Philadelphia Hotels with Parking

The location is very good, right in the university town, within a ten-minute walk to the center of the university campus. It takes seven or eight minutes to drive to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The front desk is very polite, the room is a little old, and the elevator is a bit troublesome. There is free parking, easy to get in and out, and easy to park. There is a Cantonese restaurant in the lobby, which is not expensive and tastes authentic.

Very good, the breakfast was excellent, and the room was quite spacious.

I originally booked for the one bedroom king suite but when i arrived it wasn’t available so i got upgraded to the skyline suite and it was excellent !

Nice sized apartments with good kitchen facilities. The bathroom was nice and clean. Good sized double bed and sofa-bed. The only downside was the noise from the neighbours, the rooms are not very sound-proof, the neighbour upstairs when flushing toilet was very noisy can wake you up.

Not far from the city center, the subway is not far away, the hotel room is relatively small, but considering the location of the gold expensive can understand. Only free lemonade in the lobby is available for drinking.

My partner really enjoyed this hotel. He slept for over 12 hours.. haha that explains the whole story. The swimming pool was really nice too so we had fun in the morning. Also they give you water bottle. Nice hotel to stay over if you are visiting around.

Great location right in the city center, and right across from Reading Terminal Market, which has tons of food and fresh produce. The service was efficient; even with a conference happening, check-in wasn't a long wait. The facilities are well-maintained and don't look old, and the cleanliness was excellent. Overall, it's a great choice for a business trip or vacation in Philadelphia.

The decoration is old-fashioned, clean and tidy, and close to the airport. Overall, it is OK. In terms of facilities and items provided: American hotels do not provide toothbrushes, slippers and other items, which is quite different from domestic hotels of the same brand.

The hotel was not up to snuff. There was some kind of sports team staying there,, and only 2 elevators, so there was a line to wait for the elevator. There was also only one person at the desk, so, again, a long wait for check in. When I said, ”Gee you really need help here,,” the woman said ”No, I'm fine. I've got three kids, I can handle this!” (Well it wasn't you I was concerned about, lady!) Also, the parking cost $25, otherwise you can park on the street (absolutely no spaces!), or go down the street to a paid lot. The room was adequate, the place was clean, but it was definitely not worth the high price.

I was in town for the Roots Picnic so the location and minimal service I needed were the best features. Outside of that, if you’re looking for a space you can feel completely comfortable, like give yourself spa day type showering and grooming and walk around with your toes on the floor, this isn’t it. If you’re in town to get lit, come in and pass out, this may work for you. My carpet had crazy stains, the mattress dipped and I could tell my sheet with either dirty or old with pen scribbles and other small stains that couldn’t come out. There was also no comforter, just the fleece blanket with the sheet over. I could tell paint was just smacked on the wall to cover repairs, part of the sink was detaching, water pressure in the shower was trash…I just did not fully enjoy my stay.