Troba hotels a Lloc de la Primera Protesta Contra l'Esclavitud, Filadèlfia i rodalia a partir de 94 €

"It was a lovely stay at a great location for our purposes in this visit to Philadelphia. The proximity of the beginning of the SEPTA 48 bus route to the hotel was a perfect gateway to our sightseeing without a car. The only disappointment was the absence of a fully accessible entry to the hotel (i.e. no ramp to the entry door). There were only four steps, but with my compromised leg strength and balance, I had to struggle to move from the sidewalk into the lobby."

"Everything was amazing"

"Location was excellent and rooms were modern and comfy."

"Muy a gusto, mucha tranquilidad"

"Found hair in my bathroom."

"Very friendly staff upon check in, during, and after our stay. We were in a perfect location and had no issues with parking or noise."

"This was my second time staying at the hotel, and both times were great! The staff was wonderful and the area the hotel is located in, right in the heart of Old City, is just perfect!"

"Close proximity to everything"

"I loved my stay definitely coming back ! For self care and events !"

"Except for the kitchen, the 2 bedroom unit left much to be desired. The AC rattled all night. There were dust bunnies / spider webs hanging from the ceiling. The couch was stained. The TV worked intermittently. There's no parking for the hotel itself; only street parking or garage parking 1 block or so away. The area seems sketchy, more so because the street lighting is poor, but also for the foot traffic almost all night long."

"Super nice hotel! Great lobby and restaurant area, very clean hotel. Staff excellent! Highly recommend"

"The hotel was clean, comfortable, and in a convenient location. It was close to many of Philadelphia's main landmarks, including Citizens Bank Park, and the airport was an easy drive away. The only downside was having to pay for parking, which added to the overall cost. Other than that, it was a great place to stay, and I'd recommend it for anyone visiting the city."