288-room downtown hotel with meeting facilities, dining and walkable access to Rutgers, theaters and restaurants.
Rutgers · arts · healthcare · downtown · riverfront
Visiting New Brunswick
New Brunswick is one of New Jersey's strongest car-free weekend destinations: the train station sits beside downtown and Rutgers, with theaters, restaurants, museums, hospitals and hotels within a compact urban core.
Where to stay — inside New Brunswick
Downtown conference hotel across from NBPAC in the cultural district.
All-suite hotel with kitchenettes, breakfast and parking near Routes 1 and 18.
Rutgers guest rooms and conference facilities in a wooded campus setting with complimentary parking.
Top visitor stops
Explore the historic College Avenue area, museums, campus architecture and university events.
Historic venue at 15 Livingston Avenue with concerts, comedy, dance and touring productions.
Two state-of-the-art theaters at 11 Livingston Avenue.
71 Hamilton Street · free public admission and major university art collections.
78-acre park with athletic fields, trail, gardens and a restored 1739 Georgian mansion.
Raritan River waterfront, canal history, skyline views and walking space.
Parking & transportation
Make it a food-and-arts trip
New Brunswick's strongest visitor combination is easy: arrive by train, explore Rutgers or a museum, eat downtown and catch a performance.
Food & Drink