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Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center

The Logan Philadelphia, Curio Collection by Hilton

The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia

Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia

Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square

AKA Rittenhouse Square

Loews Philadelphia Hotel

The Inn at Penn, A Hilton Hotel

The Westin Philadelphia

Kimpton Hotel Palomar Philadelphia

Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square

Renaissance Philadelphia Downtown Hotel

ROOST Midtown

Delta Hotel Philadelphia Airport

Hyatt Centric Center City Philadelphia

The Study at University City

ROOST Rittenhouse

Canopy by Hilton Philadelphia Center City

The Windsor Suites

Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown

Philadelphia Marriott Downtown

Hilton Philadelphia at Penn's Landing

The Bellevue Hotel

Le Méridien Philadelphia

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Philadelphia

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With its rich historical heritage, Philadelphia is one of the United States' most visited cities. After all, both the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution were signed here in  Independence Hall . Renaissance man Benjamin Franklin once called this city home. And before  Washington, D.C.  usurped its role, Philadelphia served as the country's capital. Yet the city is far from being stuck in its glorious past. The Philly of today is filled with notable museums, a bumping nightlife, beloved sports teams and a thriving restaurant scene that encompasses more than just the ubiquitous cheesesteak. Not sure where to start your visit? Sign up for a guided tour  and let a local show you around.

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14 Best Hotels in Philadelphia

By Katie James Watkinson and Regan Stephens

Finally stepping out of the shadow cast by a certain city a couple hours up I-95, Philadelphia has emerged as a thriving metropolis, home to award-winning restaurants , world-class historic sites, and an exciting young-professional culture. As the city has grown up, so too have its accommodations. The top hotels no longer satisfy just overnight school groups, instead offering conveniently located, service-driven stays that are anything but basic. The options range from sleek, big-name hotels to boutique independents—plus a new breed of microhotels, catering to the part of you that likes the anonymity of Airbnb but can’t go without thousand-thread-count sheets or concierge service. No matter where you fall on the amenity spectrum, there’s something to to suit your needs. These are the best hotels in Philadelphia.

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Lokal Hotel Fishtown Arrow

When it opened in early 2019, Lokal Fishtown was only the neighborhood’s second hotel. Shocking, considering the neighborhood continues to be one of the city’s buzziest places to eat , drink , shop, and hear live music. One of four locations in the homegrown brand’s collection of “invisible service” hotels—meaning there’s no front desk or concierge. This outpost was built by local, Philadelphia makers—everything from the stylish spaces, to plants from 2nd Street greenery shop Stump, to custom beds made by neighborhood furniture maker Farmhaus Modern, to each framed artwork, block-printed pillowcase, and ceramic mug. This all adds up to a beautiful, cohesive space that communicates the vibe of the neighborhood before you ever leave the room.

Wm. Mulherin's Sons Hotel Arrow

A design-forward Fishtown alternative to name-brand Center City hotels, Wm. Mulherin’s Sons is perfect—if you're willing to forgo amenities like elevators and bellhops in favor of living like a local, that is. The hotel offers just four rooms, each uniquely decorated in an industrial-chic style (think concrete floors, exposed brick walls, and a neutral color palette punctuated by Persian rugs), but the main perk is that it sits above an excellent, seasonally-driven restaurant and bar of the same name. Rather than exchanging awkward greetings with your fellow hallmates, you're more likely to be elbowing other restaurant patrons for a taste of plates like porcini cavatelli with fontina and taleggio fonduta , and scallops with butternut squash sformata and mushroom vinaigrette. You can hold onto those bragging rights, though; guest rooms include La Colombe coffee beans (with a Baratza Virtuoso grinder to prep them), Aesop bath amenities, and a record player (grab some vintage vinyl at the “lending library.")

The Rooms at Fitler Club Arrow

It's easy enough to spot Fitler Club. Stationed on the banks of the Schuylkill, between the Chestnut and Market Street bridges, the hulking concrete and glass fortress sits catty-corner from Philadelphia's 30th Street Station, almost in I-76's crosshairs. What's harder, though, is figuring out how to get in, through somewhat hidden front- and back doors. Once inside, the place has a swank, subtle charm, with the feel of an urban country club for the city's go-getter in-crowd. It's the first outpost of a lifestyle concept dreamed up by founder David Gutstadt. Gutstadt, who previously led fitness brand Equinox's hotel strategy, has clearly taken some of his alma mater's fitness fanaticism to heart in creating Fitler Club; see Field House, Fitler's 25,000-square-foot exercise area, and one of its most impressive selling points. He clearly understands what high-paying members expect from their amenities, and he's made sure that Fitler Club delivers: few to no wait times for machines, plenty of staff support in the form of trainers and instructors, F&B led by Philly hometown boy Marc Vetri, and an absolutely smashing cocktail program. The membership selection process is opaque at best, but the general idea is to bring the area's movers and shakers together under one well-designed roof: athletes, doctors, investors, and the like. Fortunately, Fitler's 14 hotel rooms are open to the public, so you won't be subjected to that—it just means you might be doing Pilates next to someone who can advance your career.

Roost East Market Arrow

Housed on five floors of an upscale residential building in the city’s centrally-located Midtown Village neighborhood, the spacious, meticulously-designed luxury apartments here are meant for extended stays, from a week to several months. With sunlit rooms, high-kitchens, full size washers and dryers, and weekly housekeeping, it’s easy to imagine staying longer. A prime position in Center City—steps from City Hall , historic Old City, the business district, and plenty of dining and shopping—makes Roost a supremely convenient place to post up while you’re in town. Less than a five minute walk away, the historic Reading Terminal Market sells Pennsylvania Dutch doughnuts, and one of the city’s best roast pork sandwiches.

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The Study at University City Arrow

At first glance, you might think you’ve been transported to a Nordic nation, what with the lobby’s light wood finishes, muted color palette, clean lines, and cozy wingback leather chairs. Hospitality 3 hotelier Paul McGowan (a former Starwood executive) tapped award-winning local architecture firm Digsau to infuse this 212-room hotel on the busy corner of 33rd and Chestnut streets with a sleek yet approachable design. Inside the modern, 10-story structure, the Scandinavian-mod vibe carries over to the guest rooms, which are minimalist in decor, but cover all the essentials, including a cozy bed, spacious desk, and leather armchair and ottoman. Most importantly, the fact that you're on not one, but two, college campuses doesn't mean the staff or concierge is too laid-back: McGowan's high-level hospitality experience means that top-notch service is a priority.

Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia Arrow

Fronting quaint Washington Square West, the Kimpton Hotel Monaco is housed in the former Lafayette Building of Old City, Philadelphia. From the outside, it looks like your run-of-the-mill Greek Revival building, but step inside the lobby and colorful whimsy abounds: Eighteenth century-inspired wainscoting, coffered ceilings, and Millwork treatments juxtapose boldly hued walls, federal-nouveau furnishings, and a wall of antique calligraphy pens behind the front desk. The confluence of old and new continues through the 268 guest rooms, where printed wallpaper, patterned drapes, and glossy red dressers result in a fun, sometimes overwhelming, combination. Fortunately, the hotel sits firmly in the present, with wellness-centric amenities that include Monday evening yoga classes, in-room yoga mats, and custom-designed bikes.

AKA University City Arrow

Before you moved to the suburbs, had two kids, and rescued a golden doodle, you might have dreamed of living in a sleek bachelor pad that looked something like AKA’s guest rooms. The reflective, all-glass builiding towers above the surrounding West Philly skyline, offering the city’s highest residential views (the apartment-style hotel offers both short- and long-term stays, plus 17 floors of annual-lease residences). While strong neighborhood vibes aren’t the main draw, convenience is: Hop over the Walnut Street bridge and you’re minutes from Rittenhouse Square ; head just a few blocks West and you’re weaving among UPenn and Drexel co-eds; drive a half-mile down Schuylkill Ave. and you’re boarding a train at 30th Street Station.

Pod Philly Hotel Arrow

Pod Philly is located on a central stretch of 19th Street that connects the shops and restaurants of Rittenhouse Square to the office-filled skyscrapers of Market Street. With its sunlit cafe, plus plenty of couches and communal tables inhabited by guests grabbing coffee and remote workers, the hotel’s lobby has a bit of an Ace Hotel vibe, which makes sense. The same architectural firm that helped envision Manhattan’s Ace , New York City-based Stonehill Taylor, also designed Pod Philly. It's a micro hotel, so the rooms won't feel particularly spacious, but floor-to-ceiling windows let in plenty of light, and supremely well-designed elements—custom benches that double as storage, nightstands that become desks, lots of Danish-made wall hooks—make the square footage feel more than sufficient. 

Hotel Suites at The Touraine Arrow

The Touraine isn’t technically a hotel: It’s a landmark residential building on quiet Spruce Street in Center City. Fortunately for us, the building—which reportedly has a 10-year waitlist to get into—has converted two units (no. 105, a studio apartment, and no. 108, a one-bedroom apartment) into two hotel rooms. Each one feels like your super-chic friend’s apartment whose style you tried to copy but couldn’t pull off. (Cue the mix of contemporary and mid-century-modern-inspired furnishings, refinished wood floors, handmade ceramics, and super-comfy bed piled high with pillows and linen sheets.) Guests can expect upscale apartment-style finishes, such as a washer/dryer and brightly hued Smeg fridge, but it’s the small, thoughtful touches—aromatherapy and crystals in the bathroom, Rival Bros. coffee in the kitchen, daily newspaper delivery every morning—that make the hotel room feel like home.

Sofitel Philadelphia Arrow

What is this traffic?! More likely than not, this will be your first thought as you approach the 306-room and suite Sofitel, which is located on a perpetually bottlenecked cross street in Center City Philadelphia. But once you’re greeted by the cheery bellmen and step inside the spacious lobby—decked out with a geometric-print stone floor, funky artwork, and comfy lounge seating—all that exterior chaos will fade away. Check-in is quick and efficient, to the delight of the tourists and businesspeople who patronize the hotel, allowing you to get up to that specialty Sofitel bed that much more quickly. Hit Chez Colette for a French-inspired breakfast or weekend brunch, and take advantage of the hotel's prime location—right near Michael Solomonov's Abe Fisher and Dizengoff, and Stephen Starr's The Dandelion and The Love —come dinnertime.

