32 Bridge St
609-397-0200
Historic boutique hotel in the center of downtown, close to shops, galleries, restaurants and the bridge to New Hope.
Lambertville · Riverfront · Downtown · Weekend Getaway
Visiting & Lodging
Hotels, guest houses, parking, walking routes and visitor highlights inside Lambertville City.
Stay in Lambertville
11 Bridge St
Inn: 609-397-4400
Riverfront inn connected with the historic Lambertville Station restaurant, with 46 rooms and suites.
75 Bridge St
609-397-5900
Small five-room guest house in the downtown core, within walking distance of shopping and dining.
43 S Main St
Historic hotel setting associated with Anton’s at the Swan.
Various city locations
Short-term rentals may be available in row houses and apartments; verify licensing, parking and current platform availability before booking.
Nearby but not in Lambertville City: Chimney Hill Estate Inn uses a Lambertville mailing address but is in West Amwell Township. Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market is also outside the city. They can be part of a regional itinerary, but they are not in-city Lambertville locations.
What to see & do
Stroll Bridge, Union, Main, Church and Coryell streets for independent shops, galleries, antiques, cafés and architecture.
Walk or bike the canal corridor through the city, with connections north and south along the Delaware River.
River views define the western edge of town and frame the downtown connection to Pennsylvania.
Cross the New Hope–Lambertville Bridge on foot for a two-state downtown experience.
Ely Field, North Union Street Park and the Lambertville Nature Trail add recreation beyond the commercial core.
Lambertville's galleries, design shops and antique centers reward slow browsing and make shopping part of the visitor experience.
Parking in Lambertville
Monday–Saturday: 9 AM–9 PM
Sunday: 1 PM–9 PM
Current meter rate: $1.50 per hour. Meters accept coins and ParkMobile.
Lambertville Free Public Library on Lilly Street; Philip L. Pittore Justice Center on South Union Street; North Union Street lot between Bridge and Church.
Many residential streets are meter-free, but visitors should follow posted restrictions and avoid blocking driveways or taking unnecessary curb space.
Busy-weekend tip: Lambertville is compact and popular. Arriving earlier, using one parking location for the day and walking between downtown stops can be much easier than moving the car repeatedly.
Planning a day
Coffee or breakfast, downtown shopping and a canal walk.
Antiques, galleries, the pedestrian bridge and a loop through New Hope.
Dinner, cocktails or live entertainment, then a short walk back to an in-town hotel.
Pair the visitor guide with NJTGO’s Food & Drink and Business & Shopping pages for a walkable itinerary.