Logan Square , PA Pet Friendly Hotels

"We stayed here in May of 2026 and had a great time. The property has excellent security but not too "in your face." The room was very clean, the water pressure perfect, and the beds are extremely comfortable. There are two restaurants at the hotel, an Irish pub and one serving Asian cuisine, both very good. (There is also small Target and a large Whole Foods Market that are about a 7 or 8 minutes walk away if you feel like cooking or just want to stock up on snacks.) And of course there other restaurants in walking distance. Speaking of the neighborhood - hotel is at the beginning of the museum district, you can walk to the Ben Franklin Institute, the Rodin Museum, the Barnes Collection, the Philadelphia Art Museum, and the main branch of the library which is like a museum. All are dazzling - actually a little overwhelming! Back to the hotel be sure to check out the rooftop pool and terrace, we got some beautiful photos and found it a peaceful way to end the day. Most of all a shout out to the staff. From the greeting when we drove up to the man who assisted us in packing the car as we left everyone was friendly and professional. The restaurant servers were helpful and knowledgeable. There were a few minor issues in our room that Engineering immediately fixed. The front desk staff was friendly, patient with our questions, and in general went above and beyond for us. Thanks to all for a great stay in a great city."

"I was on the 19th floor- work up to screaming kids on Sunday morning. Had to leave early because it got noisy. "

"Subpar Experience Given the Premium Price Point ​While The Logan positions itself as a luxury destination, our recent stay unfortunately fell short of expectations for several reasons: ​Acoustics & Privacy: The sound insulation between rooms was surprisingly poor. We could clearly hear our neighbors' conversations and activities throughout the night, which significantly impacted our sleep quality. For a hotel of this caliber, one expects better privacy and soundproofing. ​Room Layout: We booked a King room, but the bed dimensions felt notably smaller, closer to a Queen. It was unclear if we were mis-assigned a room type or if the furniture scale is simply smaller than industry standards. ​Dining Quality: We ordered room service, and the Caesar salad was a disappointment. The dressing appeared to be a simple mayonnaise-based substitute rather than a traditional Caesar, which didn't align with the quality of a high-end hotel kitchen. ​The Bottom Line: The atmosphere and service felt more akin to a mid-tier extended-stay hotel than a luxury boutique. Given the price point, the value simply wasn't there. If you are looking for a quiet, high-end experience in the city, you may want to explore other options."

"Check in staff was wonderful, and Matthew in particular was a wealth of information when we needed help the second night. And a delight to visit with. However, we tried to eat on the 19th floor the first night and service was very poor and the second day my room was never cleaned. Friendly staff, but a mixed bag on results. "

"It’s Ok. Staff was like emotionless robots. Prices for anything were ridiculous $5USD for a small water bottle. Parking is $75USD which is insane. Rooms are tiny and you gotta keep window curtains closed as someone else’s window is a few feet away. Let’s just say I’ve seen a lot better from courtyard Marriott before"