Hotels Near Pop's Playground in Philadelphia

beautiful hotel w beautiful view. One downside during my stay: the coffee they provided at my room was expired. They should check it. I'm sure they haven't changed it for long..

The location of the hotel is great, very close to the city hall and within walking distance to most attractions. It's close to the subway station and the city center of Philadelphia is beautiful and clean. It was raining heavily when we arrived at the hotel and we couldn't see the scenery outside the window. But the arranged room is quite nice and quiet. The bath water is also very large.

Nice apart-hotel with good central location in Philadelphia and nice views. Breakfast quality could be improved.

Despite the extreme bustle of the busy weeekend the staff remained cool and collected Karen after bridezilla. I was always greeted by a refreshing smile and a great recommendation. This is a great stay for anyone looking to remain pedestrian in a hip part of the city. I was able to comfortably close all my exercise rings between restaurants, coffee and sightseeing.

The hotel is very good, the display is large, the bed and pillows are very comfortable to sleep, the bathroom decoration is very good.

Very nice hotel. Looks like it was recently completely done over. Very nice. Room was super clean. Bed was comfortable. Staff were friendly. Breakfast was included. It was served by staff because of covid restrictions. It was your average hotel fair. Waffles, eggs, biscuit, gravy, cereal, yogurt, etc. The hotel is along a main road which could be a bit noisy. Rooms on the back would probably be quieter. Easy to get to from the south. A little more challenging from the north because it is on one side of a divided roadway. If we were ever in the area again, I would certainly stay here.

The location of the hotel is perfect if you have a car and don’t want to worry about parking. Parking does cost $14 a day however. It’s conveniently located next to a Target and their is a supermarket about a 5 min drive away. The gym facilities were very nice. If you want to use the pool you have to reserve an hour time slot. There’s no complimentary breakfast but there were granola bars to grab as snacks. Overall I enjoyed my stay

I understand that the property had been renovated. The room looked okay, I found dried crusty blood stains on the bedsheets. The room walls are thin, needless to say everyone screaming at each other in the room next door (probably high on **** and alcohol) at 1 am in the morning is my nightly entertainment? Only 2 sets of towels and this new eco-friendly policy means you don't get any new towels unless you ask and then nobody shows up. The toilet paper holder in the bathroom was broken, I had to flush the toilet a couple of times for it to work. The shower is nice and spacious. The cleaning crew must have been understaffed, because there was mold in between the shower tiles. There is no functioning ventilation in the bathroom. The air conditioning, when and if it works, is super loud. Upon arrival it was set to 72, I tried changing it to 68, but it jumped back to 72. TV was working, unlike the remote, some keys were just dead. The room smelled musty. No microwave, the fridge was not cooling either. I thought maybe the ice machine on the 5th floor could cool my water down a little. Come to find out that the ice machine wasn't working and from the looks of it, it never has! Also, the ice machine room looks like World War 2 has left its mark. The ceiling is about to fall down and it's dirty. The hallway has nice carpet but again, the cleaning crew might not be fully staffed and dirty fries were left all over the hallway (5th floor). I see that the hotel has a non-smoking policy. This may apparently only apply to cigarettes. Floor 5 and 12 reek of ********* so badly, it creeps into the rooms and makes a good night sleep close to impossible. It's not a whiff you get from someone who has recently smoked walking by, it comes from the rooms. It is utterly disgusting and Hilton should be ashamed. The staff at the front desk is jaded and rude, I'd be too if I had to deal with what's coming through that hotel. Breakfast doesn't open until 7am which didn't work for us because we came for a business trip and had to leave the hotel by 7am. Also, breakfast is not included in the $700 for 2 nights. Instead you choose from 3 or 4 overpriced omelets from a menu. $40 for 2 mini omelets and a cup of coffee. It didn't taste too bad but that price is not justified. Also, the breakfast room is way too dark. I could barely see the food in front of me. Parking is an insult to be honest. Philly is not a safe city and for $700 for 2 nights I would have expected parking at the hotel or at least covered parking that is being monitored at no extra charge. Instead, you can drive 1500 yards down the road to an open parking lot that will cost you $13 a night ($15 if you use a valet). It is not monitored, no security and any random person can walk in there and wreak havoc. Shameful. Overall, not a Hilton experience, for the price I paid I would have expected service which I didn't get. Never again and I am hoping other Hilton properties aren't so shameful.

The hotel rooms were very nice and clean. Had all the necessary amenities. There's a shuttle to and from the airport. The staff was courteous especially Elaine and Djamal, they answered any questions that I had with professionalism. I will be back here again.

I was deciding between 2 and 3 stars but he bed is comfortable and the gym is nice. Breakfast is your average type. My room was pretty clean minus something blackish on the tub wall. My air conditioner soaked the carpet, my iron did not work and I had no hangers. They did bring me them pretty prompt when I asked. My colleague came in at 9pm and there was some confusion whether she booked 2 rooms. At midnight, someone from the desk called her to ask her if she booked 2 rooms. At Midnight!. Walls seem a little thin as I could hear lots of noise in the hallway and the people walking upstairs. I wouldn't stay again.