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The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia
4.3/5110 Reviews

The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia

Philadelphia City Center Philadelphia|1.29km from American Philosophical Society
Facilities: The facilities are good, but some needs such as refrigerators and microwave ovens need to be called separately, but the hotel will respond in a timely manner. Hygiene: Hygiene is very good, clean and tidy! Environment: The geographical location is extremely superior, and it is very convenient to do everything. Ordering Chinese food takeaway is very close to Chinatown, and the food is always hot when it is delivered.
W Philadelphia
4.2/5117 Reviews

W Philadelphia

Philadelphia City Center Philadelphia|1.35km from American Philosophical Society
All the high-end hotels in Philadelphia are concentrated around here, right? Location: The location is definitely not to mention, it is located in the city center, right outside the city hall and other internet celebrity check-in points. parking: There is a valet parking service, but it is very expensive. bed: The bed was really too soft and it was hard to sleep. Room facilities: In addition, when I ordered it, there was a bathtub in the picture, so I ordered it because I could take a bath, but it didn't happen at all. Value for money: In terms of value for money, I think apart from the excellent location, everything else is not worth it.
Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center
4.7/552 Reviews

Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center

Philadelphia City Center Philadelphia|1.97km from American Philosophical Society
The service is very good, the room is clean, and the room service is timely swimming pool is great
The Rittenhouse Hotel
4.6/565 Reviews

The Rittenhouse Hotel

Philadelphia City Center Philadelphia|2.03km from American Philosophical Society
Suite life at Rittenhouse hotel! A wonderful relaxing getaway night at a hotel that exceeds expectations on all fronts. The rooms were spacious and beautiful, the kids had a blast at the pool (pool toys behind a door near the entrance of the pool), delicious breakfast and dinner (kids raved about the butter beer from the Library Bar - better than Universal Studio’s version!), within walking distance to shopping and sites, and Patricia at the front desk was super helpful. Worth it to visit Philly again just for a stay at the Rittenhouse hotel!

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Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square
4.1/5109 Reviews

Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square

Philadelphia City Center Philadelphia|1.86km from American Philosophical Society
The location is awesome. Easy to get to and from the major attraction in the city. i was there for the Penn Relays and it was a great, easy scenic 1.5 mile walk to and from each day. Got my exercise while seeing the city from on foot. Best of all on my walks this was how i decided where I would eat breakfast and dinner. So I was able to try something different each day. i was a little tempted to try Ruth Chris but I did not :(. The train ride to and from the airport was quick, easy directions to follow and though not the most scenic ride on the train, seeing the steel and stuff looks industrial America. I likes!! I did try one of the take out Chinese food spots ..oh man.. that was colorful to say the least...Bring Your Own Bag!! What an experience that was.. I guess its a city thing. The room was nice. I got real comfy real fast. The bed was super comfy and the view reminded me of my college days in NY. Just watching cars go by and at night with the lights reflecting off the windows creating various patterns. My only challenge was the TV... can you believe after all that good stuff my issue was the TV!? Just the hardest thing to navigate. maybe its cause I dont watch enough TV. :).

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Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia
4.2/5101 Reviews

Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia

Philadelphia City Center Philadelphia|0.07km from American Philosophical Society
My daughter, dog, and I recently returned from a trip to Philly. We chose the Hotel Monaco because it was conveniently located right next to Independence Hall and because it's pet friendly. I shot an e-mail to the concierge regarding some concerns I had (my daughter has special needs). Rashid, the concierge, went above and beyond to make our trip the most memorable vacation to-date. The rooms are clean, you can't find a better location, the staff is lovely and accommodating, the hotel is gorgeous, and the concierge is one in a million. By the end of our trip, he was like family. There's no doubt in my mind that Hotel Monaco is OUR hotel for every future stay. My family was worried to see their daughter and granddaughter go alone so far away. Rashid made sure we had a safe and enjoyable experience from the moment our plane touched down, and my parents felt so much better knowing there were people in town watching out for us. Invaluable! I'll be telling the story of this trip for the rest of my life and Rashid will be the Right Hand Man in my story who made our trip so memorable. I can never repay the kindness and care he gave us, but I hope this review will make him smile. The Hotel Monaco has changed my perception of what a hotel should be, and I have to say, I'm spoiled and dying to return!
Renaissance Philadelphia Downtown Hotel
4.2/5106 Reviews

