This hotel is pretty good choice for Center City Philly. The location is pretty good. Right next to City Hall, walking distance to tons of stuff. The hotel itself is just ok though. Average rooms and service. Nothing really stood out from a lot of other hotels I have stayed at in Center City. As long as the price is right, this place would be a good choice.

I attended a meeting being held at this Hotel. It is not typically a hotel I would stay at and this stay did not do anything to change my opinion.

First - the room rate was high and it seems that everything is an add on - no breakfast or parking.included. The Parking was $45 per night (for 2 nights). This cost was more than the dinner I had at a fancy downtown restaurant. To add insult to this injury, they they added the parking charges to my bill four time (three times for the second night). I do not like having to supply the quality control on a hotel's room bill. When it was questioned, the young lady behind the desk couldn't figure out which set of charges were correct and which ones to remove. She needed the claim check to sort it out.

The room was clean and functional. The bed was comfortable and there was no shortage of pillows. The bathroom was clean. I was disappointed in the maintenance of the other furniture in the room. The left arm of the desk chair was falling off. It just required the tightening of two bolts to fix, if the housekeep staff had picked up on it. The curtians were thin and the closing rods were difficult to pull.

This hotel was a brilliant find, booked over the internet, so although we had read lot's of reviews we still weren't sure what to expect!!! Location was excellent, check in was easy only took a few minutes, staff very friendly and helpful!! Rooms very spacious, spotlessly clean, free wifi, coffee making facilities!! They have their own Starbucks, restaurant and bar with good atmosphere!! If we visited Philadelphia again we would for sure stay here.
Zoe and family. Birmingham.

After moving from the Doubletree down the street to here, I finally got some sleep. This property is much more like a Marriott than the traveler's Courtyard, as it is in a really nice building with a restaurant, bar and Starbucks downstairs.

My only complaint was the parking, what a mess. Not only did it cost $50 a day, it took at least 30 minutes to get your car, and I mean every bit of that 30 minutes. It really was annoying if you needed your car and didn't plan for it 30 minutes out.

The hotel was busy, there were a lot of people there, but at least I slept well.