and there wasn't a space. Anywhere inside Hulfish. Suddenly, unexpectedly, this formerly 4-star parking garage felt claustrophobic and dimly lit. And very small. I drove around and around the 1st level. No go. I went up to the 2nd level. No go. One or 2 a**holes parked their vehicles in 2 spaces instead of 1. Nice going, jacka**. Thanks for being considerate. After my 5th or 6th reconnoiter around the area, I saw someone getting ready to pull out. I stationed myself nearby in readiness. One minute passes. Two. What in hell are they doing?!? Finally, they begin...slowly, ever so slowly...inching the vehicle out of its narrow spot. As they do, a car comes from another direction, and...like a predatory shark honing in on vulnerable prey...pulls swiftly into my spot. I've been accused in the past of being a "hothead," and in my lifetime I've had my share of fistfights (most of which I lost), but in recent years I've taken to meditating, studying Buddhism and similar spiritual paths, and my so-called "Golden Years" are fast approaching, so I think my "street fighting man" days are long behind me (one of my old friends, a bank robber and accomplished street fighter, not too many years ago got into a confrontation with someone in Brooklyn and had a gun pulled on him. Luckily, no shots were fired. Getting into a physical confrontation ain't what it used to be...) Still, I wasn't about to leave without giving the offending driver at least some tiny piece of my mind. To my chagrin, an elderly woman tottered out of the car. I said to her, as calmly as possible, "Y'know, I was waiting for that spot for a long time." She seemed confused, disoriented, said she had been driving around the parking lot seemingly "forever," and finally mentioned that she was late for a beauty parlor appointment. Being the soft-hearted sap that I am, I mumbled, "Alright, don't worry about it, no harm done, forget it..." (I guess buying DVDs and CDs at the Record Exchange isn't as important as her appointment at the beauty parlor. I had a vision of her walking out of the garage like Keyser Soze from "The Usual Suspects," shedding her gray-haired wig, straightening her posture, wiping off the "old age" make up with a tissue, and heading off to the beauty parlor with a firm and self-assured step instead of the tremulous shuffle she had utilized inside the parking garage. Smiling at the memory of the hapless rube she had left behind in Hulfish, still circling around and around in the stifling airlessness of the place, still hopelessly searching for a parking space.) At that point, I was getting ready to leave and call it a day when I finally...finally...found a parking spot. By then, I had developed a rampaging migraine. Not that Hulfish is responsible for all that. Garages get filled up, and old ladies (and others) steal available parking spots. I'm not saying I won't seek Hulfish out again when I return to Princeton. It's convenient, and usually (emphasis on the word "usually") parking there isn't a problem. But after this most recent experience, it's hard to think of Hulfish as anything other than just another parking garage, smaller and more crowded than some others. And there are at least some other parking garages in the area (I passed at least one as I walked to the Record Exchange) that might be worth seeking out in the future. Memories only go so far.

Good place to park for a cheap price. When here to visit Princeton. Beautiful campus and the taco…read morerestaurant Tacoria was amazing.

Look where I'm from parking is easy and straight forward. Park or Don't park if you're able to…read moreunderstand the signs. Well that's in NYC but in PA parking makes no sense. No meters, confusing signs, colored curbs, and no way to tell if your car has been in the spot for longer than the allowed 2 HRS. Central parking takes care of all of that! Whenever I'm visiting Philly, especially anything near South Street I pull into this parking lot, grab my ticket and go. In and out. The rates are reasonable and whenever I'm there (usually a Saturday) its one affordable flat rate for the entire day at just $15. You don't have to worry about any tickets, boots, or towing from meter agents with nothing better to do than ruin your day. Id recommend using cash at this location and look forward to parking here again!