Had a Dr appt in center city so I came a day early and made a mini trip of it. Stayed in this hotel…read moreand was so pleased with it. The rooms are lovely. The bed was very comfortable. There isn't a mini fridge available but they do have a cooling drawer for drinks or small food items. Also appreciated the late checkout option which made it possible for me to leave my bag in the room while I had my appt and come back after to relax a little before my train home A very easy walk to Reading Terminal Market. 5 minutes max. Awesome for a wide selection of lunch/dinner options. I also really liked how it's on a quieter street which makes pick ups and drop offs less chaotic. Overall this was an excellent choice for me and I plan on returning next summer when I have my next appt.

I love everything about the Canopy. This was my first time staying here in Philly, and I think it…read moremay be my go-to hotel whenever I am in Philly. Ciara at the front desk is AMAZING. She was social, hospitable and provided recommendations for different things in the city. The hotel is convenient to everything and very walkable. We had a time! The room is spacious enough for two people and has a modern decor. The decor throughout the hotel, however, is like an ode to hip hop culture. If you know me, I love sneakers, hip hop and everything that is the culture! The decor speaks specifically to Philly icons -- Will Smith, Meek Mill, The Roots, Jilly from Philly (Jill Scott), etc. Whoever was the interior decorator did a great job with honoring those icons and the hip hop scene. The restaurant inside the hotel was great too. I don't have any complaints besides the steep valet prices. I will visit again.

Arrived and the front desk agent was accommodating and answered my questions. She Gave us a warm…read morecookie to enjoy! Yummy! Beautiful lobby area and decor. Inside it offers a restaurant, cafe and seating to relax in. Room was roomy and comfortable. And, clean. Bathroom had all the towels we needed, but you have to find some under the sink. Would definitely stay here. It's near everything too.

Our World Cup HQ. Everything we want is within walking distance…read more Nice rooms and space in the room for the third of us. The lobby bar stayed open extra hours, nice move.

This is a perfect location for your Philadelphia stay. The hotel is central to all of the touristy…read moreattractions as well as great restaurants. Pulling up to the hotel it looks like it is slightly in an alley way, but not exactly. You enter on the ground floor and then take the elevators up to the lobby. The lobby has a nice hang out area and a restaurant/bar next to it. The rooms look brand new and are spotless. We had a view of downtown. From the hotel we went to Barclay Prime one night, and walked a bunch of the streets for shopping. Lots to do in the area, and Hyatt always takes care of you.

Overall, a great stay and a great hotel. Rooms are nice and well appointed, the only odd thing is…read morethe furniture in to rooms are more artwork than useable, the glass fronts showcase a selection of artsy items, but they are locked shut. Bed was very comfortable, the only annnoying thing is the way the AC works- it goes from cool to warm imediately, so one minute you're nice and cool, the next, too warm. That defintley needs an adjustment. I did call the front desk, but they were unable to do anything. Hotel is in a great location, restaurants, bars, pubs and shops abound in the area. Staff are helpful and friendly, I would stay here again, but hopefully they sort out the AC issues.

An older hotel in the heart of Philadelphia. I knew before checking in that my room would be small…read morefrom photos. I had a room with one twin bed, that was pushed against the wall. The room was long and thin, yet I still had plenty of room. Despite the small size, there was still a chair and a small table in the back near the window, a spacious closet, and a dresser. The bathroom was tiny as well. A small sink, a toilet, and a shower. The shower had great water pressure, which was a breath of fresh air considering other hotels I've stayed in in the past. One thing I didn't like was the TV is on top of the closet. Too high. Made watching TV awkward. The other way that they lock the front entrance door at night and you have to ring the doorbell to be let in. Minority things, but a little annoying anyway. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and would have no problem staying there again.

Apparently not what it used to be. The property has been on the market for some two years and they…read moreseem to have stopped doing maintenance while they try to sell it. Pros: good location, good staff, free happy hour each night with snacks and wine. Cons: stained and discolored carpet and bath tile. Very limited options for breakfast. No fruit at all. Waffle machine seems to burn on the outside and stay raw on the inside.

The staff there is absolutely amazing . Sometimes you go to hotels and the staff is distant, not…read morehere. They were incredibly friendly and kind. My sister who is aging insisted on going downstairs for water and I called so she didn't decide to walk outside. Well, the young lady made sure she came back because seemingly they were chatting so much in such a short time. Thank you ladies for your help and your kindness, it was appreciated.

It's ok! Kind of on the corner of downtown by the convention center and Chinatown, so on the border…read moreof sketchiness if you feel me. Fine during the day but feels a little deserted at night. The front doors are locked 24/7, and they tell you to use your deadbolt if that tells you anything. The room itself was surprisingly fresh and clean, although the walls were on the thin side, I could hear the person next door coughing and flushing. But got it last minute at a low price so a good value.

