Princeton Public Library, Princeton

Very neat and clean, well organized library. It is spread over two floors with a special section for children. The best part is that the library is open seven days a week. Plenty of reading space with chess and puzzle tables, scanners, computers, printers and digital search stations placed all over the library. It is open to the public but books can be issued only by members.

This is one of the best and most well thought-out public libraries I’ve ever encountered. There are multiple study areas, both indoor and outdoor patio and balcony seating areas, a beautiful Children’s Library with multiple computers in which children can play, work, work and learn. The adult section also has multiple computers and all areas have amazing and friendly staff. There’s also a small cafe to meet any snacking needs.

The Princeton Public Library makes me so proud to live in this city. It has a comfortable vibe, generous amenities, and an incredible selection of books and other media. It always feels like home when I go inside and everyone I’ve encountered who works there is helpful and kind. The events and resources they provide for the community far surpass expectations and are fun for all. Someday I’ll leave this city but I’ll never forget this remarkable library ❤️

Love this library! The physical space is gorgeous. The staff is super helpful and knowledgeable. One person who helped me in the teen section was actually an author of teen books that are stocked in the library! So cool. And the PPL app is amazing in so many ways. I'm a huge fan of this library.

The two stars are for the building architecture and the collection. But this is definitely not a good place to study at all. It is more a tourist spot. People are talking so loudly, kids are running around and playing computer games. There is no atmosphere for individual concentrated study. Not nearly as much as most of the less fancy library I have been too around the area.