Renaissance Philadelphia Downtown Hotel

Philadelphia City Center Philadelphia|0.16km from American Philosophical Society
Unbelievable how rude the bar tender “TIM” is to customers. The cost of drinks are high, the food cost is high and then you have to endure the rudeness of the bar tender. I sat there for an hour with friends and thought maybe it was only me but then noticed he did it to everyone. Snippy responses about “I have what you see on the bar” when asked do you have “this brand or that brand”. Overall he kills the experience and would not recommend going to the bar if he is tending it.
Independence Park Hotel, Premier Collection
4.5/5104 Reviews

Independence Park Hotel, Premier Collection

Philadelphia City Center Philadelphia|0.35km from American Philosophical Society
Stayed 2 nights & were very happy with it all. The rooms were newly refurbished & were clean, modern & comfortable. The breakfast options were varied and delicious. Fresh chilled water was always available in the lobby as well as complimentary cookies & cheese at certain times of the day. The location was excellent with all historic landmarks within walking distance. Great food options for all tastes, also within walking distance. Overall a very nice stay, highly recommend & will definitely come back
Apple Hostels of Philadelphia
4.2/596 Reviews

Apple Hostels of Philadelphia

Philadelphia City Center Philadelphia|0.37km from American Philosophical Society
Location is very close to the Independence Palace, very good! Full kitchen utensils, oversized communal kitchen, really good! Public bath, public toilet!
Morris House Hotel
4.6/5101 Reviews

Morris House Hotel

Philadelphia City Center Philadelphia|0.44km from American Philosophical Society
The Morris House Hotel is very conveniently located within walking distance to many major tourist sites. The gentleman at the front desk was very helpful in making suggestions of sites to see in the area which I otherwise would have missed. The breakfast buffet provides ample choices to keep you going all day long and it is lovely to have tea and coffee and sinfully delicious cookies available in the afternoon and evening. My room although on the street was very quiet
Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District
3.9/5106 Reviews

Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District

Philadelphia City Center Philadelphia|0.44km from American Philosophical Society
I have mixed reviews about this place. We visited from out of town and wanted to see all the historic aspects of Philly. The location for this hotel is perfect walking distance to most historic sites which we enjoyed! However, upon check in, we received a room with a window next to a busy street and fire station. It was so loud all the time on the second floor ( room 206) and at night and morning due to buses and emergency vehicles leaving. Bring earplugs! We immediately noticed this when we entered the room and put our stuff down and called the front desk but they would not change our room due to it being sold out. I’m don’t believe it. Had our room had bugs or bed bugs, they would have switched us immediately. The walls are pretty thin too and we had some loud neighbors with music and tv blasting at the beginning. The hotel promptly came up and took care of that for us. There is no complimentary breakfast which I knew about but figured we’d find a cafe close each morning and grab something. Don’t rely on that! There are no cafes close. The last thing I want to think about is finding breakfast after I get ready. The buffet breakfast was decent but $20 a person. And one waffle a la carte was $14. With a family, that’s just too expensive for a 4 night stay. They did have a grab and go section for small cereals but nothing filling. I enjoyed that the hotel had a parking garage but wow $44 a day!!! That’s crazy! There were very limited hotels in the city that have parking so I choose a hotel with parking and close to historic sites versus one that didn’t include breakfast. But honestly, if I had to choose again, I’d spend more money and make sure my hotel included breakfast, parking, and wasn’t close to any emergency hubs. The hotel rooms is not very updated but the lobby is. Popcorn ceilings in rooms. The tvs are just cable and not updated smart tvs. The only light in the small bathroom is the warm yellow light around the mirror. Beds were comfy. Take your money elsewhere and enjoy upgraded amenities and services.

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Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing

Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing

3.9/5104 Reviews
Philadelphia City Center
The Hilton Philadelphia at Penn's Landing is ideal for business people and tourists visiting Philadelphia. The hotel is fully equipped to provide guests with comfortable accommodation. There are many facilities in the hotel, including bars, hairdressers, shops, meeting facilities, etc. Comfortable design, some rooms can provide bathtub, refrigerator, TV, connecting rooms, bathrobes and other facilities, allowing you to enjoy the comfort and comfort of the hotel. In addition to enjoying the comfort in the room, guests can also use the leisure facilities in the hotel, including steam bath, fitness center, spa, massage and so on. Staying at the Hilton Philadelphia at Penn's Landing provides easy access to all areas of Philadelphia.
Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia Penn's Landing, an IHG Hotel

Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia Penn's Landing, an IHG Hotel

