Sonder the Heid

Cleanliness: Multiple reviewers highlighted the cleanliness of the accommodations, including well-maintained bathrooms with quality toiletries and overall tidy spaces. The absence of strong odors and regular upkeep were frequently noted as positive aspects.(based on 1 review)

Not for us! We knew that it would be a contemporary factory experience. However, it was not sleek and clean. It was more old and concrete. The largest complaint was that the bed was almost on the floor. It only came up to my knee. And the rug underneath the floor was absolutely filthy. Everything else was concrete floor. But it felt very dirty to sleep so close to a filthy rug. You knew your blankets were going to rub up against it and then on you. The kitchen and bathroom were clean but no attention to detail. There were no side tables or lamps so you had to charge your phones at a table across the room. There were plenty of drawers for your clothes, but no hangers to hang anything. There was a washer and dryer and iron and ironing board. There was a full refrigerator in the kitchen and nice soap and lotion in the bathroom. You have to pay for your parking, which is pretty normal for anywhere you stay downtown. But it was confusing coming in at night knowing where to park. They did not give us any recommendations. Thankfully, when we went into the lobby, the security man at the front gave us a good recommendation for the cheapest garage, which was about $25 a night. There was also free parking on the street behind us and we got one of those spots two out of the four nights.

Beautiful place, close to the Franklin music Hall and Reading Terminal. Staff very helpful, place clean, well furnished. Only complaint was the mattress was old & too soft, but new, good quality sheets. Some street noise but ear plugs provided