The Rittenhouse Arrow

The Rittenhouse is to Philadelphia what the Plaza Hotel is to New York City . Like the Midtown institution, the Center City hotel has an illustrious history, attracts a monied crowd, delivers on personalized service, and offers views of Philadelphia’s landmark public square and park. Each of the recently renovated guest rooms and suites is generously proportioned (from 450 to 600 square feet). That said, try to secure a room with a park view—because of the building's cantilevered facade, interior rooms contain pointed corner nooks (occupied by a desk or a table and chairs) that either feel like a spacious refuge or a Feng shui nightmare. While the central location puts you within a short stroll of some of the city's best restaurants (Stephen Starr's Parc , for example), Scarpetta, located in the hotel, also shows up: expect elegant Italian plates such as crispy fritto misto, braised rabbit pappardelle, and a full vegetarian menu.

The Logan Philadelphia, Curio Collection by Hilton Arrow

After pulling off busy Benjamin Franklin Parkway, the Logan’s calm, covered driveway and friendly valet will instantly make you feel at home. Step inside and the theme continues: The lobby is laid out like a living room, with lounge seating, a self-service coffee bar, oversized fireplace, cozy library, and local art installations. (The hotel holds more than 1,800 works of art detailing the history of Philadelphia, many of which the guests can tour via the hotel's smartphone app.) Make sure to end at least one of your nights at the ninth-floor rooftop bar, Assembly—the space has breathtaking, panoramic views, which stretch all the way from the Philadelphia Museum of Art to City Hall—and sign up for a treatment (say, reflexology, or a scalp massage) at the subterranean spa.

The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia Arrow

Set in a former bank adjacent to City Hall, the Ritz-Carlton stands out—even on the corner of downtown Philadelphia’s busy Broad Street. The building, constructed in 1908, was designed to resemble the Pantheon , complete with large white columns, a portico entrance, and gigantic dome that towers over the stately lobby. The grandiosity extends to the interiors, too; the 301 guest rooms and suites are a study in soothing, neutral tones. All of the furnishings are comfortable and contemporary, while large windows offer downtown views and plenty of natural light. (Though, if you like your space, consider booking a spacious Superior Room or suite; if you go with the latter, you’re guaranteed access to the Club Lounge, a 30th-floor oasis with a dedicated concierge and light bites available throughout the day.)

Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center Arrow

This is a Four Seasons, so you can expect seamless service and a lot of greige carpeting. However, this particular outpost is somewhat unique in that so many big names were tapped for its creation: floral designer Jeff Leatham, composer Brian Eno, architect Norman Foster, and chefs Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Greg Vernick. Their contributions along with expansive skyline views from every vantage point on the property and passionate, genuine service could make this the beginning of a transformation of Philadelphia's hotel scene . 

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Boasting a dense downtown area, Center City offers a plethora of restaurants, bars, and cultural institutions like Kimmel Center and Academy of Music. Explore Penn's Landing, Old City, or the medical Mütter Museum, and enjoy convenient transport options.

• South Philadelphia

Discover Columbus Commons for shopping, indulge in cheesesteaks at Geno's or Pat's, and catch a game at the South Philadelphia Sports Complex. Explore the American Swedish Historical Museum or unwind at revitalized Passyunk Avenue's cafes and bars.

• West Philadelphia

Home to universities like University of Pennsylvania and Drexel, this area boasts cultural venues such as Mann Music Center and Bushfire Theater. Explore Lancaster Avenue's shops and restaurants, or visit the historic Philadelphia Zoo.

• North Philadelphia

North Philadelphia is a destination travelers like for its historic sites, and you might hop aboard the metro at North Philadelphia BSL Station or Allegheny Station to explore sights like The Liacouras Center.

• University City

Home to prestigious universities like Penn and Drexel, this vibrant area offers cultural experiences at the Penn Museum and Institute of Contemporary Art. Enjoy shopping at the 40th Street retail corridor and easy access to various transportation options.

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• Pennsylvania Convention Center

During your trip, find out what's happening at Pennsylvania Convention Center, a top convention center in Philadelphia. Experience the acclaimed art scene or attend a sporting event in this vibrant area.

• University of Pennsylvania

Walk around the campus of University of Pennsylvania, a top college in Philadelphia. Experience the acclaimed art scene and great live music in this vibrant area.

• Rittenhouse Square

Explore the great outdoors with a trip to Rittenhouse Square, a popular green space in Philadelphia. Experience the acclaimed theater scene or attend a sporting event in this vibrant area.

• Wells Fargo Center

Catch an event at Wells Fargo Center during your trip to Philadelphia. Experience the acclaimed theater scene and fascinating museums in this vibrant area.

• King of Prussia Mall

During your trip to King of Prussia, you can search for that perfect souvenir at King of Prussia Mall. Attend a sporting event or simply enjoy the top-notch restaurants while you're in the area.

• Villanova University

Take a campus tour or just explore the area of Villanova University, during your trip to Philadelphia. Amble within picturesque gardens or visit the shops in this vibrant area.

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Alpenhof Bed and Breakfast is ranked highly by Expedia customers. This B&B offers free breakfast and free parking. Reviews from our site also recommend The Gables B&B Philadelphia and Lokal Hotel - Old City as top options for your visit. See all available top hotels , or vacation rentals in Philadelphia .

Center City is a vibrant neighborhood known for its array of dining options and fascinating museums. Other favorite areas in Philadelphia include Old City and University City.

Stylish 5 Bedroom Home in Philadelphia : Visitors like this Philadelphia vacation home rental. It has air-conditioning and laundry facilities to help you feel perfectly comfortable in your new surroundings. It has 5 bedrooms as well as a kitchen with a dishwasher, a fridge, and a stovetop, so you can cook with friends or family. Other favorite homes for rent in Philadelphia are Family Friendly Fishtown House House Near Fillmore and Family Fun*South Philly Game House*Near Stadiums . See all vacation rentals in Philadelphia .

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Based on reviews, Club Quarters Hotel Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia is a popular hotel for our travelers who want a more economical choice, and features free WiFi and laundry facilities. Other options for your budget-friendly stay include Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District and Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia . View all budget hotels in Philadelphia .

With 346 hotels and other accommodations to choose from in this neighborhood, you should find the perfect place for your trip. Based on Expedia customer reviews, The Dwight D is the highest ranked property in Center City. This 4-star hotel offers a restaurant and free WiFi. It is located a short 2-minute walk from Walnut Street. Other favorite options in the area include Morris House Hotel and Lokal Hotel - Old City .

In this neighborhood, there are 51 places to stay, so you're sure to find what you're looking for. Lokal Hotel - Old City is a favorite with our customers staying in Old City. This 3.5-star hotel offers free WiFi and in-room kitchens. It is located a short 10-minute walk from Liberty Bell Center. Travelers also recommend Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia and Renaissance Philadelphia Downtown Hotel as top choices in the neighborhood.

Hilton Garden Inn Philadelphia Center City is a hotel with a restaurant and laundry facilities, and it's a top choice on Expedia for families. Other good choices for your kid-friendly vacation include Club Quarters Hotel Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia and Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District . Attractions like Sesame Place and Franklin Institute Science Museum are also fun for kids of all ages. Find more child-friendly accommodations in Philadelphia .

Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square is a favorite hotel for couples, and features premium bedding and wedding services. Other good choices for a romantic stay include Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia and W Philadelphia . See all romantic hotels in Philadelphia .

Club Quarters Hotel Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia is a top LGBTQ-friendly hotel, and features free WiFi and flat-screen TVs. Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square and Motto by Hilton Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square are other good choices for your vacation. See all available hotels listed as LGBTQ-friendly in Philadelphia .

Club Quarters Hotel Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia is a top dog-friendly hotel, and offers a fitness center along with free WiFi for its human guests. Other good options to stay with your pet include Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square and Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia . See more pet-friendly hotel accommodations in Philadelphia .

Live Casino & Hotel - Philadelphia is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveler data, and this 3.5-star hotel offers a casino and a restaurant. It's located just a short 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Wells Fargo Center. Other good options within a short distance include Courtyard Philadelphia South at The Navy Yard and Radisson Hotel Philadelphia, PA .

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Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square

Featuring a fitness centre, Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square is 1.1 km from the Pennsylvania Convention Centre. The historic Liberty Bell is only 1.9 km away. WiFi is offered in the rooms.

The Windsor Suites Philadelphia

This all-suite Philadelphia hotel offers on-site dining and 24-hour gym. Located an 483 metres from 15th Street Trolley Station, its spacious accommodations feature fully equipped kitchens.

Philadelphia Airport Marriott

This Marriott is directly connected to the Philadelphia International Airport. The City Hall is 17 km away.

The Bellevue Hotel, in the Unbound Collection by Hyatt

Located on the Avenue of the Arts, The Bellevue Hotel, in the Unbound Collection by Hyatt, Philadelphia offers accommodations housed in a historic building.

The Inn at Penn, A Hilton Hotel

Located 322 metres from the University of Pennsylvania, The Inn at Penn, A Hilton Hotel is located in Philadelphia city centre.

Loews Philadelphia Hotel

This hotel located in Downtown Historic Philadelphia boasts an on-site restaurant with city views, a fitness centre and a full service spa. The Philadelphia Convention Centre is 322 metres away.

The Study at University City, Study Hotels

The Study at University City, Study Hotels offers sophisticated and refined accommodations in Philadelphia. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.

The Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia

The The Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia is located in Central Philadelphia, less than a 10-minute walk from City Hall.

Kimpton Hotel Palomar Philadelphia, an IHG Hotel

Located in Philadelphia, 230 metres from Rittenhouse Square, Kimpton Hotel Palomar Philadelphia features Art Deco-inspired interiors. This pet-friendly hotel offers free WiFi access.

Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square

Located 322 metres from the Rittenhouse Square, Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square offers on-site dining options and 24-hour concierge service.

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Set in the heart of Philadelphia city centre, a short underground ride away from top attractions, this hotel provides modern amenities and spacious guestrooms featuring free wireless internet.

big room ,excellent location , fantastic breakfast.

Located 161 metres from the Reading Terminal Market, this non-smoking hotel offers complimentary WiFi and a 24-hour business centre. The Independence Hall is 1.1 km away.

Very clean, central location, the staff were helpful.

Philadelphia Marriott Downtown

Located 322 metres from the Pennsylvania Convention Centre, this property offers room service. Reading Terminal Market is also 322 metres from the property.

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Hyatt Centric Center City Philadelphia

Featuring a fitness centre, a restaurant as well as a bar, Hyatt Centric Center City Philadelphia is located in the centre of Philadelphia, 1.1 km from Mutter Museum.

Great location. Great room and nice helpful staff.

W Philadelphia

Set in Philadelphia, less than 1 km from Pennsylvania Convention Center, W Philadelphia offers accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, private parking, a fitness centre and a garden.

