Recently stayed here before a trip to Las Vegas. We are sold on Hampton Inns since we discovered them about two years ago before a Caribbean cruise. This Hampton Inn was a first class experience as were all the others. Rooms here were NICER than the Four Seasons Hotel in Philadelphia where we stayed as a family several weekends ago. We stay at a LOT of four and five star hotels on our many trips and we still love the Hampton Inns. Their complimentary breakfast is such a time saver and very satisfying.

This hotel is 5 minutes from the Philadelphia airport. The shuttle runs every 30 minutes. Our room was up to the Hampton standards that we have come to expect. The breakfast bar was typical. There is a Ruby Tuesday's within walking distance from the property which was great for dinner and drinks if you didn't want to travel around Philadelphia.

Had a Long weekend trip from FL to Philiy and due to not driving around decided to satay near the airport & take cabs around.
Our Accomdation Was great! No downsides at all. Room was above excellent! Spotlessly clean. A typical am Breakfast-but cooked ok. The FRESH Coffee was the Best I have had for a long while. I'd almost stay for the coffee. Room Pricing was Very well priced for this area. The Next time I will be staying I would happily pay a higher price to make sure I got a reservation.
A Definate re-stay- could NOT fault the place

I picked this hotel to stay at for an overnight stay after arriving at PHL International Airport after 10 p.m. and not wanting to find my way into the central city after a long hard day at work.
This hotel is conveniently located near the PHL International Airport and there is a free hotel shuttle that operates 24/7 to/from the airport.
The driver was very friendly and the hotel staff greeted my party warmly and promptly.
I learned on the trip from the airport to the hotel that most of the other passengers in the shuttle were not checking into the hotel, but were coming from the airport and were dropped off by our driver at their parked cars in the large lot next to the hotel (and adjacent to a large PNC office building). As other reviewers have noted, there apparently is no extra charge to hotel guests who want to leave their cars at the lot connected to the hotel and take a flight from PHL.
How cool is that?!

There is a Ruby Tuesday restaurant just a quick walk across the parking lot from the hotel.
This is a good restaurant with many food choices for different types of eaters and was a pleasant surprise. There are no other restaurants that I could walk to, however.
The only surprise about the restaurant was the finding of a security guard in the entrance of the restaurant, but I did not feel unsafe at this restaurant.

Back to the hotel;
nicely appointed and typical Hampton Inn furnishings and hot breakfast buffet.
The price was attractive; less than $100/night.
Like most breakfast buffets, I thought that the hot food could have been kept warmer, but you can make your own waffles and the coffee was surprisingly very, very good and had a robust flavor!

Sleep comfort was excellent with very clean and hypoallergenic bedding. Pillows were comfortable and sheets felt heavenly.

For the trip from the hotel to the central city, I took the train for only $4 one-way on a Saturday morning. I don't know if the fare is different on weekdays.
I picked up the train at the Eastwick station which is about 10 minute walk from the hotel and apparently saved me about half the price of the train compared to going back to the airport via free hotel shuttle and picking up the train at the airport.
This is a bargain, especially if traveling alone or as a couple, since a cab will cost about $29 + tip from airport to central city.

I recommend this hotel strongly. It has what I look for in a hotel, especially when arriving late at night; a good location to the airport with inexpensive accessibility to the central city; a good price, good food available either at hotel or nearby, safety, and a good night's sleep.