2 Star Hotels in Philadelphia, PA

The best part about this hotel is definitely the staff. Everyone was so friendly and went out of their way to be helpful. It was also nice to be able to walk out of the front door and walk to nice restaurants, coffee shops, stores, and be a short walk to the historic district. The bathroom was on the small side and the beds were not as comfortable as other hotels, but the location and the staff make up for them.

It's the cheapest place in downtown philly. It's not amazing, and not terrible. It's a place to sleep. The bed felt a little crooked, and the room was pretty cramped. I spent a lot of time outside of the hotel (professional conference and nightlife), and I wouldn't want to hang out in the room. I picked this place only based on price and walking distance to my conference. The location is fantastic. If you think you're going to spend more time out exploring the city and you just need a place to crash, this is a great choice.

We reserved two rooms for a concert at the Wells Fargo arena back in October and ended up at this hotel because closer ones were booked or either outrageously expensive. For the price, the room was clean and met our needs as we were only there to sleep. It is quiet and close to the airport and a couple restaurants, and there was a continental breakfast. It was about a 5 minute cab ride down to the arena, and the hotel called the cab for us which was nice. If I were on a budget for another trip like this, I would probably stay again.

Stayed two nights in sept 2013. I have stayed also at the Embassey Suites. I would have to say that the Embassey was nicer but for the price difference, I would choose this one

Stayed 5 nights great breakfast good location just off interstate, would stay again.

The rooms are nice and clean. We were in a 2 queen with a pull out sofa bed suite. We had to rearrange the furniture a little in order to pull out the sofa bed. It was still a tight squeeze. The breakfast is very good, staff was nice. Not too far from the train station that takes you into Philadelphia. The people in the room directly below us called at 11pm and woke us up, and asked if we could keep it down?! Not sure what they were hearing, we were all asleep.