Sheraton Philadelphia University City Hotel is a mid-range hotel located on the University of Pennsylvania campus. Drexel University is just an eight-minute walk from the hotel and there are several dining options nearby. The 332 guest rooms and 25 suites are elegant with neutral decor and amenities like flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi; suites have mini-fridges and microwaves. Free breakfast and free evening snacks are only available for guests in the higher tier rooms. The restaurant serves a selection of Asian cuisine and room service is available. There are an outdoor swimming pool, 24-hour fitness center, and meeting rooms, though no spa facilities. Travelers may consider The Inn at Penn, A Hilton Hotel which is also on the campus and has an Italian restaurant, though rates are higher.
Sheraton Philadelphia University City Hotel is a mid-range hotel located on the University of Pennsylvania campus. Drexel University is just an eight-minute walk from the hotel and there are several dining options nearby. The 332 guest rooms and 25 suites are elegant with neutral decor and amenities like flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi; suites have mini-fridges and microwaves. Free breakfast and free evening snacks are only available for guests in the higher tier rooms. The restaurant serves a selection of Asian cuisine and room service is available. There are an outdoor swimming pool, 24-hour fitness center, and meeting rooms, though no spa facilities. Travelers may consider The Inn at Penn, A Hilton Hotel which is also on the campus and has an Italian restaurant, though rates are higher.
The Loews Philadelphia Hotel occupies a historic 1932 bank building that's considered America’s first modern skyscraper. The upscale hotel features original and restored architectural features, stylish Art Deco decor, a rustic American restaurant, a well-stocked lobby bar, a bright modern gym, and a heated indoor lap pool, not to mention over 47,000 square feet of stylish meeting and event space. The hotel’s 581 rooms and suites are comfortable and spacious, though they aren't quite as fashionable as public spaces. Still, high-end room amenities abound, like Keurig coffeemakers, minibars, LED TVs, and bathrobes. Plus, some upgraded rooms feature unparalleled city views. Kids, teens, and pets are welcomed with special treats, and the hotel offers concierge service and 24-hour room service. The Center City location is exceptional, but upscale alternatives abound in the area, like the opulent Hyatt at The Bellevue.
The Loews Philadelphia Hotel occupies a historic 1932 bank building that's considered America’s first modern skyscraper. The upscale hotel features original and restored architectural features, stylish Art Deco decor, a rustic American restaurant, a well-stocked lobby bar, a bright modern gym, and a heated indoor lap pool, not to mention over 47,000 square feet of stylish meeting and event space. The hotel’s 581 rooms and suites are comfortable and spacious, though they aren't quite as fashionable as public spaces. Still, high-end room amenities abound, like Keurig coffeemakers, minibars, LED TVs, and bathrobes. Plus, some upgraded rooms feature unparalleled city views. Kids, teens, and pets are welcomed with special treats, and the hotel offers concierge service and 24-hour room service. The Center City location is exceptional, but upscale alternatives abound in the area, like the opulent Hyatt at The Bellevue.
In a building formerly occupied by the Four Seasons, The Logan is a 391-room luxury hotel that skews business but also attracts some tourists, owing largely to its solid location at Logan Circle. Modern rooms are outfitted with great amenities, including Keurig coffeemakers, iPhone/Android docks, and robes, plus some have tubs in addition to rainfall showers. The hotel is known for its excellent dining and drinking options, in particular the hip steakhouse Urban Farmer and wonderful rooftop bar Assembly. Wellness facilities are also outstanding here, consisting of a high-end spa, a beautiful indoor heated pool, and a well-equipped fitness center. Overall, there's little to fault with this property, though travelers looking for somewhere more traditional could consider the historic Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square instead, though it lacks a pool.
