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Luxurious Accommodations
Indulge in the comfort of guest rooms at Le Meridien Philadelphia, featuring a 55-inch flat-screen TV, iPod docking station, and upscale amenities like bottled water and a minibar.
Historic Charm and Modern Amenities
Experience the unique blend of a 10-story historic building with a 75-foot central courtyard, paired with modern conveniences such as a 24-hour gym and a French restaurant serving delectable meals.
Prime Location for Exploration
Located near iconic landmarks like the Rocky Steps and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, as well as cultural attractions such as The Franklin Institute and Reading Terminal Market, Le Meridien offers the perfect base for your Philadelphia adventures.
Book now to elevate your stay at Le Meridien Philadelphia and create unforgettable memories in the City of Brotherly Love.
Please note that pets with up to 75 pounds of weight are permitted only.
Please note, the breakfast included rate is applicable for two guests only. Any additional guests will be charged.
Newly Renovated.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Children of any age are allowed.
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Pets are allowed. Charges may be applicable.
When booking more than 9 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
WiFi is available in all areas and costs USD 14.95 per 24 hours.
Private parking is possible at a location nearby (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 35 per day.
The facility was great, room was comfortable and clean, friendly staff. Caroline at the reception was nice and helpful.
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Very comfortable. Good location for access to City Hall, Reading Terminal Market, PAFA and the Barnes. Get a room with a view of City Hall if you can, some other rooms seem to only look out on a brick wall or the central atrium. Go to the small coffee shop on the corner for breakfast. Seemed like a better deal to me than the hotel option.
Bummed that they don’t make up your room for a short stay.
Breakfast was awesome, we had our vouchers and the staff was great.
We didn't realize housekeeping comes every other day but other than that everything was great.
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The staff at the restaurant---breakfast---greeted guests and guided to a seat. The service; however, was slow.
Location
All good
Clean, spacious room. Four pillows! Perfect location for us.
Lobby was small with only one unisex bathroom.
the plumbing to the bathroom was not sufficient. The drain to the shower was not emptied. i had to take the stopper out so that the water would go down the drain. other than that everything else was fine.
It was closed to convention center, the lobby bar and restaurant was great!
The people who work here couldn't be lovelier--both of them.
This hotel is unconscionably understaffed, and it's the fault of executives, no doubt.
If you want to stay here and eat elsewhere, do so. But the 40+ seat restaurant has 1 bartender and 1 server.
Marriott should take 5 cents of the billions it has saved by, no doubt, using AI, and use it to hire another restaurant server, or at least a busser, or a hostess to handle the checks. The composed and diligent server had to seat, take orders, serve, and check out all of the tables. I wanted 2.5 hours from the time my meal was served to the time I asked for dessert and the check. My total time at the table is now 3.5 hours and counting; almost an hour to order, at least 45 minutes to wait for my food. Their cheerful attitude is baffling; how do they achieve such kind personalities when their job is so impossible? This is just misery, especially for hungry parties or solo diners. Marriott, you have to spend money to make money. I will think long and hard before spending 4 hours for a salmon salad in one of your restaurants ever again.
I was looking for a "reasonably priced," well-reviewed hotel near the Convention Center for a trip to the Flower Show. I was satisfied with my choice. The (two bed) room was spacious, the bed was comfortable, climate control in the room was excellent and quiet. The hotel is very close to the Convention Center so I could return to the room for a rest at mid-day. The room was clean, and the service desk people were helpful and polite. Security seemed good with a doorman and keycard access to elevator from lobby. One amenity that is not mentioned on their website is the microwave for guest use in the same room as the ice machine, a plus for me. Value was acceptable for me with AAA promotion and discount including breakfast; YMMV. The only downside for me was that the decor of the room could best be described as "moody;" greige walls, floors and dark furniture, and subdued lighting. The light at the desk was ok and light in the bath also ok. The towels were thin and scratchy, but there were enough of them so not a problem.
Nice renovation.
Restaurant needs more waitstaff. Had to wait too long for service.
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