4.1/5110 Reviews
Philadelphia City Center
The important thing to note about me is that my #1 priority in a hotel is that its clean and has a bed and a shower. If you are just looking for a place to sleep than this will do. I don't generally need a lot of fuss and in those categories it excelled. The location was also great because we could leave our car parked and walk everywhere. The cost for what it was though was too high as it was just a budget hotel. Also, the refrigerator froze everything ruining my salad and not just a little, it was cold enough that it caused several sodas we had in there to burst. The drain in the tub did not drain. It was not really clear whether there was daily cleaning service or not, I know a lot of places stopped doing this during the pandemic but usually its noted somewhere or they tell you. The first day they didn't come but the second day they did come in and make our beds and leave fresh towels. This was kind of an issue because there were four of us and three towels and nowhere to hang them up. The highway was a little loud but it didn't bother us.
Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District

Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District

3.9/5106 Reviews
Philadelphia City Center
I have mixed reviews about this place. We visited from out of town and wanted to see all the historic aspects of Philly. The location for this hotel is perfect walking distance to most historic sites which we enjoyed! However, upon check in, we received a room with a window next to a busy street and fire station. It was so loud all the time on the second floor ( room 206) and at night and morning due to buses and emergency vehicles leaving. Bring earplugs! We immediately noticed this when we entered the room and put our stuff down and called the front desk but they would not change our room due to it being sold out. I’m don’t believe it. Had our room had bugs or bed bugs, they would have switched us immediately. The walls are pretty thin too and we had some loud neighbors with music and tv blasting at the beginning. The hotel promptly came up and took care of that for us. There is no complimentary breakfast which I knew about but figured we’d find a cafe close each morning and grab something. Don’t rely on that! There are no cafes close. The last thing I want to think about is finding breakfast after I get ready. The buffet breakfast was decent but $20 a person. And one waffle a la carte was $14. With a family, that’s just too expensive for a 4 night stay. They did have a grab and go section for small cereals but nothing filling. I enjoyed that the hotel had a parking garage but wow $44 a day!!! That’s crazy! There were very limited hotels in the city that have parking so I choose a hotel with parking and close to historic sites versus one that didn’t include breakfast. But honestly, if I had to choose again, I’d spend more money and make sure my hotel included breakfast, parking, and wasn’t close to any emergency hubs. The hotel rooms is not very updated but the lobby is. Popcorn ceilings in rooms. The tvs are just cable and not updated smart tvs. The only light in the small bathroom is the warm yellow light around the mirror. Beds were comfy. Take your money elsewhere and enjoy upgraded amenities and services.
Renaissance Philadelphia Downtown Hotel

Renaissance Philadelphia Downtown Hotel

4.2/5106 Reviews
Philadelphia City Center
Unbelievable how rude the bar tender “TIM” is to customers. The cost of drinks are high, the food cost is high and then you have to endure the rudeness of the bar tender. I sat there for an hour with friends and thought maybe it was only me but then noticed he did it to everyone. Snippy responses about “I have what you see on the bar” when asked do you have “this brand or that brand”. Overall he kills the experience and would not recommend going to the bar if he is tending it.
Philadelphia Marriott Old City

Philadelphia Marriott Old City

4/5101 Reviews
Philadelphia City Center
Old City Philadelphia is a good area for tourists but this Marriott may not be the best choice for lodging in the area. It is convenient to some of the historic sites like Independence Hall and it's also convenient for Headhouse Square (restaurants on South Street) and the Ritz movie theatre. But the hotel is close to I95 so you'll hear traffic unless you ask for the quiet side of the hotel. Our room had inadequate air conditioning - it was a blessing when the AC ran because it quieted the outside noise. But it ran infrequently. I was here for a conference and the conference rooms are convenient and adequate. But don't plan to dine at the hotel. At check in we were gifted with a voucher for the buffet breakfast which normally costs $17.95. Wow! First, the buffet consists of oatmeal, sausage, eggs and fruit. There are packages of bagels and bread, and some cookies. There were no extras (they were all out) for oatmeal toppings. It's all self service and I had to clean a table before sitting - I don't mind, but the attitude of the attendant I did mind. She was gruff. At one point someone dropped fruit salad on the floor and picked up the pieces of fruit but the liquid was still obvious - the attendant just threw up her hands when someone pointed to the spill - hoping to avoid a fall. The attendant just didn't care. I asked her for a bowl and she just plopped a stack next to me - no comments. Very rude. Anyone who pays $17.95 for this ”buffet” will be sorely disappointed. You can walk over to Headhouse Square, 10 minutes away, and get a great breakfast for less money at the South Street Diner. Overnight parking is expensive at the hotel. Housekeeping was sketchy at first - all I got was a refresh of the towels until I found the housekeeping manager and asked that the room be cleaned.
Apple Hostels of Philadelphia

Apple Hostels of Philadelphia

4.2/596 Reviews
Philadelphia City Center
Location is very close to the Independence Palace, very good! Full kitchen utensils, oversized communal kitchen, really good! Public bath, public toilet!

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