Hotels near Reyburn Park, Philadelphia

"Honestly, rated this lower simply because of the parking situation. The site needs to do a better job calling out parking  options and pricing. It’s also wild to charge $70+ for Valet Parking especially for that tiny little lot across the street. We parked behind the hotel overnight and it cost $25, a price I would have accepted at the hotel.  The Hotel was tidy, breakfast was good and the employees responded well to loud guests yelling and and banging around late at night."

"I planned a romantic get away weekend and paid for a king sized bed for me and the missus in advance. Upon arrival, they just said ”Oops, they over sold the rooms again, no King size bed BUT we'll give you a free upgrade and you can have 2 smaller beds...call Chris Head of Ops if you have a problem with it”. There was no working # for Chris on the card they gave me for him. When I asked for an extra blanket, I recieved the infamous ”brown blanket”. It was completely crinkled, unfolded, a sand paper like texture, that actually was hard to unfold...it was stuck to itself and made like a velcro sounds as you peeled it apart...totally unusable...can't believe they still give this blanket to people. Otherwise, room was solid, employees were very nice and Chris was nice when I met him during check out."

"The hotel is located in the lively area around the Chinese district of Philadelphia, but parking needs to be charged separately, and the price is not low. This needs to be noted. The hotel environment is very good, the facilities are very new, and the breakfast is not bad. In short, the price-performance ratio is good."

"The inn is located in the campus of Temple University. Very convenient. The staffs are very friendly."

"The room is incredibly spacious, with a storage room, a dressing room, a washroom, a kitchen, and a bedroom! It's perfect for those traveling with family. All the main attractions are within walking distance! Highly recommend 👍"

"The location is about two blocks from the city center, which is quite convenient, but there are limited dining options nearby; you have to go to the city center for more choices. The room is very spacious and well-equipped with an induction hob, oven, washing machine, and dryer, making it suitable for long stays or self-catering. The public facilities are on the top floor and, though I didn't need to use them much, they seemed complete and clean. The room decor is simple with a bit of an industrial style, primarily featuring concrete and white walls, emphasizing simplicity and convenience. Overall, everything was pretty good, but one major point was that the room wasn't cleaned at all during my 5-day stay. The hotel should provide some guidance upon check-in or in the room regarding cleaning services and trash disposal instructions, either for guests to handle themselves or for paid services. When I asked the front desk for cleaning, I was told they usually clean only once every three days, but in reality, it wasn't cleaned once during my entire 5-day stay. The accumulating trash, in particular, was a problem as I didn't know how to dispose of it. This was a bit of a letdown compared to my usual business hotel stays. If guests are expected to clean up their own trash, clear instructions are definitely needed to avoid confusion and the feeling of a lack of service."

"Although the room is small, the sanitary environment is good, the facilities are relatively complete, and the service is the same as that of American hotels. Philadelphia hotels are generally expensive, and this hotel is considered to be cost-effective"

"The location is very central, right across from Reading Terminal Market and Chinatown. Walking at night felt safe and was not a problem. Parking can be a bit tricky to find nearby—the closest option costs about $80 per night, while a slightly farther multi-level garage is more affordable at around $50–60 per night."

"Hotel in downtown Philadelphia although located tucked near an expressway. Around a 10 minute walk to Rittenhouse Square. Just like many Sheraton hotels however, the hotel is a bit outdated which can be seen through the carpet and the bathroom however, cleanliness is decent. Spacious room. Housekeeping not very proactive, did not come for one day or came at 6pm. However, front desk was responsive and get that situation amended quickly. Not a bad stay for a decently price 3 star hotel in Philadelphia."

"The hotel is located on Queen Street, and the surrounding area isn't great. It feels like it's behind a factory, with two large smokestacks visible from the window. The main issue is the extremely expensive parking; it's not $55 a day, but $60.44, which is even more expensive than downtown Washington D.C. Dining options nearby are inconvenient, and the area doesn't feel very safe."