Best Hotels near Rite Aid, Lionville

Stayed here with my husband, I love all the work they put into the renovations, the place looks great. Rooms were clean and I enjoyed the fire pit outside. They also had a grill if you wanted to cook, but we had plans to go to the Pour House, which was literally next door. That's a plus for me since there wasn't a bar onsite. I would stay here again when in the area.

The hotel exterior was very nice lobby area as pictured. Room was not what I thought it would be, be careful pictures do not match what you are booking. Paid for breakfast but when we got there we were told it's a bagged breakfast, very disappointed. When we got to the room it was freezing, not cold but freezing. We turned on the heat on high and the room was still cold 60 minutes later when we left for dinner. If your looking for a one nighter to lay your head, I would recommend this hotel, but not for an extended stay.

The hotel is in a quiet suburb, because it is going to the Philadelphia premium outlets, so I chose this hotel and saw a few deer nearby. The breakfast is plentiful, the rooms are all suites, but it is a waste of time for me and Xiaobao to stay for one night.

Pros: the location is great, many options around, seemed like a safe area near a lot of corporate parks. The staff was friendly and easily reachable. The TV was phenomenal and featured a swivel making it easy to connect HDMI for things like Firesticks. Room service has a fair menu, the food was good, veggies fresh and was delivered super quickly. Cons: The room itself did not meet my expectations for the Hilton family. The building was old, carpets were old, and while the main conference areas were impressive and well cared for and they had some gorgeous patio areas, the room I had seemed neglected. The pillows were hard feather style and seemed well used. The hairdryer was so old the print was wearing off. I booked a two night stay and the teeny shampoo bottle was only enough for one. The sheets and linens were clean and fresh but the comforter underneath had a stain on it. The mattress were stiff and springy and the furniture in the room was old with the finish wearing away. In the double queen room, the bathroom was so small that the door practically touched the toilet, and there was no steam vent. This is also one of those places where the A/C unit is built into a corner of the room and extremely loud. When it blows, it’s directly at the bed and in your face. The walls were thin, doors were loud and I could hear people talking in the halls. Lastly, normally all the Hiltons offer some kind of breakfast Buffett there was nothing, I could barely get coffee, and it was terrible coffee, they didn’t even offer flavored creamer. Also, a microwave would have been helpful. And my key stopped working in the middle of the second evening causing me to roam up and down the halls in my pajamas and no shoes.

I am a solo female traveler and was in town for a concert. This property was absolutely flawless! It is soooo close too all the concert venues. Checkin was easy. Everything was very clean and we’ll appointed. The desk agent was an absolute gem! He was very helpful and kind.

Nice location close to turnpike. Hotel staff was very attentive and always greeted with a smile. Comfortable room and beautiful lobby area. Plenty of choices on dining that are close to hotel. My only complaint is breakfast was a little over priced.

I stayed at Hotel Warner with my teenage son. We were in town for the 2023 Penn Fusion Soccer tournament. Hotel Warner is nestled in the heart of adorable downtown West Chester. The grand staircase in the lobby and black-and-white oversized mural immediately remind you, you’re indeed staying in a theater turned boutique hotel - and if that’s not enough, warm butter lingers in the air thanks to the FREE popcorn in the lobby. The individual packed bags of the salty treat are a must-munch on a cold afternoon, at least my son thought so, after playing soccer in 27 degree weather. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The restaurant discount program is a bonus but the real perk is having staff at the front desk who were able to recommend a nice meal, that was only a block and change away. Also, my son has Celiac Disease and the 2 restaurants we visited, Barnaby’s and Sedona both offered SAFE GLUTEN FREE FOOD. Again, the location is everything. Once we parked in the garage across the street (yes Hotel Warner validated parking there) we didn’t need to drive anywhere. Food, culture, even a Rite-Aid is all within reach - not to mention the soccer fields were under 15 minutes away - one was just a 4 minute drive - score. And because it was a tournament weekend, my son took advantage of the hotel’s small gym and pool to workout and recover. The room was spotless and featured pillows that felt like clouds. The breakfast buffet, included with the stay - served hot coffee and even had almond milk on hand! Eggs, sausage, fruit, pastries, yogurt, cereal was the perfect start to my son’s game day (he loved the chocolate milk!) The hotel bar plays black and white movies and serves up tasty cocktails soccer moms will love. Snacks, water/soda and beer is available for purchase in the lobby too. Twizzlers anyone? This was hands down my favorite soccer trip thanks to Hotel Warner and we’ll be back. Also it’s a stone’s throw from Philly! So I highly recommend it to anyone in the city of brotherly love who needs a taste of the quaint and cozy ‘burbs.

The location is seven minutes drive from the outlets, about an hour from Philadelphia, we are from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, use this as a middle rest stop, and stroll around the outlets, the room is two meters long, very spacious, compared to the one we have lived in. Several other hotels of the same name, a little smaller, breakfast is good, waffles, milk yogurt, eggs and sausage. High cost performance