In a building formerly occupied by the Four Seasons, The Logan is a 391-room luxury hotel that skews business but also attracts some tourists, owing largely to its solid location at Logan Circle. Modern rooms are outfitted with great amenities, including Keurig coffeemakers, iPhone/Android docks, and robes, plus some have tubs in addition to rainfall showers. The hotel is known for its excellent dining and drinking options, in particular the hip steakhouse Urban Farmer and wonderful rooftop bar Assembly. Wellness facilities are also outstanding here, consisting of a high-end spa, a beautiful indoor heated pool, and a well-equipped fitness center. Overall, there's little to fault with this property, though travelers looking for somewhere more traditional could consider the historic Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square instead, though it lacks a pool.
The mid-range DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Airport is a large and busy airport hotel that frequently hosts meetings and corporate events, but it isn't ideal for tourists who want to be within walking distance of downtown. The property's 331 guest rooms are spacious and comfortable, with flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, free Wi-Fi, and granite bathrooms, but decor is a bit drab and Standard rooms don’t include mini-fridges and microwaves. There's a free 24-hour airport shuttle, and other highlights include a full-service restaurant and lively sports bar, an indoor pool and well-equipped fitness center, 24-hour room service and a concierge, and valet and self-parking available for an extra charge. Travelers looking for accommodations with free breakfast can compare rates at Hampton Inn Philadelphia International Airport, but it lacks a restaurant and bar.
The mid-range DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Airport is a large and busy airport hotel that frequently hosts meetings and corporate events, but it isn't ideal for tourists who want to be within walking distance of downtown. The property's 331 guest rooms are spacious and comfortable, with flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, free Wi-Fi, and granite bathrooms, but decor is a bit drab and Standard rooms don’t include mini-fridges and microwaves. There's a free 24-hour airport shuttle, and other highlights include a full-service restaurant and lively sports bar, an indoor pool and well-equipped fitness center, 24-hour room service and a concierge, and valet and self-parking available for an extra charge. Travelers looking for accommodations with free breakfast can compare rates at Hampton Inn Philadelphia International Airport, but it lacks a restaurant and bar.
The Ritz is housed in a stunning 1904 bank building designed after the Pantheon, and its grand rotunda lobby delivers serious "wow" factor. The terrific restaurant from celebrity chef Eric Ripert is also a highlight. But the large, bright rooms aren't as stylish or impressive as the public spaces.
The Ritz is housed in a stunning 1904 bank building designed after the Pantheon, and its grand rotunda lobby delivers serious "wow" factor. The terrific restaurant from celebrity chef Eric Ripert is also a highlight. But the large, bright rooms aren't as stylish or impressive as the public spaces.
The mid-range Hilton Garden Inn Philadelphia Center City is directly across the street from the Pennsylvania Convention Center, making it an affordable place to stay for business travelers and convention-goers. For tourists, it's walking distance from destinations like City Hall, Reading Terminal Market, and Chinatown, though not in the most appealing area for evening strolls. The rooms look notably dated, but they're all packed with convenient amenities such as ergonomic work chairs, iPod docks, microwaves, and mini-fridges. There's also an indoor pool here, along with a top-floor restaurant and bar overlooking the city. It's also worth checking out the comparably priced and massive Philadelphia Marriott Downtown.
The mid-range Hilton Garden Inn Philadelphia Center City is directly across the street from the Pennsylvania Convention Center, making it an affordable place to stay for business travelers and convention-goers. For tourists, it's walking distance from destinations like City Hall, Reading Terminal Market, and Chinatown, though not in the most appealing area for evening strolls. The rooms look notably dated, but they're all packed with convenient amenities such as ergonomic work chairs, iPod docks, microwaves, and mini-fridges. There's also an indoor pool here, along with a top-floor restaurant and bar overlooking the city. It's also worth checking out the comparably priced and massive Philadelphia Marriott Downtown.
