Hotels in de buurt van Wayne Art Center (Philadelphia)

'Goed hotel, grote kamer, comfortabele bedden, goed meubilair!'

'Staff was friendly, and room were nice!'

'The water pressure in the shower was weak. A dog in the next room barked for hours. The air conditioning was set at 69 and could not be lowered during 97 degree days '

'De kamer was erg groot, wat heerlijk was. Alles was erg schoon en het personeel uiterst vriendelijk. Ook het zwembad en spa zijn goed. '

'Me and my partner stay here often, it’s always super clean and we love that we can stream/binge our shows in the room.'

'Hotel was ok, eigenlijk wat je verwacht bij een Holiday Inn Express, geen luxe maar prima basic kamer en ontbijt.'

'The room was clean and staff was very friendly and helpful.'

'The hotel charges premium rates but delivers subpar amenities and quality. Our neighbors had three adults and three kids crammed into one room, making it extremely loud and disruptive. Not worth the price at all. '

'The property is old, smells odd, breakfast is one of the worst I ever had. The faucet was stuck, restaurant smelled pretty strong cleaning products it made me sick. It needs urgent renovation'

'Prima hotel om Philadelphia en omgeving te verkennen. Als we naar de Verenigde Staten gaan, kiezen we altijd voor een hotel van Hampton Inn. We hebben in veel ketens overnacht maar Hampton Inn voelt altijd weer als thuiskomen. We weten inmiddels wat we kunnen verwachten. De kamers zijn comfortabel en het ontbijt is meer dan prima. Genoeg variatie voor een paar weken. Ook in King of Prussia voelden we ons thuis. '

'Breakfast was fresh every morning and delicious. Casino was very lively.'

'Breakfast was good. A little secluded therefore private.'

'Great breakfast spread. Clean room. Enjoyable stay..close to where we needed to go. '

'This is our third time staying here for Villanova events. The staff climate has definitely changed. Front desk staff is not friendly. Night staff is terrible. No eye contact. No addressing people as they walk in. We were surprised by the lack of interest they showed.'