Philadelphia Philadelphia Walk of Fame Hotels

"Loews in Philadelphia has a warmth about it that shines through its staff. In particular, Teran at the front desk was so helpful and kind with a lovely smile, Edgar at Bank + Bourbon made dinner seamless and fun, and Ms. Bullet at bag check with the cool pink glasses is an absolute gem. Loews went above and beyond to make the logistics of traveling for a volleyball tournament easier. And the restaurant offered great whole food and plant based alternatives. Thank you! "

"Bathroom hooks and bathroom storage would go a long way, as would cooking oil, salt, and pepper. Aside from salt and pepper, the spice rack was well stocked, and the pots, pans, utensils and dishes were great. Good location, lots of restaurants, shops, and history - highly walkable and public transit is right outside. "

"Great!"

"Great location and fantastic customer service "

"Good location but house keeping very lacking (my room was not cleaned for 2 weeks, had to request TP & towels, trash was never removed, elevators were not vacuumed weekly let alone daily) worst was expensive headphones left behind, notified front desk 6am from airport - never found. "

"Unfortunately, my stay here was not the best. I’ve stayed at other Sonesta’s and this property just did not measure up with the others. Let me begin by saying the check in process was smooth and staff were nice. Some things were not in their control — the hotel was flooded with people for the college basketball games. That’s all well and it did not bother me. However, the groups that were there basically took over all the restaurants, lobby, and personal space like they were the only guests. I had to repeatedly ask another guest who was on the phone talking loudly to kindly step away from my personal space twice — any closer he would’ve been on my lap. Along with few others who just had too much to drink. Extremely loud atmosphere. Had I known that the groups would be staying here, I’d pick a different property - my fault for not doing more research on the most popular week of March. Second, because of these large groups, it took several minutes and passed elevators for me to get to my 23rd floor. Everyone trying to jam in and then once I finally got an elevator, there was a stop at almost every floor. Needless to say, we were squished like sardines in the elevator and it took much longer to get up to your room than usual. Once I checked into my room, the floor felt sandy, there was hair in the bathroom sink, and the shelves had a ton of dust. Overall just felt like it had not been cleaned well. Not typical for Sonesta. Very disappointed. "

"Rooms should come with water bottles And bathrobes for Bonvoy elite members"

"Room is okay. No coffee maker and small bottle of water 8 dollars. Limited options nearby to eat. Isolated area but good if interested in going to Independence Hall. I usually stay in Rittenhouse Square which is far better for a stay in Philly for a weekend "

"Was pleased room looked just like I had booked. For price the room was bigger and more authentic than if we had booked a little closer to independence hall. Not far by any means though…maybe another 5 min walk. Fireplace didn’t work but was more just curious to turn it on, wasn’t a big deal but appropriately cold outside. Would definitely consider again. Probably don’t use the parking lot next door read some bad things about it and pretty sure I saw an SUV with window broken. I didn’t have any issues at old city auto park a little down the way."