The upper-middle-range Sonesta Hotel Philadelphia is a stylish and contemporary property in the heart of downtown Philadelphia. The 439-room property features art from emerging local artists, and other highlights include a rooftop outdoor pool with great views, and 24-hour fitness and business centers. It also has Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse as its in-house restaurant, plus a full-service eatery on-site, and a large inventory of event space. Standard guest rooms are comfortable and attractive, with flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, mini-fridges, and free Wi-Fi. Travelers here for conferences who are looking to stay closer to the convention center can consider Hilton Garden Inn Philadelphia Center City, which has similar rates and amenities.
The upper-middle-range Sonesta Hotel Philadelphia is a stylish and contemporary property in the heart of downtown Philadelphia. The 439-room property features art from emerging local artists, and other highlights include a rooftop outdoor pool with great views, and 24-hour fitness and business centers. It also has Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse as its in-house restaurant, plus a full-service eatery on-site, and a large inventory of event space. Standard guest rooms are comfortable and attractive, with flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, mini-fridges, and free Wi-Fi. Travelers here for conferences who are looking to stay closer to the convention center can consider Hilton Garden Inn Philadelphia Center City, which has similar rates and amenities.
For a mid-range hotel, The Windsor Suites' modern rooms -- all with apartment-style floor plans and full kitchens -- are a cut above the norm. Some have balconies and views down the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Guests don't choose this location on a busy intersection for the peace and quiet, but the hotel is close to most of Philadelphia's tourist attractions and business destinations. It also has a small rooftop pool, along with an Irish pub and a Chinese restaurant off the lobby. For those who can do without the pool, it's worth comparing rates at the Embassy Suites Philadelphia - Center City down the street.
For a mid-range hotel, The Windsor Suites' modern rooms -- all with apartment-style floor plans and full kitchens -- are a cut above the norm. Some have balconies and views down the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Guests don't choose this location on a busy intersection for the peace and quiet, but the hotel is close to most of Philadelphia's tourist attractions and business destinations. It also has a small rooftop pool, along with an Irish pub and a Chinese restaurant off the lobby. For those who can do without the pool, it's worth comparing rates at the Embassy Suites Philadelphia - Center City down the street.
This 116-room luxury property has a prime location in the downtown area of Center City overlooking Rittenhouse Square. Its spacious rooms and suites have traditional furniture and modern amenities like iPod docks, though not all rooms have coffeemakers. The indoor pool and gorgeous spa are highlights, and the latter features a salon and sauna. The renowned fine dining at Lacroix, and afternoon tea at the Mary Cassatt Tea Room, are popular among guests. Although valet parking is pricey and breakfast isn't free, the hotel is among Philadelphia's most luxurious options. For a luxury property near tourist attractions, only the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia can compete.
This 116-room luxury property has a prime location in the downtown area of Center City overlooking Rittenhouse Square. Its spacious rooms and suites have traditional furniture and modern amenities like iPod docks, though not all rooms have coffeemakers. The indoor pool and gorgeous spa are highlights, and the latter features a salon and sauna. The renowned fine dining at Lacroix, and afternoon tea at the Mary Cassatt Tea Room, are popular among guests. Although valet parking is pricey and breakfast isn't free, the hotel is among Philadelphia's most luxurious options. For a luxury property near tourist attractions, only the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia can compete.
A top option in Philadelphia, the Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square resides in a historic building -- but the overall vibe is supremely modern, from the lobby with bright furniture, funky lighting, and script along the walls, to the rooms with massive flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and leather furniture. Unlike the pricier Rittenhouse and the similarly-priced Hilton Philadelphia, it does not have a pool -- but there's a well-equipped fitness center and a cute coffee bar on-site.
A top option in Philadelphia, the Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square resides in a historic building -- but the overall vibe is supremely modern, from the lobby with bright furniture, funky lighting, and script along the walls, to the rooms with massive flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and leather furniture. Unlike the pricier Rittenhouse and the similarly-priced Hilton Philadelphia, it does not have a pool -- but there's a well-equipped fitness center and a cute coffee bar on-site.