Hotel vicino a Tempio di Swaminarayan - Philadelphia

“The rooms are very clean. Breakfast is great. Love the 24/7 coffee machine. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I have enjoyed my stay so far in my difficult time of handling my Mother's estate since her passing.”

“TV didn't even work correctly. Hvac wasn't even heating up.”

“good”

“yes heat and air worked well. parking qas a little crowded ”

“Amazingly clean! Loved the location and how it smelled....its like fresh fresh linen....such a lovely environment. Free Breakfast was a plus, and a pool and gym! AMAZING!”

“Beautiful breakfast at this very old hotel built in 1716. It was like walking back in history. Narrow staircases. Clean rooms. Staff were all very nice! ”

“Staff was very helpful, especially Paresh ”

“Room is huge, so is massive soaker tub that was amazing. Only somewhat down side is bed is hard and breakfast really isn’t breakfast, it’s snacks to go but appreciated, better than nothing. Check in easy, lots of parking near room, felt very safe there.”

“No I didn't find it safe.. ”

“Kind of hard to get to but once you’ve seen it in the day time it makes more sense. Very clean property with nice staff. Visible signs of aging, chipped paint on walls and ceiling and bath tub. The floor between the floors seems quite thin. Wasn’t an issue the first night but the second night our neighbors upstairs sounded like elephants. Overall not a bad stay.”

“Nice place”

“Thank you soo much !! We loved it”

“The staff went out of there way to make your stay as good as possible.”

“It's a clean hotel, useful for travelling lodge. Esay to fond, just close to a US1 exit.”

“Room smelled like dog”

“Terrible staff”

“The only okay I gave was for the maintenance of the property, this was due to the outside of the property where the parking lot could use an update & there was some water problem where trucks were parked, so hopefully they were trying to address the issue, but giant puddles of what smelled like sewage.”

“dirty room, old and dirty moquette everywhere, friendly people but not to be suggested”