Top Hotels Near Temple University - Episcopal Hospital - ER in Philadelphia from AU$163

"Great stay. Room was nice. Loved the water and coffee area. Staff was great. Location is great as well! Close to a lot of things. The only thing I was a little disappointed in was we had to leave a day early due to an emergency at home. I wasn’t sure if we’d be able to get any money refunded but I asked the front desk at check out and he said if I contacted Expedia and let them know, he was sure we could get something back. But when I contacted Expedia, they said they called the hotel but the hotel said no they couldn’t do anything. Just a little frustrating."

"The room was pretty clean, there were long strands of hair in the shower, but for the most part it was clean"

"Three day stay was perfect for local site seeing and eating. Easy bus route from the Amtrak station and easy bus routes to South Street, Washington Park or just walk to. "

"Nice place "

"Amazing host great communication, and very comfortable home"

"This place was small and nothing fancy, but I found it extremely cozy and I really enjoyed it. It was also perfect for the money. Location was prime as well. Very safe."

"Amazing stay! "

"Coveniently located to the "L". Easy to get to the major historical sights."

"The space itself was fine, and the overall location great, but our experience with the host was frustrating enough to warrant a warning for future guests. The listing stated that a parking permit could be provided for a fee, and at check-in, the host even sent a photo of a physical permit, reinforcing that expectation. When we followed up to arrange one, communication broke down quickly. He was evasive and never answered questions directly. When we raised the parking issue by phone, he insisted his listing had never promised parking (it had), and spent most of the call lecturing us about how city parking works rather than listening to our concern. He offered to request a permit from the city but couldn't say when (or honestly, whether) it would come through. When we asked him to recommend nearby unpermitted blocks, he admitted he didn't know but suggested we put him on speaker while we drove around so he could help in real time. That wasn't a useful solution. What stood out most was his tone: dismissive, defensive, and condescending throughout. He spoke over us and never allowed us to get a word in. We left feeling talked down to rather than supported. "