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Overall, nice hotel! Stayed one night for about $280. The hotel was very clean and the staff were very professional. Had free breakfast, which included an array of yogurts, cereals, pastries, scrambled eggs, turkey sausage, waffles, bagels/toast, and of course, coffee. The room wasn't too large, but it had a decent view with clean sheets and a shower with great temperature control. There is also a basic gym and a lobby area with nice seats and tables for work/study. Located in a spot very close to shops, parks, and restaurants. Most things were a good walking distance away. Right across the street from a small park, the city hall, and a subway station. The Reading Market is just a few blocks down. The only criticism is that they aren't really great at providing information. A lot of hotels come with a small, physical brochure or packet that they give you that outlines amenities, locations, and various times for breakfast/happy hour. The staff was very nice about clarifying this info, and they have most of it on the website, but it can be difficult juggling through different pages. A small leaflet or brochure in the room or lobby would have been better. Additionally, the check-in lobby is on the second floor, where there is no obvious sign. Otherwise, still a great spot to stay. Clean and close to a lot of great sites.

The location of this hotel was perfect, walking distance to many restaurants, attractions, and PHLASH bus stops to get around. Our room was spacious and we really enjoyed the kitchenette with available drinking water. But despite staying for three nights, we did not have any housekeeping, even after requesting it at the front desk. This was surprising to us given the price and rating of the hotel. We also had an odd experience when checking out at the valet - they asked us to pay again outside despite paying at check-out. We had to go back into the hotel and get a receipt to prove that we already paid.

Got a BEAUTIFUL view of the city from our room!! Tony was super accommodating and helpful when it came to the reservation and it made our experience a 10/10! Breakfast was included and there was much more than we expected. The hotel is within walking distance of a lot so we didn’t even have to take our car out during our stay. Lots of great food options within 15 min walking or less. Will definitely be coming back soon!

We liked our stay. Place is very clean. Had a couple of maintenance items, once reported to front desk, was taken care of swiftly. Free breakfast was nice, especially the overnight oats served in individual cups, thoughtfully hygienic! Evening reception was good with a choice of beers and wines, cheese, olives and bread. We will be back!

I would stay here again when I'm in Philadelphia. The location is ideal - next to the W,across the street from a Del Frisco and down the street from shops. It's also a block from city hall where there is always something going on. The property appears to be newer and the management is responsive. I can see, however, where the property may easily become worn because of the paint type used on the walls (bathrooms especially) but overall it has great potential if they can keep it clean which it definitely was during my stay. The other thing I liked which I don't know if it's all rooms are the wall controls for the sheer and block panel curtains. It would be ideal if it were near the bed too but I liked not having to walk over to them and manually close them. There was an emergency situation while I was there but it seemed to resolve itself pretty quickly. We never found out what it was but you couldn't take elevator or stairs which, any longer than the 5 minutes, could have been concerning. I did like that the hotel lobby was on the second floor. Philly has a high number of transients in the street so having business happen on the second floor definitely made me feel safer. Overall a good stay. I wish they had a self park option but I totally get it. I just don't like anyone driving my car but me, my sister (she's okay in short stints on road trips) and of course my husband. That's it.