DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Philadelphia Center City

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Joined 10 years ago

Luxury beds and deluxe amenities help business folks and families sleep well at this comfortable mid-level chain.. In Short
Warm chocolate chip cookies greet every guest at this Hilton-owned hotel, a friendly touch that fits in with the hotel's business-casual attitude. Another way Doubletree helps its guests relax is the Sweet Dreams bed, which features a pillow-top mattress, high thread-count linens, down comforters and lots of jumbo pillows. Amenities also include high-speed Internet access, in-room coffeemaker and complimentary newspaper; properties also typically feature a swimming pool, a fitness center and a range of meeting facilities.

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dsjs217

Joined 10 years ago

Minus The Room Service, Its Gets an 8.5. The DoubleTree is reasonably priced, than the other hotels located on S. Broad. We were disappointed that everything closed SOOO early (7pm on a Friday night!!) but, during the day and weather permitting you can walk all of Center City. Didn't try the hotel restaurants after Room Service fiasco (horrible breakfast-go to Mama's across the street instead) and parking was $18 and was a little shady. Our room was very comfortable and the front desk staff gets a 10!We'd try somewhere else next time, but recommended for a couple night stay.

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jungmark

Joined 11 years ago

Double Good. The Doubletree Hotel in Center City Philadelphia was fabulous. It is right on the Avenue of the Arts (S. Broad Street) a few blocks from city hall. When you check in, they give you cookies...Restuarants are conveniently located around the hotel. The view from our room was towards city hall.

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mocha1

Joined 11 years ago

beautiful. the have a beautiful court yard and a pool. But it's mostly business stay overs

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mhsouder

Joined 11 years ago

My favorite place to stay. I consider the Doubletree my second home when I visit Philly (which is often). It's right in the middle of everything, and the staff (for the most part) treats us like royalty....right down to my favorite bellman Abdul stopping traffic so we could make a U-turn in front of the hotel. The rooms are nicely appointed and one need not leave the hotel to dine or to have a cocktail. The view and atmosphere are just great, although we have experienced a few noisy neighbors in the past. I haven't stayed in too many hotels in Philly and probably won't because I don't feel the need to search any further than this place.