The room was very clean and the view was to die for

Element Philadelphia Downtown

Element Philadelphia Downtown has free bikes, fitness centre, a shared lounge and restaurant in Philadelphia. This 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk, a business centre and free WiFi.

Breakfast is wonderful. Room is clear. Gym is good.

Canopy By Hilton Philadelphia Center City

Well set in Philadelphia, Canopy By Hilton Philadelphia Center City provides air-conditioned rooms, free bikes, free WiFi and a fitness centre.

bohemian style, great location everything walkable,

Aloft Philadelphia Downtown

Housed in the Liberty Title building that dates back to 1920s, Aloft Philadelphia Downtown greets you in a lobby with high ceilings. The property is 325 metres from the Pennsylvania Convention Centre.

Everything! Was best hotel during all trip in USA.

Budget hotels in Philadelphia

Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Philadelphia Airport

Located outside of downtown Philadelphia this hotel is 1.8 km from the Philadelphia Airport. This Microtel Inn features free WiFi and a business center.

Very close to PHL & the city, always very clean

Extended Stay America Suites - Philadelphia - Airport - Tinicum Blvd

This Extended Stay America - Philadelphia - Airport - Tinicum Blvd. is located in Philadelphia and especially designed for longer stays, with all rooms featuring a fully equipped kitchen.

That the everything was like that said it would be

Motel 6-Philadelphia, PA - Northeast

Featuring free Wi-Fi, this Northeast Philadelphia hotel provides rooms with a TV and air conditioning. On-site parking is offered free-of-charge.

Close to to shopping center and right in front of bus stop.

The Philadelphia Hotel Bella Vista

Philadelphia Bella Vista features rooms with antique furnishings. Free WiFi access is available, as well as keyless entry. A TV and air conditioning are included in each room.

Beautiful and very comfortable room! Perfect location for my needs.

The hotel is in a great location, the room was comfy.

Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown

Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown is centrally located in the heart of Downtown Philadelphia, steps from museums, Pennsylvania Convention Center, and LOVE Park.

I loved the breakfast and wish I was able to stay longer.

ROOST Kelly Drive

Located within 5.2 km of Mann Center for Performing Arts and 5.6 km of Philadelphia Zoo, ROOST Kelly Drive provides rooms in Philadelphia.

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Switch House Hotel

Switch House Hotel is set in Philadelphia, within 3.8 km of Temple University and 3.9 km of Pennsylvania Convention Center.

Guild House Hotel

Featuring 4-star accommodation, Guild House Hotel is situated in Philadelphia, 1.3 km from Liberty Bell and 1.6 km from National Liberty Museum.

Beautiful hotel. Great location. Very responsive staff.

Penn's View Hotel Philadelphia

Featuring an on-site wine cellar, an a la carte restaurant and a fitness centre, Penn's View Hotel is located in Philadelphia, 400 metres from Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and Independence Park.

Second time staying there and everything was great!

nice large and pleasant room, also a very pleasant lobby

Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia South at The Navy Yard

Offering a restaurant and a state-of-the-art fitness centre, Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia South at The Navy Yard is located in Philadelphia, near all the main stadiums.

The location. The staff. Very clean and big rooms.

Residence Inn by Marriott Philadelphia Airport

Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Residence Inn by Marriott Philadelphia Airport is set in Philadelphia, 7 km from Citizens Bank Park. Private parking is available on site.

I enjoyed the pool and the staff was very friendly.

The Notary Hotel, Philadelphia, Autograph Collection

The Notary Hotel, Philadelphia, Autograph Collection is a historic hotel located 400 metres from the Pennsylvania Convention Center and less than 1 km away from Independence Hall.

Love staying at The Notary anytime I'm in the Philadelphia area.

Our room was clean, spacious and had an exceptional view

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The birthplace of American independence, Philadelphia was founded in 1682 by William Penn. The name of the city translates to City of Brotherly Love and the city itself is a vibrant mix of history, art and culture.

Philly, as it is commonly called, is famous for its public art with more sculptures and murals than any other city in USA. Seeing the best graffiti and statutes won’t break the bank balance as you can join many free tours and admire them absolutely free of charge!

It’s also home to many national historical sites with the Independence National History Park as a starting point and centre for all the major landmarks, including the Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was signed and the Liberty Bell is located, the symbol of the American Revolution.

Visit the world’s largest urban landscaped park, the Fairmount Park with over 37 km² of green area. There are plenty of paths and hiking trails and after that, enjoy some local specialities: a cheesesteak sandwich, a soft pretzel or some Tastykake snacks.

Arriving at Philadelphia International Airport, you’re only a 20-minute ride from the city centre. Booking.com offers a variety of hotels in downtown Philly, near the airport or for the sports enthusiasts, near the Wells Fargo Center.

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Known as the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia is a vibrant and historic destination with a captivating blend of culture, art, and rich history. As the birthplace of American independence, the city attracts travelers from all walks of life and has diverse hotel offerings to match – from boutique gems in charming neighborhoods to luxurious accommodations in the heart of Center City. The city is an easy weekend trip from my home in New York City, and I’ve possibly spent more nights in Philadelphia’s best hotels than many locals. Let my expertise make wading through the choices easy for you – the traveler. My recommendations are based not only on the hotels' amenities, but also on their unique features, proximity to key landmarks, and overall quality of experience, helping you unlock the best of Philadelphia's hotel scene and ensuring an unforgettable stay in this dynamic city.

Wm. Mulherin's Sons Hotel

1355 North Front Street

$285-816/night

This one-of-a-kind gem is set in Philadelphia’s trendy Fishtown neighborhood. Housed in a restored whiskey blending and bottling warehouse, Wm. Mulherin’s Sons has just four rooms, but they all seamlessly combine its rich historic past with contemporary sophistication. Every detail here pays homage to the hotel’s industrial heritage, creating a rustic and inviting ambiance for guests. Beyond its stylish rooms, the hotel’s namesake restaurant offers an exceptional culinary experience. Renowned for its rustic Italian cuisine, wood-fired pizzas, and an extensive selection of craft cocktails, Wm. Mulherin’s Sons’ restaurant is a favorite spot for both locals and visitors alike thanks to pies like the Spicy Jawn, topped with pepperoni, hot coppa, caciocavallo, sharp provolone, long hots, and tomato. Moreover, the hotel’s location is ideal for exploring the surrounding area. Fishtown is known for its eclectic art scene, live music venues, independent boutiques, and a wide array of dining options.

Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center

One North 19th Street

$377-4064/night

The Philadelphia Four Seasons is situated on the upper floors of the iconic Comcast Technology Center, one of the tallest buildings in the city and considered the jewel of the city’s skyline. Its grand architecture and floor-to-ceiling windows offer breathtaking panoramic views of the cityscape – if you’re anything like me, you’ll be blown away by the 360-degree views from the 60th-floor sky lobby. But beyond its impressive facade, the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia boasts exceptional service, providing guests with a seamless and opulent stay from start to finish. The hotel’s 219 spacious and elegantly appointed rooms boast contemporary amenities, like Sodashi toiletries. Located right in the heart of the city’s financial district, it also offers easy access to corporate offices,convention centers as well as proximity to cultural landmarks like the Barnes Foundation and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia

433 Chestnut Street

$196-888/night

This enchanting boutique hotel in Philadelphia’s historic Old City district is housed in a striking building dating back to 1907. True to the Kimpton brand, Hotel Monaco has a whimsical and eclectic style that embraces bold colors, rich textures, and quirky elements and is also pet-friendly (one of my favorite facts about the hotel), a trademark of Kimpton hotels. Other notable Kimpton amenities – like the complimentary evening wine hours and loaner bikes – are available here. The on-site restaurant, Red Owl Tavern, focuses on farm-to-table cuisine and Philadelphia’s craft beer scene, with a rotating draft list of some local favorites. Meanwhile, the hotel’s prime location in Old City is within easy walking distance of some of Philadelphia’s most iconic landmarks, including Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell.

The Notary Hotel, Philadelphia, Autograph Collection

21 North Juniper Street

$50-950/night

Initially built in 1926 as the City Hall Annex, the Notary Hotel is another Philadelphia property updated to showcase the city’s rich history. Formerly The Courtyard Philadelphia Downtown, The Notary’s architecture reflects the Renaissance Revival style, boasting an impressive marble staircase and a stunning, restored rotunda adorned with intricate details in the lobby. Almost all of the building’s original features – from majestic chandeliers and decorative moldings – have been preserved, creating a sense of grandeur and nostalgia that carries over to the Art Deco-infused rooms. Not surprisingly, dining at The Notary Hotel is a delight, too – the hotel’s on-site restaurant, Sabroso + Sorbo, serves up flavorful tapas and other Latin-inspired cuisine. Fun fact: The hotel’s name, “The Notary,” pays homage to the building’s history as the former City Hall Annex, where notary public services were once offered.

The Study at University City

20 South 33rd Street

$196-789/night

Known for its contemporary yet scholarly vibe, The Study at University City is a chic boutique and top-rated hotel in Philadelphia’s vibrant University City neighborhood. Designed to cater to the needs of both business and leisure travelers, The Study’s 212 rooms are thoughtfully designed to create a comfortable and productive space, featuring academic-inspired amenities like mini-libraries, and writing desks – unsurprisingly, given its university-centric location. Food isn’t an afterthought here either, as the popular CO-OP is focused on the best of East Coast cuisine, drawing on local ingredients and purveyors to recreate both classics like shrimp & grits and spin-offs like local black bass with roasted cauliflower and fennel in bell pepper emulsion. Since the hotel is so popular with university parents visiting their students, book earlier during peak dates like graduation.

The Inn at Penn, a Hilton Hotel

3600 Sansom Street

$198-958/night

An ideal choice for parents visiting their college-bound children, academics attending conferences and travelers seeking academic charm and modern comfort, The Inn at Penn is a sophisticated, no-frills accommodation nestled within the vibrant University City neighborhood of Philadelphia. Guests can expect contemporary amenities across the hotel’s 248 rooms, including high-speed Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and spacious work desks. (Those looking to get a workout in while on the road will also appreciate the Peloton bikes in the fitness center.) In addition to Louie Louie, a French-inspired bistro, the hotel is also home to KPOD, a colorful and festive Stephen Starr restaurant known for hand rolls, Korean noodle dishes, and plenty of soju. While the hotel itself is peaceful and relaxing, its location also means easy access to the Penn Museum, the Institute of Contemporary Art, and other Philly cultural landmarks.

Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square

120 South 17th Street

$146-1183/night

Located inside a modern tower, Sofitel successfully blends French and American design. The lobby sets the tone for this marriage of styles, with geometric-patterned marble flooring, vaulted ceilings, dramatic lighting, and artwork from local artists. Though some may find it too dark, the dimly lit room gives off a romantic vibe. The hotel’s restaurant, Chez Colette, emphasizes the French vibe with design accents such as wooden roller blinds and cozy yet chic banquettes. The hotel also features the charming Liberté Lounge, where you can watch expert mixologists concoct artisanal cocktails while dining on a menu of shareable small plates. Some might say the 306-room hotel is one of the buzziest in the city, and for a good reason – the Sofitel’s rooftop is home to more than 480,000 honeybees. The roof also houses a garden where organic vegetables and herbs are planted for use in the restaurants below.

Kimpton Hotel Palomar Philadelphia

117 South 17th Street

$165-938/night

A regular addition to Philadelphia’s “best of” lists, Kimpton’s Hotel Palomar is a stylish, artistic retreat with a dose of the sense of humor the City of Brotherly Love is known for. The hotel’s design showcases contemporary art – think three quirky, colorful Benjamin Franklin busts – and luxurious amenities, making it a favorite among art enthusiasts and luxury travelers. Meanwhile, the Palomar’s rooms are comfortable and eccentric, with a residential feel that makes the hotel feel more like a cool friend’s apartment. True to the Kimpton brand, the hotel’s living room lobby features a nightly wine hour, where guests can mingle and enjoy complimentary wine, and the hotel is extremely pet-friendly, with no size, weight, or breed restrictions. The hotel is also home to Square 1682, a New American restaurant known for its famous home-style jerk chicken and a vaunted cocktail menu.

The Westin Philadelphia

99 South 17th Street

$100-3434/night

Housed in a neoclassical building dating back to 1926, The Westin Philadelphia showcases a mix of historic charm and modern amenities, with easy access to the Pennsylvania Convention Center and other attractions, making it one of the best hotels to stay in Philadelphia. You can enjoy the signature Heavenly Beds Westin is known for and the brand’s well-known wellness initiatives, like the WestinWORKOUT Fitness Studio. The rooms are spacious and contemporary, thanks to a brand-new renovation that touched all 294 rooms. A must-visit while you are there is the relaxed Lea Restaurant & Bar on-site that sources local ingredients and has a cocktail menu inspired by Philadelphia’s history and legacy. The location is steps from both Rittenhouse Square and Philadelphia City Hall.

The Maj Hotel

2225 Spring Garden Street

$117-819/night

The Maj Hotel is adjacent to the Oval and East Fairmount Park, offering a prime location to see some of the city’s sights, including the famous Philadelphia Museum of Art and the “Rocky” statue. The Maj Hotel, one of the top-rated hotels in Philadelphia, provides 26 air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TVs, safes, designer toiletries, smart mirrors, and high-tech room controls. 24/7 front desk service and high-speed internet are also available. The guestrooms feature exposed red brick walls and floor-to-ceiling windows – a few rooms also have patios. On the ground floor, the Maj Cafe offers a great grab-and-go option for those who want to grab a coffee or pastry and head straight to the park, but if you’ve got some time, they offer a great weekend brunch.

How much is a Philadelphia hotel?

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• If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in Philadelphia, you should consider visiting during the low season. You'll find cheaper hotels in Philadelphia in March and February.
• Hotel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll most likely find the best hotel deals in Philadelphia if you stay on a Saturday. The opposite is true for, Tuesday, which is usually the most expensive day.
• Book at least 38 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your Philadelphia hotel.
• The cheapest 3-star hotel room in Philadelphia found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was $127, while the most expensive was $434.
• How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their hotel in Philadelphia for 2 days.
• Suppose you'd like to visit the Reading Terminal Market for diverse fare, housewares & area specialities. In that case, you should consider staying at the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown as it is within a 5-minute walk. Staying at this hotel, you can use the train station pick-up service for a surcharge. Other hotels close to this farmer's market include the Independence Park Hotel and Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia .
• If you’re a solo traveler looking for a refreshing and rejuvenating stay, you should consider staying at the Westin Philadelphia . The hotel boasts stylish rooms, a fitness studio and a restaurant. Alternatively, you can look into Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square or the Kimpton Hotel Palomar Philadelphia .
• The Notary Hotel, Autograph Collection , is a haven for art enthusiasts as the hotel boasts local artwork and inspired décor combined with modern amenities. While staying at this hotel, you can visit the Philadelphia Art Museum , Philadelphia's Magic Gardens, Philadelphia's Magic Gardens and Carre D'Artistes Philadelphia. Other hotels that provide easy access to these art galleries include the Loews Philadelphia Hotel and the Le Meridien Philadelphia .
• If you'd like to engage in outdoor activities in Philadelphia, you should consider staying at the Canopy by Hilton Philadelphia . This hotel boasts spacious modern rooms, proximity to Love Park and the South Philadelphia Sports Complex. Alternatively, you can book your stay at the The Bellevue Hotel or the Study at University City . During your stay at any of these hotels, you’ll have access to a spa.
• Business travelers should consider booking their stay at the Philadelphia Marriott Old City , Renaissance Philadelphia Downtown or The Logan Philadelphia , Curio Collection by Hilton. They provide amenities such as working desks, a business center , and close-to-work offices.
• For cheap hotels in Philadelphia take a look around the city center at hotels like the Alexander Inn on South 12th Street.
• Old City is also a good choice for budget lodging. Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District is walking distance from the Benjamin Franklin museum and the Liberty Bell.
• For something more luxurious, try the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown . It’s an excellent option for those looking to be close to Chinatown and the Trocadero Theatre.
• The Ritz Carlton Philadelphia on Broad Street offers a 5-star experience . Broad Street is also known as the Avenue of the Arts, so it’s a great pick if you want to be near art museums.
• The Four Points by Sheraton is one of many good options for visitors in town for an event at the Pennsylvania Convention Center .
• For hotels near Packer Park and the Wells Fargo Center, the Radisson Hotel Philadelphia Northeast is a budget-friendly option , alternatively, the Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia South offers comfortable lodging near the Navy Yard.
• The Morris House Hotel and Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia are both well-located options for visiting the Reading Market , where you can taste the famous Philly cheesesteak and tasty donuts.
• Check out the Club Quarters Hotel Rittenhouse Square or the Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square for great access to cultural attractions like Independence Hall or the Masonic Temple.

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Which hotels are recommended for travelers on a budget.

Some hotels are tailored to ensure you enjoy your vacation if you are visiting Philadelphia on a budget. These include the Exton Hotel and Conference Center , Parkway Inn Springfield , Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Philadelphia . It’s worth noting that while staying at any of these hotels, you can visit Marsh Creek, State Park.

Which hotels offer free airport shuttles?

Travelers looking to board an early or late flight at the Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) should consider booking a hotel close to the airport with complimentary airport shuttles. Such hotels include the Delta Hotels Philadelphia , Four Points by Sheratont and the Aloft Philadelphia Airport .

Which hotels are close to Philadelphia’s points of interest?

Suppose you are interested in visiting Philadelphia's famous landmarks. In that case, you are encouraged to book your stay at Best Western Plus Concordville Hotel as it is a short distance from the Eastern State Penitentiary, The Franklin Institute and the Independence Hall. While staying at this hotel, you will enjoy access to amenities such as an indoor pool and an onsite restaurant. Staybridge Suites Wilmington Brandywine Valley and the Best Western Plus Philadelphia Airport South at Widener University are other notable hotels you should consider looking at.

Which hotels are recommended for a romantic getaway?

Couples visiting Philadelphia for a romantic getaway should consider booking their stay at Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square , a perfect blend of yesterday and today. While staying at this hotel, you can get a massage at the spa & wellness center, bathtub, a minibar, complimentary toiletries and room service. Some notable hotels offer this, including the Windsor Suites and the Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square . You can visit elegant restaurants and fashionable shops nearby at any of these hotels.

Which neighborhoods in Philadelphia are close to tourist attractions?

Many of the city’s major tourist attractions are located in Midtown Village, which is home to Le Méridien Philadelphia . Featuring Georgian revival architecture, the hotel is housed one of the city’s many historic buildings, andis a good choice for lovers of art and architecture. For those looking for a cheap hotel, Apple Hostels of Philadelphia provides dorm-style accommodation within walking distance of the Liberty Bell.

What are good family hotels in Philadelphia?

The Homewood Suites By Hilton University City is a good option for families, with plenty of child-friendly amenities like an indoor pool and restaurant. Another good option is Homewood Suites by Hilton Philadelphia-City Avenue -City Avenue, which features suites that come with kitchenettes and is a more budget-friendly option.

What hotels in Philadelphia are especially good for business travelers?

For business travelers who need to be close to the Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), the Philadelphia Airport Marriott is a good option with a business center and free wifi for Marriott’s rewards program members. The hotel lobby is connected to Terminal B in Philadelphia International Airport (PHL). Those needing to stay in the city center or downtown area can try the Sonesta Select Philadelphia Airport .

Are there hotels in Philadelphia with free parking?

If you’re road tripping to Philly and you need a hotel with free parking, you can try the Cornerstone Bed & Breakfast in the West Philadelphia area, which is nearby many of the city’s tourist attractions. There’s also a number of options with free parking close by the Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), including the Hawthorn Suites .

Where to stay in Philadelphia?

Center City and South Philadelphia are the most popular neighborhoods on KAYAK for users looking for a hotel in Philadelphia. You should also consider staying close to Lincoln Financial Field.

What are the best hotels near Lincoln Financial Field?

If you are looking for a hotel close to Lincoln Financial Field, you should consider staying at Live! Casino & Hotel - Philadelphia , Radisson Hotel Philadelphia, PA and Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia South at The Navy Yard , as they are the most recommended by KAYAK users.

How much does a hotel cost in Philadelphia?

The average price of a double room in Philadelphia is $335, but it varies considerably depending on location, facilities, and seasonality. In the last 3 days, KAYAK users have found double rooms for as cheap as $36.

How much is a hotel in Philadelphia for tonight?

The best deal for a 3-star hotel room in Philadelphia found by KAYAK users in the last 3 hours was $116, while a 4-star hotel room the lowest price was $133. The cheapest room found overall was for $36.

How much is a hotel in Philadelphia for this weekend?

In the last 3 days, the best price displayed on KAYAK for a double hotel room in Philadelphia for the upcoming weekend was $116 per night. We also found good deals for 3-star hotel rooms from $116 and 4-star hotel rooms from $134.

Which neighbourhood do KAYAK users most love to book their hotel in Philadelphia?

The most popular neighbourhood in Philadelphia among KAYAK users to search for a hotel is Center City . Club Quarters Hotel in Philadelphia , Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square , and The Windsor Suites rank among the highest-rated hotels in Center City.

