Historic Hotels & Resorts in Old City from AU$212

"Very convenient to everything in downtown Philly. Walkable to the subway and all the historic sites. Everyone was very friendly "

"This is a pretty good airport hotel as they go."

"Though we would like the ADA accessible double queen to be a bit larger to accommodate a wheel chair, we appreciated the shower/bath handles, low heights for hangers, and close vicinity to the elevator. There are also lots of power outlets for your devices! From Front desk to room service, to security, every staff member we encountered was always kind, above and beyond friendly, and helpful."

"Would have been nice if the front desk explained about parking and had maps and guide books available without having to ask."

"Very dated. TV occasionally works. Best was bath towel. Very big and soft"

"Didn't like that I had to pay for parking when it's their parking lot. It doesn't say that when I made the reservation."

"Miguel in the breakfast room is fantastic!!! Staff at reception was very nice and efficient. The barman needs to go back to charm school for a refresher. Seems like he hates his job and barely tolerates his customers. $72 a night for parking is just too much and taints the entire experience. This is the second time I've stayed there and that fee was much less 6 months ago. Sorry but this will be the last time I stay in the Softiel because of this. Philly has many great hotels."

"No breakfast"

"Our room was very clean and had all the amenities we expected, and the hotel staff was very helpful and accommodating. Our main complaint, which is not really the fault of current management but of whoever decided to build the hotel in that location, is that it was very noisy and I slept little. The hotel is sandwiched between I95 (which runs elevated directly behind the hotel) and Christopher Columbus Blvd directly in front, with the Ben Franklin Bridge practically overhead. We should have noticed this when we reserved the hotel but didn't, so this is an advisement to people considering the hotel. If they put better glass in the windows it would be much quieter."