Philadelphia Hotels with Wifi

Hotel is in the center of the city, close to metro station. Staff were very kind and helpful. Hotel has all the services you need including laundry. Hotel is clean though the hotel seems a bit outdated. The price quality ration is very good

The hotel was well located and we walked to the Calder Gardens that had recently opened. The room itself was good but I cant say it was 4 star. The bed was comfy and clean but the floor in the room was not carpeted which is cold to bare feet. . The bathroom was not great; one of the doors on the cabinet under the sink had broken off and was hanging by one hinge. The shower floor was delaminating and the retractable round mirror on the wall showed rust spots. None of these were deal breakers but it sure seemed to me that the room could use some ”love”. The gym was good and had a nice amount of equipment & machines but the floor layout is rather small and so with a handful of people in there it felt crowded. The other ”downer” was parking in that their garage and garages around it are extremely expensive. I arrived on a Saturday at 5pm and found street parking on Cherry & 23rd for only a few bucks as it is free after 6:30pm through Monday. Still, the staff was quite good and responsive to our needs. The location was great and the place was quiet at night.

The hotel's location was excellent, and for the US where it's often hard to find good service, I consistently experienced bright, friendly, and high-quality service.

Second time staying here — the hotel itself is clean and very comfortable, the rooms are well equipped. Breakfast is pretty good. This time around we had a bit of a struggle at check in which also caused a problem at breakfast the next day. The lady who checked us in (Megan) asked me four (4) times if I needed parking and didn’t seem to believe me when I kept saying no. She also told us our room wasn’t ready even though we checked in at 4pm, an hour after check-in time, and told us we’d need to take a 2 queen room instead of a king room. I told her we’d rather wait for a king room because that’s what we paid for, and lo and behold, suddenly she had one. We paid for breakfast with our stay, but she forgot to give us tickets for breakfast. Made it very awkward when we went to breakfast the next day and had to insist that we’d paid for breakfast. They still gave us a bill for breakfast, but then after talking to the front desk realized it was a mistake. They were kind, but it was still very awkward having to defend the fact that we’d paid for breakfast already. They said we were the second group that day which the front desk had forgotten to give breakfasttickets to. All in all, aside from the people and the awkwardness caused, it was a good stay. We’ll hope for better service next time we come back.

The location is about two blocks from the city center, which is quite convenient, but there are limited dining options nearby; you have to go to the city center for more choices. The room is very spacious and well-equipped with an induction hob, oven, washing machine, and dryer, making it suitable for long stays or self-catering. The public facilities are on the top floor and, though I didn't need to use them much, they seemed complete and clean. The room decor is simple with a bit of an industrial style, primarily featuring concrete and white walls, emphasizing simplicity and convenience. Overall, everything was pretty good, but one major point was that the room wasn't cleaned at all during my 5-day stay. The hotel should provide some guidance upon check-in or in the room regarding cleaning services and trash disposal instructions, either for guests to handle themselves or for paid services. When I asked the front desk for cleaning, I was told they usually clean only once every three days, but in reality, it wasn't cleaned once during my entire 5-day stay. The accumulating trash, in particular, was a problem as I didn't know how to dispose of it. This was a bit of a letdown compared to my usual business hotel stays. If guests are expected to clean up their own trash, clear instructions are definitely needed to avoid confusion and the feeling of a lack of service.

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.

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.

The room size was decent, and the hotel lobby was quite spacious. They didn't provide toothbrushes. Water delivery to the room was very prompt. I didn't book breakfast, so I can't comment on that. The hotel had an overwhelming perfume smell.

The hotel is in a good location, with many restaurants and a Walmart around. Free parking. The room is OK, there is no electric kettle and slippers. But the facilities are old, it should be an old hotel. The overall feeling is good

The hotel is located in the Chinatown of Philadelphia, close to the city hall of Philadelphia and the city hall. You can get to Penn by subway. Unfortunately, in a hurry, I didn't have a good meal in Philadelphia Chinatown.