Which freebies do KAYAK users look for when booking a hotel in Philadelphia?

KAYAK users look for a hotel in Philadelphia with free parking or free breakfast. Top-rated options with free free parking in Philadelphia include Morris House Hotel and Independence Park Hotel, BW Premier Collection , while popular hotels with free breakfast in Philadelphia include Motel 6-Philadelphia, Pa - Northeast and Rodeway Inn .

How do I find a hotel in central Philadelphia?

After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighborhood, which allows you to pick the central Philadelphia districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like Philadelphia city center.

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Are there Philadelphia hotels with free parking?

There are many hotels in Philadelphia that offer both parking and free parking. Popular choices among KAYAK users include Four Points by Sheraton Philadelphia Northeast , Live! Casino & Hotel - Philadelphia and Motel 6-Philadelphia, Pa - Northeast .

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15 cozy, chic Philadelphia hotels for your next vacation or staycation

Check out these Philly hotels to get your rest and relaxation on whether you are visiting or stay-cationing in the City of Brotherly Love.

Do you enjoy chatting it up with strangers over a breakfast of chicken and waffles while on vacation? Perhaps you need housekeeping, room service, and access to sleek meeting rooms for overnight business stays? Maybe you’d rather check in virtually and get right to exploring. Who needs a concierge when you have Google Maps?

Whether your ideal hotel includes all of the amenities of a Four Seasons or the austerity of Airbnb , there’s a Philadelphia hotel for you. “[Philadelphia] offers a diverse range including luxury high-rises, family- and budget-friendly options, and neighborhood boutiques,” said Jasmine Armstrong, senior director of hospitality initiatives at Visit Philadelphia.

Since 2019, Philly and its surrounding areas have welcomed over 2,000 hotels to its roster, including full-service Hiltons and Loews, bringing occupancy rates back to pre-pandemic levels with the price of an overnight stay averaging $202 a night, Armstrong said.

Check out this list of hotels to get your rest and relaxation on whether you are visiting or staycationing in the City of Brotherly Love. Listed prices vary by night.

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Hotel west & main.

Hotel West & Main opened in fall of 2022 in a 100-year-old former Conshohocken firehouse, its original fireman’s pole in the lobby. Conveniently situated between Center City and King of Prussia, the hotel — part of Hilton’s boutique Tapestry Collection properties — is near Edwards Freeman Nut Co ., a century-old candy shop; Project Escape , an indoor amusement park; and Flanigan’s Boathouse , a pub and restaurant known for casual American fare. Each of West & Main’s 127 airy suites and guest rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows, plush bedding, and big screen TVs while two dining facilities, 1874 Social and Hook and Ladder Sky Bar , are on hand for lazy, never-leave-the-room stays.

🛏️ 46 Fayette St., Conshohocken, Pa. 19428 📞 1-800-997-4058 🌐 hilton.com 📷 @tapestrycollection 💰$189 to $300

Hyatt Centric Center City

The Hyatt Centric Center City distinguishes itself with a lobby art gallery featuring works by local artists like watercolorist Joe Barker and mixed-media painter Jasmine Alleger . This downtown gem is pet-friendly, has a full-service gym, and is adjacent to the Mediterranean restaurant Almyra . It’s also a stroll away from Rittenhouse Square, blending artistic charm with family-friendly amenities.

🛏️1620 Chancellor St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 📞 215-985-1234 🌐 hyatt.com 📷 @hyattcentricphiladelphia 💰$175 to $525

Manayunk Chambers Guest House

Manayunk Chambers Guest House is the finale of an 11-year project that turned an 1877 parsonage into a modern bed and breakfast. Spouses Mark Jerde and Neal Orzeck live in their own quarters behind the three-story bed and breakfast. Most of the mansion’s 3,600 square feet is devoted to the guesthouse that includes a large parlor and four guest suites with full bathrooms — guests do not have access to the kitchen. Each room has a Victorian theme, like the English Garden Suite and Parisienne Suite. Nestled on Manayunk’s Gay Street, the guesthouse is walking distance from the Manayunk Towpath , restaurants, and resale shops.

🛏️168 Gay St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19127 📞 215-482-4203 🌐 manayunkchambers.com 📷 @manyunkchambers 💰 $150 to $300

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Hotels for solo travel

Penn’s view hotel.

A few blocks from Independence Mall and the Betsy Ross House, Penn’s View Hotel’s cozy rooms feature hot tubs, electric fireplaces, and views of the Ben Franklin Bridge. Entrepreneur Luca Sena opened Penn’s View in 1990, running the 51-room boutique hotel with his son, Carlo. Panorama — known for its extensive wine selection — is in the hotel’s lobby, a great place to taste flights of wine and perhaps meet someone new.

🛏️14 N. Front St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 🌐 pennsviewhotel.com 📞 215-922-7600 📷 @pennsviewhotel 💰$139 to $250

Hotel Palomar

Once home to the Philadelphia chapter of the American Institute of Architects , Kimpton’s Hotel Palomar features 230 luxury rooms with spa bathrooms and breathtaking views of Philadelphia’s skyline. Located in the heart of the Rittenhouse Square Shopping District at 17th and Sansom Streets, its restaurant, Square 1682 , is a cool place to go to try classic margaritas and daiquiris with exotic duck wings and truffle fries.

🛏️117 S. 17th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 🌐 hotelpalomar-philadelphia.com 📞 215-563-5006, 📷 @kimptoninphl 💰 $179 - $399

Ben Franklin Parkway’s the Logan is partnering with local artists, tastemakers, and businesses this spring to create excursions for guests who want to experience all that is Philly, like the Italian Market with an Italian chef, distillery hopping with experts from Philadelphia Distilling , or a cigar and bourbon cruise. Sign up as a couple, or as a curious single eager to meet someone new. Book a massage at the Logan’s award-winning spa or wander up to the Assembly Rooftop Bar, sip a cosmo, and see and be seen.

🛏️One Logan Square, Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 🌐 theloganhotel.com 📞 844-634-3605, 📷 @theloganhotel 💰 $159-$399

Extended-stay hotels

Archway hotel residence.

The Archway Hotel Residence in Fishtown, crafted by Katherine Lundberg, merges the boutique hotel experience with the convenience of Airbnb. This 11-suite sanctuary features custom furniture, live plants, and a Theragun — perfect for massaging out end-of-day kinks after long walks in Fishtown, one of Philadelphia’s oldest neighborhoods with some of its newest restaurants including Suraya , James Beard award-winner Kalaya , and the swanky sandwich shop Middle Child Clubhouse. (No reservations, no worries: Archway Residence can help you snag a seating.) Each suite is equipped with a full kitchen and washer and dryer, ensuring a comfortable stay, whether for a short visit or an extended getaway.

🛏️1511 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 19125 🌐 archwayfishtown.com , 📞 267-930-7991,📷 @archwaycollective 💰$250 to $700

La Reserve Bed & Breakfast

Spend a night at the 13-room La Reserve Bed & Breakfast, a remodeled inn dating to the 1850s on tree-lined Pine Street. La Reserve’s four-post beds and Victorian-print furniture will transport your well-rested soul to a simpler time of cobblestoned streets and horse and buggies. Enjoy much-needed me time in the parlor with a good book and a glass of wine, or indulge in a continental breakfast of fruits, pastries, and quiche. If you are lucky, someone will play funky jazz on the baby grand piano.

🛏️1804 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 🌐 lareservebandb.com , 📞 215-735-1137 📷 @la_reserve_philly 💰$169-$250

Lokal, Philadelphia’s first self-service boutique hotel, has offered a local living experience since its 2017 launch by Chad and Courtney Ludeman. With locations in Old City, Fishtown, Cape May, and cabins in New Jersey, Lokal forgoes traditional services for plush accommodations featuring luxury linens, Casper mattresses, and high-end toiletries. The Old City site is near attractions like the Betsy Ross House, while the Fishtown hotel is close to the Fillmore and Brooklyn Bowl, embodying Lokal’s blend of comfort and convenience.

Lokal Old City 🛏️ 139 N. Third St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 🌐 staylokal.com , ☎️267-702-4345 📷 stay_lokal 💰$300 to 600

Lokal Fishtown 🛏️ 1421 N. Front St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19122 🌐 staylokal.com , ☎️267-702-4345 📷 stay_lokal 💰$300 to 600

Boutique hotels

Akwaaba philadelphia.

Akwaaba Philadelphia Bed & Breakfast is where tourism meets “the Sound of Philadelphia.” Each of the rooms in the three-story, 5,000-square-foot, six-bedroom mansion is named after Black music icons like Patti LaBelle, Teddy Pendergrass, and Jill Scott. Walking distance from the University of Pennsylvania and a short ride from the Philadelphia Zoo and the Please Touch Museum, Akwaaba is located on residential Baring Street. A former editor at Essence magazine, best-selling author Monique Greenwood opened Akwaaba in 2018. This spring she’s opening a tea salon at 3811 Lancaster St. that will serve high tea with a soulful twist.

🛏️3709 Baring St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 🌐 akwaaba.com , 📞 866-466-3855, @akwaabainns 💰$215 to $375

Hotel Monaco

In the lobby of Kimpton’s Hotel Monaco in Old City, a Chinese writing desk lends an old-world charm to this boutique hotel. Among its 268 guest rooms, 27 are spa rooms, featuring geometric wallpaper, deep soaking tubs, stand-alone showers, and an endless supply of Kimpton’s exclusive Atelier Bloem toiletries. It’s the perfect spot to unwind after visiting Penn’s Landing, complete with a visit to the Stratus Rooftop lounge for views of Philadelphia’s skyline.

🛏️433 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 🌐 monaco-philadelphia.com , 📞 215-925-2111, 📷 @kimptoninphl 💰 $179 to $149.

The lemon yellow, rusty terra-cotta, and minty green accent walls in Yowie hotel’s 13 suites double as showrooms where nearly everything — abstract art, velvet furniture, perforated rugs, and ceramics — are for sale. Now on bustling South Street , Yowie hotel is the latest chapter of owner Shannon Maldonado’s successful Queen Village gift shop where she offers visitors the anonymity of an Airbnb with the convenience of an upscale downtown apartment with kitchenette, generous living space, and a popular all-day cafe on the ground floor.

🛏️226 South St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19147 🌐 helloyowie.com 📞 215-346-6337, 📷 @hellowyowie 💰$179 to $300

»Read more: Yowie’s hotel rooms double as showrooms, where almost everything is for sale

Business travel hotels

Aka philadelphia.

