Philadelphia's Best Boutique Hotel

A 19th-century carriage house transformed into a luxury destination with modern amenities.

Reviews:

• “Nice change of pace”

Tips: Make sure to cancel at least 7 days in advance for Friday and Saturday reservations, 24 hours in advance for Sunday through Thursday to avoid being charged one night’s stay.

Rittenhouse 1715: A Boutique Hotel or email Rittenhouse 1715: A Boutique Hotel

A small, unique establishment that was originally a hostel at the beginning of the 20th century.

Reviews:

• “avoid this hotel”
• “The Location is GREAT, the Hotel is NOT”
• “This place is a dump”
• “Don’t!”
• “Great value and location”

Tips: Free wireless Internet access in every room.

Latham Hotel

A luxurious establishment in the Historic District, just one block’s walk to Independence Hall.

Reviews:

• “Great location, Great concierge, not a great value”
• “very nice/excellent value”
• “Disappointed”
• “Great Service, Friendly Staff”
• “cozy yet elegant”

Tips: Check out the hotel’s on-site restaurant, Azalea.

Omni Hotel, Independence Park

Classic architecture within walking distance of the historic district and Penn’s Landing.

Reviews:

• “Very Clean, Nothing great about the views, Loud”
• “Best Romantic Boutique Hotel in the City!”
• “Very Romantic”
• “Fantastic boutique hotel”
• “HOME AWAY FROM HOME”

Tips: There’s a lot adjacent to the hotel. Guests of hotel guests can use the lot for a discounted rate.

Penn’s View Hotel

Budget rates, boutique environs and a perfect location between the bright lights of Old City and Historic District attractions.

Reviews:

• “Perfect”
• “Great Customer Service and Area”
• “Wonderful Time”

Tips: Guests can partake in the complimentary European breakfast in the glass enclosed courtyard every morning and high tea in The Grand Parlor at noon.

Best Western Independence Park Inn

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