One Dock Street, (2nd and Walnut Streets), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States | (937) 315-4602
Within walking distance of historic attractions in Old City
Modern rooms with flat-screen TVs and coffeemakers
Restaurant, bar, Starbucks, room service, and a breakfast buffet
Sizable, sunny fitness center with cardio and weight-lifting machines
Business center with multiple computer workstations
Meeting and event facilities
Hertz car rental and gift shop
Free Wi-Fi in lobby
In-room Wi-Fi costs a fee
Fee for (valet) parking and breakfast
Bathrooms are on the small side
Some complaints of incorrect reservations and charges
Philadelphia Marriott Old City is in the Old City of Philadelphia -- one of America’s most historic neighborhoods -- and very close to public transportation, making it convenient for tourists and
business guests alike. The hotel has 17 meeting rooms, a business center, and a Club Lounge, plus a restaurant, and a Starbucks. Its 364 rooms include flat-screen TVs and coffeemakers. However, there is a fee for in-room Wi-Fi. Travelers may want to compare rates with the nearby Hilton Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing, which boasts that it’s the only waterfront hotel in Philadelphia.
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Scene
Elegant hotel that attracts business travelers and tourists
Philadelphia Marriott Old City is housed in a large red brick
building that covers almost an entire street block. It underwent recent renovations, though managed to maintain the historic elegance of the surrounding Old City. It’s a mixed crowd here, as some are in the area on business, while others are families and couples attracted to the hotel’s convenient location near historic attractions.
Location
Old City location within walking distance of historical attractions
The Philadelphia Marriott Old City is located next to Old City, making it convenient for tourists to explore the area, and there are plenty of dining options on nearby streets. Independence Hall is a nine-minute walk away, as is the Liberty Bell. It’s a 14-minute walk to the National Constitution Center, while Washington Square Park is nine minutes away on foot. For those looking to travel to other
parts of Philadelphia, it’s a six-minute walk to the nearest metro station. Philadelphia International Airport is a 22-minute drive away.
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