AKA Rittenhouse was recognized as a top hotel by Conde Nast Traveler’s Reader’s Choice Awards for its elegant studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom suites with sleek furniture and high thread count sheets. Guests looking to impress clients should make a beeline to a.kitchen where chef Eli Collins’ seasonal menu will wow you. AKA University City is housed in the FMC Tower, a quick walk to 30th Street Station — take the elevator to the 28th floor for the indoor infinity swimming pool, movie theater, and golf simulator.

AKA Rittenhouse Square: 🛏️ 135 S. 18th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 🌐 stayaka.com ,📞 215-825-7000 , 📷 @stayaka 💰 $325 to $675

AKA University City: 🛏️ Cira Centre, 2929 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 🌐 stayaka.com , 📞 215-372-9000 , 📷 @stayaka 💰 $350 to $825

Fitler Club

The Fitler Club is where cool execs come to work hard and play hard. An upscale social club and hotel rolled in to one, guests have access to private events and a host of amenities. The club’s main attraction is Field House, its 25,000-square-foot gym where guests can take yoga and Pilates, and swim laps in the heated indoor pool. Walk 10 minutes south to happy hour at Rittenhouse Square or north to the Art Museum Steps and Kelly Drive for an evening run.

🛏️ 24 S. 24th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 🌐 fitlerclub.com 📞 215-575-9092 📷 @fitlerclub 💰$300 to 600

The Morris House Hotel

The Morris House Hotel, the former home of Philadelphia’s third mayor and recognized by the Historic Hotels of America in 2022, appeals to executives with its elegant guest office. Afternoon tea is enhanced by treats from the Famous 4th Street Cookie Company. Guests can unwind in the garden courtyard or explore nearby Washington Square, then dine at the hotel’s bistro-style restaurant.

🛏️225 S. Eighth St. 🌐 morrishousehotel.com 📞 215-922-2446 📷 themorrishousehotel 💰$199 to $399

Best Hotels in Philadelphia, PA

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1. The Windsor Suites

2. Club Quarters Hotel Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia

3. Motto by Hilton Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square

4. Live Casino & Hotel Philadelphia

5. Mint House at The Divine Lorraine Hotel – Philadelphia

6. Delta Hotel Philadelphia Airport

7. Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown

8. Sofitel Philadelphia at Rittenhouse Square

9. Hilton Philadelphia at Penn's Landing

10. Kimpton Hotel Palomar Philadelphia

11. The Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia

12. The Logan Philadelphia, Curio Collection by Hilton

13. Independence Park Hotel, BW Premier Collection

14. Alexander Inn

15. Cambria Hotel Philadelphia Downtown Center City

16. Canopy By Hilton Philadelphia Center City

17. The Franklin on Rittenhouse, A Boutique Hotel

18. Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square

19. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Philadelphia Center City

20. Hampton Inn Philadelphia Center City-Convention Center

21. Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia City Avenue

22. Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District

23. Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia South at The Navy Yard

24. Loews Philadelphia Hotel

25. Aloft Philadelphia Downtown

26. Philadelphia Marriott Downtown

27. The Notary Hotel, Philadelphia, Autograph Collection

28. The Study at University City

29. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Philadelphia Airport

30. Four Points by Sheraton Philadelphia Northeast

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Those looking for a hotel near Lincoln Financial Field should expect to pay $256/night for area hotels. Below is the best hotel option in the area. Hotels near Lincoln Financial Field are typically 45% more expensive than the average hotel in Philadelphia, which is $140.

Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia South at The Navy Yard

1001 Intrepid Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Hotels in popular neighborhoods in Philadelphia

Below are the most popular neighborhoods in philadelphia to stay in, as well as some of the best hotels in each area, center city.

Club Quarters Hotel in Philadelphia

1628 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

The Windsor Suites

1700 Ben Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Loews Philadelphia Hotel

1200 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Philadelphia Marriott Downtown

1201 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Alina & Fanny - Philadelphia Convention Center

1028 Arch Street 2nd floor, Philadelphia, PA, United States

South Philadelphia

Live! Casino & Hotel - Philadelphia

900 Packer Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Sonder Ovation

701 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Sonder The Queen

628 South 5th Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Private Room In South Philly Near Arenas (Room 1)

Philadelphia, PA, United States

Far Northeast Philadelphia

Lincoln Hotel Philadelphia

2277 Lincoln Highway, Feasterville-Trevose, PA, United States

Four Points by Sheraton Philadelphia Northeast

9461 Roosevelt Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Motel 6-Philadelphia, Pa - Northeast

11580 Roosevelt Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Woodspring Suites Philadelphia Northeast

4050 Woodhaven Road, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Roxborough-Manayunk

Brand New Manayunk Retreat 2BR including parking

Brand New Studio in heart of Manayunk

Cozy 2BR trinity home in Manayunk near Main street & TRAIN with central AC

Modern 2br - Steps to Main St. & Parking Avail.

West Philadelphia

Newly Renovated Guest Rooms near Transportation

5148 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Philly Inn & Suites

4444 City Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia City Avenue

4100 Presidential Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA, United States

The Inn at Penn, a Hilton Hotel

3600 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Sheraton Philadelphia University City Hotel

3549 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

When to book a hotel in Philadelphia

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Philadelphia’s rich historical heritage and important sites such as Independence Hall and Liberty Bell attract hordes of tourists and field trips of school children. These visitors come in the summer months from June – August. Large crowds drive up hotel rates at this time of the year. For shorter queues at attractions and good bargains on room rates, it is best to visit Philadelphia from March – May. Average temperatures range from 35 – 45 degrees Fahrenheit in March to 55 – 65 degrees Fahrenheit in May. September may also see a drop in tourists, but the cheapest time to visit Philadelphia is in the winter months from November – February. Average temperatures during this time hover around 30 degrees Fahrenheit.

Getting around Philadelphia

Many of the attractions in Philadelphia are clustered near the Old City neighborhood, within a short walk from each other, so you can get around easily on foot. For some other attractions that are located further away, you can hop on to the subway trains, trolleys or buses operated by the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA). Fares start at $2.50 USD. You also have the purple-colored PHLASH buses which operate daily from 10.00 a.m. – 6.00 p.m. between May – September, and on weekends during the holiday season of December – January. The bus stops at most of the popular attractions and the fare is $2.00 USD per ride or $5.00 USD for an all-day pass. The city’s official bike-share program, called Indego, allows unlimited 30-minute trips with a 1-day pass at $10.00 USD. Taxis are readily available and the meter starts at approximately $3.00 USD. If you don’t mind expensive parking charges or navigating through the traffic with several one-way streets, driving is also an option. It is definitely worth checking for deals on car rentals with momondo.

How much does a hotel in Philadelphia cost per night?

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4-star hotels

Cheapest $117

Average $244

Most expensive $597

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Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Philadelphia Airport

8840 Tinicum Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia - Penns Landing

100 North Christopher Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Apple Hostels of Philadelphia

32 South Bank Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Motto by Hilton Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square

31 South 19th Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District

400 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Delta Hotel Philadelphia Airport

500 Stevens Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center

One North 19th Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

The Rittenhouse Hotel

210 West Rittenhouse Sq, Philadelphia, PA, United States

The Love Lounge A Hidden Gem

1708 North 55th Street 2C, Philadelphia, PA, United States

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Hostels and cheap hotels in Philadelphia

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The Bellevue Hotel, in the Unbound Collection by Hyatt

200 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Private Room; Shared House

Homestay - Becky's Place

Private Room & Bath + Smart Tv & Wifi

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Sonder The Sloan

4014 Ludlow Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Roost Midtown

111 South 15th Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Mint House at The Divine Lorraine Hotel

699 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Where to stay in Philadelphia

Best places to stay in philadelphia.

The birthplace of the Revolution, Philadelphia, (Philly) is brimming with historic landmarks and museums. This City of Brotherly Love (Greek translation of Philadelphia) is not just known for its historical heritage. The former capital city boasts a thriving nightlife, premier league sports teams, and a delectable culinary experience. Where to stay in Philadelphia depends a lot on why you are visiting, and which areas you want to explore.

Center City and Museum District

Downtown Philadelphia is called Center City, a busy neighborhood which is home to most of the hotels and attractions. Apart from being the modern business district, this area boasts whimsical public art and plenty of restaurants and bars. Across the street from the Pennsylvania Convention Center and shopping at Reading Terminal Market, you can stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Philadelphia Center City Hotel which offers sophisticated rooms and suites with modern amenities. Enjoy the striking architecture, and bold black and white décor of the Le Méridien Philadelphia hotel, which is located on Arch Street in the heart of Center City. It’s only a 5-minute walk from the City Hall subway station.

Old City, Historic District, and Society Hill

Find Philly at its picturesque best in the Old City neighborhood filled with Revolutionary-era buildings, trendy galleries and hip restaurants. Within a block of the Independence National Historic Park, you can enjoy the glamorous rooms and historic interiors of The Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia. Or check out the Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District hotel, a modern hotel with thoughtfully-designed rooms, within a 5-minute walk to all the historic attractions. A short walk from the Philadelphia City Hall, you can stay in the grand, spacious rooms of the Hyatt At the Bellevue hotel which is set in a landmark skyscraper on Broad Street.

Rittenhouse Square

This posh residential neighborhood boasts chic cafés, upscale restaurants and a host of hotels with celebrity clientele. Overlooking the gardens and fountains of Rittenhouse Square Park, enjoy a luxurious stay at The Rittenhouse Hotel. Enjoy charming accommodation with world-class service and sophisticated rooms and suites. Or check out the Rittenhouse 1715, A Boutique Hotel with exclusive accommodation in a former carriage house. It is well-placed amid the city’s top shops, cafés and restaurants.

University City

Just across the Schuylkill River, and home to the University of Philadelphia and Drexel University, this student-friendly neighborhood has plenty of cheap eats and bars, and budget-friendly accommodation. Enjoy contemporary accommodation within the University of Philadelphia campus at The Inn at Penn, a Hilton Hotel which features chic rooms with modern amenities and a farm-to-table breakfast. Another on-campus hotel to consider is the Sheraton Philadelphia University City Hotel which is a short walk from the Drexel University, and is surrounded by several restaurants and shops.

Philadelphia International Airport

Located just a 20-minute drive from Center City, the neighborhood around the international airport is home to several international chain hotels, and is a convenient location for visiting the sports complexes. Enjoy the 2-room suites and cooked-to-order breakfast at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Philadelphia Airport Hotel.Less than 2 miles from the airport, you have the Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia Airport hotel which offers easy access to attractions such as The Mütter Museum and the Talen Energy Stadium for soccer games.

