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I think it really depends on what level score you are hoping for. If you are hoping to be between 600-700, then it probably would be pretty good although expensive. If you are going for 700+, then you I would suggest not taking PR. You probably will not get enough out of the class to justify spending the money. These are just my thoughts though.
Has anyone taken the princeton Review course in Houston. I wanted to know if PR is any good??
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I took the PR classroom course for the GMAT, but it wasn't in Houston. I thought the course was worth taking and it helped me a lot during my preparations. The course provides good structure and a significant amount of practice material. Like jbpayne said, it's more for people trying to get into or solidify their 600-700 score. If you're shooting for 700+ then a lot of additional independent studying is in order.
I took the PR course, first practice GMAT I think I got a 510
First real GMAT I got a 610 and my second real GMAT I got a 690
So the material is great, it depends a lot on the instructor though. I took it in Chicago and it was great, only 4 people in my class and I thought my instructor was great. However 1 other student in my class did not see any progress at all.
The MGMAT books are also great for studying on your own.