Cheap hotels in Philadelphia

City House Hostels Old City Philly and City House Hostels Philadelphia Bell are trendy hostel options with hip, colorful dorm rooms and excellent locations. In Old City near the Independence Hall, you can also consider the Apple Hostels of Philadelphia which offers several free amenities along with weekly pub crawls. A short walk from the City Hall subway station, you have the Club Quarters Hotel Philadelphia, offering modest accommodation with contemporary rooms and suites. Also check out The Independent Hotel, a stylish stay in a restored Georgian building located within a short walk from all the shopping, dining and tourist attractions. Another budget-friendly option is the Trade Winds Bed and Breakfast, a historic B&B that features colorful rooms set in a 200-year old brick building.

Learn about attractions and sights in Philadelphia

If you’re visiting Philadelphia for the first time, exploring its rich historical heritage and world-class museums is a must. Apart from being home to the ‘most historic square mile’ in the U.S., the city also houses some of the oldest farmers’ markets and promises you an itinerary packed with history, food, music, art, and sports.

• In Old City, visit the red-brick Georgian building of Independence Hall where the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were drawn up and signed. Next door, check out the Liberty Bell Center where the historic 2,080-pound bell now resides in a huge, glass gazebo. Take a tour of the Betsy Ross House where the famous seamstress and flag-maker lived and sewed the first American flag.
• In Center City, visit the historic Philadelphia Stock Exchange, the USA’s oldest stock exchange, and stop by for a traditional Philly cheesesteak at the Reading Terminal Market known for its delicious Amish eats and Philly specialties. Later, take a tour of the one-of-its-kind Masonic Temple.
• At Museums District, admire the re-enactment of the scene from ‘Rocky’ and several other collections at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which is modeled after ancient Greek temples. Explore interactive scientific snippets at The Franklin Institute science museum and enjoy the dozens of hands-on displays at the Please Touch Museum. Wander around the massive Italian Market that fills the air with aromas of a wide variety of cheeses, handmade pastas, and gourmet pastries. Don’t miss a tour of the historic, castle-like structured Eastern State Penitentiary.
• Close to the airport, you can check out the fascinating Mütter Museum dedicated to the exposition of medical oddities and catch a live Major League Soccer game at the state-of-the-art 18,500-seater Talen Energy Stadium.

Information about staying in Philadelphia

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A stay of 4 nights is most popular when visiting Philadelphia.

How much does a hotel cost in Philadelphia?

The cost of a hotel room in Philadelphia will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around $207 per night.

When is the best time to book a hotel in Philadelphia?

The cheapest month to book a hotel in Philadelphia is March. The cost of your room could be as much as 21% cheaper than peak months.

Which day is cheapest to stay in Philadelphia?

Saturday is the cheapest day for hotel rooms in Philadelphia. Thursday is the most expensive day.

How much does a luxury hotel in Philadelphia cost?

A luxury hotel in Philadelphia can set you back, on average $349 per person, per night. In comparison, the average cost of a hotel in Philadelphia is $207 per person, per night, representing a 38%% premium for a luxury hotel.

How much does a hostel in Philadelphia cost?

On average, a hostel in Philadelphia will be priced around $85. This price will be per person, per night and was obtained using hostel and 2 star or below hotels. In comparison, this will be $130 lower than your typical Philadelphia hotel.

Where should I stay in Philadelphia?

When visiting Philadelphia, people tend to book hotels in Center City, South Philadelphia, Far Northeast Philadelphia and Roxborough-Manayunk.

Based on the weather in Philadelphia, what attractions are popular during April?

With an average temperature of 53.6 °F and a fairly low chance of precipitation (3.6″), April is a great month to explore the outdoors near Philadelphia. Some great places to visit near Philadelphia in April are Mount Pocono and Gettysburg National Military Park.

Does Philadelphia have vacation rentals?

The city of Philadelphia has vacation rentals available as well as hotels if you’re looking for different accommodation options. At the moment, there are 3,475 vacation rentals in the city. We recommend booking Private Room In South Philly Near Arenas (Room 1) for your stay, which is the most popular rental in Philadelphia. Search for deals on vacation rentals in Philadelphia .

Does Philadelphia have hostels?

Yes, the city of Philadelphia has hostels available. You can choose from 8 Philadelphia hostels. We recommend staying at Alina & Fanny - Philadelphia Convention Center, which is the most popular among our users. Search for hostels in Philadelphia .

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The Notary Hotel, Philadelphia, Autograph Collection

21 North Juniper Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Element Philadelphia

1441 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Center City

237 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

W Philadelphia

1439 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown

201 North 17th Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Philadelphia Marriott Old City

One Dock Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Airport

4509 Island Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

The Study at University City

20 South 33rd Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

The Ledger Residences by Sosuite - Old City

150 South Independence Mall West, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Rodeway Inn

4200 Roosevelt Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Sonder The Heid

325 North 13th Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia-Midtown

1305 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Philadelphia Airport Marriott

1 Arrivals Road, Philadelphia, PA, United States

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This U.S. Destination Is the Country’s First UNESCO World Heritage City

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With its rich history and a food scene that just keeps getting better, a trip to Philadelphia can be a real treat.

It's the nation's first UNESCO World Heritage City (because both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were signed here) and is the perfect destination for anyone enthusiastic about the birth of the United States. Stop by Independence National Historic Park to learn all you can about the country's founding, and wear your red, white, and blue with pride on Independence Day at the Wawa Welcome America Festival, the largest July 4 celebration in the county.

Foodies can stop by South Philly Barbacoa for delicious slow-cooked lamb or pop into Vedge, a restaurant that works "magic with vegetables," according to Cara Schneider Bongiorno, the founder of Philly History Pops Ups and former media relations director at Visit Philadelphia. Those looking to take their own ingredients home will love the 9th Street Italian Market, which sells everything from artisanal cheeses to pastries.

When you visit Philadelphia, you're visiting a city that feels gravid with its history in a way that some equally storied cities don't quite manage. There's a lot about the city of brotherly (and sisterly) love to, well, love.

Four Seasons Philadelphia at Comcast Center

One of Travel + Leisure's best new hotels in 2020 , the Four Seasons Philadelphia brings modernity to this historic city. Home to fine-dining options from award-winning chefs, an infinity-edge pool on the 57th floor, and "luxe accents, from dazzling arrangements by celebrity florist Jeff Leatham to the sparkling spa, whose walls are embedded with healing crystals," as T+L previously reported , this hotel is one of the most luxurious stays in the area. Schneider Bongiorno told T+L that "the glass elevator up to the sky-high lobby is a total thrill. (But, look the other way if you don't  like  that kind of thrill.)"

The Rittenhouse

A luxurious hotel alongside Rittenhouse Square, The Rittenhouse combines timeless luxury with modern amenities in a sophisticated balance. Family friendly and centrally located, the hotel is a classic luxury experience from decor to amenities. "Drink in the stately old vibe of Rittenhouse Square in the Library Bar, tucked away in the far side of the lobby," Schneider Bongiorno added.

Lokal Hotel Fishtown

If you're looking for an experience that isn't quite as rote as a standard hotel, consider Lokal Hotel , an apartment hotel comprised of six thoughtfully curated studio suites. With an excellent location and a true home-away-from-home feel, this Fishtown favorite is in high demand during the height of tourist season.

Kimpton Hotel Palomar Philadelphia

A few streets over is Hotel Monaco's sister, Hotel Palomar , an equally gorgeous but somewhat more serene stay. If Hotel Monaco is color and texture, Hotel Palomar is muted and calm, a true oasis away from the bustling Center City.

Hotel Suites at the Touraine

The Touraine is actually a historical landmark apartment building, and prospective residents jostle for the opportunity to move in permanently any time there is an opening. Lucky for us, The Touraine has several "travel apartments," gorgeously decorated suites that can be rented for short-term stays by visitors.

Independence National Historical Park

This park contains the Liberty Bell and rubs shoulders with Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was signed. The park itself has played host to suffragettes, civil rights leaders, and more, gathering to protest for expanded rights and liberty for all. Cara Schneider Bongiorno recommends that tourists pick the tour or park location that they find most interesting, but to "listen with the mindset of how  radical  the founding of the United States was when there wasn't a country in the world that chose to let the people govern."

Barnes Foundation

A museum with a stunning collection, including works by Picasso, Renoir, Van Gogh, Modigliani, and more. On display is also a selection of Native American arts and textiles, African sculpture and arts, and an arboretum replete with rare plants.

Philadelphia Museum of Art

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is, most importantly, home to the "Rocky steps" — the staircase Rocky Balboa ran up in his self-titled film. (You can run up them, too, and don't forget to take a picture at the top.) In addition to that unbeatable cultural icon, the Philadelphia Museum of Art features works by Mary Cassatt, Henri Matisse, Georgia O'Keefe, Pablo Picasso, Rembrandt, and many more.

Eastern State Penitentiary

Built in the Gothic architectural style, this decommissioned prison once housed Al Capone and is allegedly one of the most haunted places in America. These days, Eastern State Penitentiary is a nonprofit dedicated to educating and exploring the history of American criminal justice reform. The Penitentiary offers regular tours and exhibits and, around Halloween, partially transforms into a haunted house.

Philadelphia Zoo

Opened in 1874, the Philadelphia Zoo is devoted to conservation and education through experiences with animals. With more than 1,300 animals, it's easy to spend an entire day here, enjoying the company of giraffes, rhinos, chimpanzees, and more. Schneider Bongiorno recommends guests "look up and watch for animals as they wander through the overhead trail system."

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Reading Terminal Market

Reading Terminal Market is one of America's oldest and largest markets, continuously operating since 1893 and home not only to specialty and grocery shops but bars and restaurants. Here, you'll find not only fresh ingredients but the tools to make a delicious meal: kitchenware, linens, cookbooks, and more. Reading Terminal Market has "so much food to choose from. It's the ultimate place to get a taste of Philly as a tourist," said Kurt Evans, chef, activist, partner of  CYL Hospitality Group , and founder of  EMI Dinner and  Everybody Eats . "Whenever I go, [I visit] Ma Lessie's Chicken & Waffles and get the fried fish and cabbage."

9th Street Italian Market

This 100-year-old community space has a rich history of immigrant families, and part of its mission is to continue to foster and build the community that first began over a century ago. When you shop here — and shop here you should, for fresh and delicious cheeses, baked goods, flowers, seafood, vintage finds, and everything else you can think of — you're part of a century-old tradition.

Jeweler's Row

Established in 1851, Jeweler's Row is historically specific to, well, jewelry, but has branched out a bit in recent years to include swanky restaurants and salons. While it's a perfect place to find a one of a kind gem (literally) for yourself or as a gift, Jeweler's Row is fun to explore even if jewelry isn't on your shopping list.

Uncle Bobbie's Coffee and Books

This beloved Philadelphia institution lives by the motto "Cool People. Dope Books. Great Coffee." and lives up to all three of those promises. With a fun and eclectic event schedule, a thoughtfully curated selection of books, and a seriously delicious cafe, Uncle Bobbie's should be top of the list for any visitor with a love of books, coffee, or cool people.

Zahav , named an outstanding restaurant by the James Beard Foundation in 2019 and labeled as the best restaurant in America by T+L that same year, is Israel-born chef Michael Solomonov's first restaurant in Philadelphia (he now owns nine). Guests are treated to a five-course prix-fixe menu, which includes delicious breads and mezzes, a choice of entrée (try the famous pomegranate lamb shoulder), and ends with dessert. The meal costs $75 per person, and you will need to make reservations well in advance.

JG Skyhigh Lounge

If the $200 prix-fixe menu at Jean Georges Philadelphia isn't for you, head upstairs to the 60th floor of the Four Seasons Philadelphia where you'll find the JG Skyhigh Lounge . The lounge is Jean-Georges Vongerichten's first a la carte restaurant in Philadelphia and offers snacks and small plates. Sip on a cocktail, like a lychee raspberry bellini, at the bar, and soak in the incredible view.

Suraya is a Lebanese eatery with a cult following in Philadelphia's Fishtown neighborhood. If you don't have your heart set on something specific, definitely go for the tasting menu — at $75 for two people, it's a great option to taste an abundance of what Suraya has to offer. "Don't miss the Lebanese chai latte made with salep , or orchid powder, and topped with pistachios and rose petals," T+L editors have previously recommended . "It's exactly the right amount of sweet and, devastatingly, impossible to replicate at home."

Laser Wolf is one of the best Middle Eastern meals in all of Pennsylvania, and the three-course prix-fixe menu is a must-try (prices start at $37). Also created by chef Michael Solomonov, Laser Wolf's best dishes are its traditional ones, like savory kebabs, whole branzino on the grill, and braised short ribs. "This is how people in Israel actually eat," Andrew Henshaw, the executive chef of Laser Wolf, previously told T+L , "It's like the pub in England or the diner in America." They are known for their excellent cocktail pairings, too.

Luscious, seasonal vegan and vegetarian dishes are given the star treatment at this former mansion . Come ready for fresh vegetables, house-made pickles, and a shifting menu that gives you a unique experience with every visit.

South Philly Barbacoa

One word: tacos. South Philly Barbacoa is a roaming pop-up that appears in cities nationwide, but lives in Philadelphia full-time. Their pop-ups elsewhere sell out almost immediately, and there is almost always a line at the Philly location, but it's worth it. "The unusual hours for chef and activist Cristina Martinez's South Philly Barbacoa (open Saturdays and Sundays, from 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. or sellout, and Mondays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. or sellout) are due to the time it takes to slow-roast the lamb," Schneider Bongiorno said. Kurt Evans also gave a glowing review of the lamb, and said that the dish itself is "worth a trip to Philly" for. Cash only.

The best time to visit Philadelphia is from March to May when temperatures are mild and crowds are small. Spring brings many fun events to the city, including the Philadelphia Flower Show , the U.S.'s largest flower show that takes place every March, and the Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival, where you can celebrate Japanese culture through food and music every April.

If you're comfortable with higher temperatures and larger crowds, you can visit in the summer to experience the city's Pride March and Festival , Juneteenth Festival , and the Wawa Welcome America Festival , the largest July 4 celebration in the county.

If you can brave the winter chill, you can enjoy the city's many holiday decorations and events. " The Christmas Village in Philadelphia is probably the closest you can get to an authentic German Christmas market in the U.S.," T+L contributor Skye Sherman said previously . "Enjoy thousands of twinkling lights and the heartwarming scent of waffles, gingerbread, and bratwurst in the air — best washed down with a cup of hot mulled wine."

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You can fly into Philadelphia International Airport from over 140 different destinations and on every major U.S. airline. Once you arrive, hop on the SEPTA Airport Rail Line — it'll take you north to Center City and beyond, depending on where you need to be.

If you're visiting from the Northeast, you can opt to take the train to the city instead of flying in — Amtrak offers two lines that run through Philadelphia, the Keystone Service route , which runs from New York to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and the Acela route , which runs from Boston to D.C.

Center City : Center City could be considered the main hub of Philadelphia in the way that Times Square is the most iconic area of New York. It's home to some of the city's most iconic attractions, including the Liberty Bell, Barnes Foundation, Independence Hall, and Franklin Institute. "Numbered streets run north to south and tree or named streets run east to west." Cara Schneider Bongiorno says, "The river trails on each side (scenic Schuylkill on the West; bustling Delaware on the East) are worth a walk or run as well."  

Logan Square: Center City is broken up into smaller neighborhoods, and Logan Square is one of these. Home to the Barnes Foundation and the Franklin Institute, Logan Square is also where you'll find the iconic LOVE sculpture — if you're going to Philadelphia, a selfie with this sculpture is the ultimate in gotta-do-it cheesy-fun tourist experiences.

Rittenhouse Square : Located within Center City, Rittenhouse Square is one of Philadelphia's most fashionable neighborhoods. If your interest is in chic shopping and high-profile restaurants, make your way to this beautiful, idyllic enclave of Philadelphia's bustling heart. Walnut Street, the heart of the neighborhood, features art galleries, fashion boutiques, and spas. Cara Schneider Bongiorno recommends tourists "stroll through or people watch from the sidewalk cafés on 18th Street."

Fishtown : Fishtown is by far the coolest of Philadelphia's many neighborhoods. Formerly a working-class neighborhood home to — you guessed it – sailors and fishermen, Fishtown has become an enclave of creative, youthful energy. Trends in fashion, art, and food start here, and this is the place to be for the trendiest bars, restaurants, and nightlife. "Notice the decorative fish everywhere," Cara Schneider Bongiorno says.

Transit in Philadelphia is maintained by SEPTA , which runs trains, buses, and trolleys. These are all paid for either through SEPTA's Travel Wallet program and a SEPTA Key card, or with cash in hand. You can reload your card at one of the many SEPTA kiosks, which accepts cash, credit, debit, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay. SEPTA is in the process of a five-year transportation revitalization program called SEPTA Forward . With this program, the transit company hopes to create a unified and equitable transit network. Download the SEPTA app for on-the-go access to schedule information, fare options, and more.

Trains: Philly's rapid transit system combines subway lines, buses, and trolleys to get you where you need to go. The subways run out of two major lines, the Broad Street Line and Market-Frankfort Line. Together, these lines are quite comprehensive , making Philly a highly navigable city.

Buses: What you can't reach by subway, you can probably reach by bus — the lines are connected through SEPTA, and you can easily transfer from one mode to the other. SEPTA is constructing a new transit hub on Ridge Avenue to help with wait times and congestion.

Trolleys: Of course, the trackless trolleys are the most fun way to travel around Philly, just for the sheer novelty. They are also connected through SEPTA, making for easy transfer.

Taxis: Taxis are abundant in Philadelphia and can be hailed from most main streets.

Car service: Lyft and Uber are available in Philadelphia, and independently owned car services are also available — the most popular is Philly Black Car.

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In addition, new perks, including history, arts and culture, and family-friendly options, are now available with the visit philly overnight package.

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PHILADELPHIA, January 31, 2022 – It’s easier than ever to plan a getaway in Philadelphia. Today, VISIT PHILADELPHIA ® announced its new Three-Day Stay Package , where visitors can book two nights and get a third free at 11 participating hotels. This package is offered in addition to the recently announced evolution of its popular Visit Philly Overnight Package , which now enables people to level up their Philadelphia experience by choosing from select perks that most appeal to their interests.

Three-Day Stay Package:

The new Three-Day Stay Package offers a “buy two nights, get one free” deal at participating hotels. Visitors can choose from 11 hotels in the Greater Philadelphia area to book their stay between January 31, 2023, through December 31, 2023. Black out dates apply. Find a list of hotels offering the package and booking information at visitphilly.com/features/visit-philly-3-day-stay/

“Based on our consumer research, we know that visitors are always surprised by the vast amount of things to see and experience in our region,” said Jasmine Armstrong, Senior Director of Hotel Initiatives, VISIT PHILADELPHIA. “One day isn’t enough, which is why we’re excited that the Three-Day Stay Package offers visitors an opportunity to experience more of the wonderful accommodations, arts, culture, attractions, and culinary experiences that make Philly, Philly.”

Visit Philly Overnight Package :

This version of the Visit Philly Overnight Package – with perks valued up to $222 – is bookable at 36 hotels. Free hotel parking, which has been a constant since the package’s inception in 2001, is included with the Visit Philly Overnight Package. To date, the long-running package has been booked more than 190,000 times, generating more than $30 million in room revenue for Philadelphia hotels.

The Visit Philly Overnight Package includes one- or two-night hotel accommodations, along with free hotel parking. In addition, guests will be able to select one of the following perks available.

For stays from February 1, 2023, through December 31, 2023:

• History Perk: Two tickets to the National Constitution Center and two tickets to the Museum of the American Revolution (up to a $179 value with parking for two nights)
• Arts & Culture Perk: Two tickets to the Philadelphia Museum of Art (up to a $150 value with parking for two nights)

For stays from February 18, 2023, through August 20, 2023:

• Disney Perk: Two flextime tickets to the world premiere of Disney100: The Exhibition at the Franklin Institute (up to a $222 value with parking for two nights)

For stays from August 21, 2023, through December 31, 2023:

• Family-Friendly Perk: Two general admission tickets to the Franklin Institute (up to a $146 value with parking for two nights)

Consumers can search the list of hotels offering the package and book their stay at visitphilly.com . Upon hotel check-in (and after parking for free!), they’ll receive a voucher that will provide the perks on their mobile device via visitphilly.com .

VISIT PHILADELPHIA ® is our name and our mission. As the region’s official tourism marketing agency, we build Greater Philadelphia’s image, drive visitation and boost the economy. On Greater Philadelphia’s official visitor website, visitphilly.com , visitors can explore things to do, upcoming events, themed itineraries and hotel packages.

Compelling photography and videos, interactive maps and detailed visitor information make the site an effective trip-planning tool. Visitors can also find loads of inspiration on Visit Philly’s social media channels.

Note to Editors: For high-resolution photos and high-definition B-roll of Greater Philadelphia, visit the Photos & Video section of visitphilly.com/mediacenter .

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