We had a bit of a rocky start. The first room had a strong smell of bleach, almost unbearable…read moresmell, glass shards on the floor, and a spider, but the staff switched our room and the second room was much better. It also had no carpet, which was a plus. If you're planning to go to any stadiums, this hotel is a great pick! It's about a 30 second walk to the train, which takes you directly to the stadiums in about 10 minutes. No need for a rental car everything else such as food, dessert, coffee, and shopping was all within walking distance. The biggest downside was the elevator situation. Only one elevator was working, so getting between floors took forever. During our stay, the elevator also completely broke while we were on the 10th floor. Overall, the location was definitely the highlight!

A normal hotel but far from upscale. I'm not quite sure what they were going for here. Feels like a…read morehotel in an identity crisis in need of a makeover. Could be good with a few tweaks. While it does have valet service, the crack woman loitering outside the door negates that upscale feeling from the start. Check in is located on the 2nd floor but 2 of the 3 elevators are broken leading to a line of people waiting several minutes to reveal an already full elevator. So I took the stairs. Before I got to my room there was an overfilled waste bin propping open the hallway door. The room had a unique layout and seemed more "techie" than upscale at first. The room was cool - literally - I could not turn off the fan. Options were auto, low and high- no off. There was a little cell phone shelf for charging and a bluetooth mirror. I don't think I've ever seen a bluetooth mirror in an hotel before. The little cell phone shelf is cool but also feels a little redundant in a hotel room when you have better-located charging options by the bed and desk. The "techie" feel fell flat though when turning on the TV. There's no bluetooth to stream content and there isn't even one of those in room hotel internal channels. You turn the TV on and immediately get blasted by old school black and white static from cosmic radiation. The room looked clean and did have plenty of towels. More than I've ever seen in a hotel room before. There is a little shop with self checkout but the self checkout is right up there next to the check in, so I didn't buy anything because its a little embarrassing to be doing work to self check out right less than 1 foot away from the person checking you in. The restaurant seemed mid with much better options within a 5-minute walk outside - and you have to walk fast though to avoid getting accosted.

Great location, nice and quiet, very hip vibe, excellent amenities. Would definitely stay here againread more

This beautiful building is located in the heart of Center City Philly, with quick access to a lot…read moreof attraction points. There is no parking and only quick drop off. There are many diners and shopping nearby, and is bustling at night. The staff was very friendly and informative. There is also a restaurant on site and the food is great.

Beautiful hotel in historic area of Philadelphia. We had a seamless check in experience and were…read moreoffered early check in to a wonderful room. He also offered late check out but we did not need it. They have complimentary waters and coffee in the room. The bell man was very helpful with community recommendations for museums and restaurants. The bathroom had a large bath tub and shower. Lots of nice bath products and robes available. Comfortable beds and a nice turn down service. They have a cute champagne machine downstairs. I did have an issue with bar area as I bought a beverage and showed the bartender the key with my room number on it. He later chased me down in lobby saying I didn't put my room number on the receipt which I thought he already had when I showed him my room key. Kind of unprofessional but chalking it up to just some random confusion. Many beautiful restaurants walking distance from the hotel. We enjoyed our quick overnight stay! Pretty view of clock tower and of the city from our room.

We stayed overnight at this hotel for $2k per night for three days. Felt like we were taking…read moreadvantage of for what we received in return. Has to be one of the worst Ritz -Carlton's in the whole country. Here is what is good... bed and sheets location friendly staff beautiful lobby Here were the issues we had... no coffee machine in room crappy cheap fridge views blocked by hotel outside lights room service delivered ice cold decor was terribly outdated smallest main tv I have seen in a hotel for a long time door slamming was very loud worst tub design I have ever seen in a hotel. you had to get into the tub to run the two faucets and dangerous overall design of the tub getting in and out furniture in room not comfortable You can do way better than this hotel in the great city of Philadelphia. Made mistake not reading yelp review which was 3.5 at the time. We just thought we could always count on this brand. Stay away from this hotel as you will be disappointed especially if you have paid for a suite.

Truly wonderful experience at The Dwight D. The hotel itself has a wonderful atmosphere that feels…read morelike you're in a home - there is an inviting lounge area downstairs (with some amazing tea that I could not stop drinking), a lovely outdoor garden, and a general cozy feeling from it being a boutique hotel. We adored our room with its glorious bathtub, and the overnight oats on the breakfast menu ....the best I've ever had. The location is excellent as well, a short walking distance from soooo many great places. However, I would be remiss if I did not write about Vittoria and Ken and how they ARE the experience of this hotel. They put such a high level of care into each guest's experience, it is genuinely incredible. They go the extra step in every direction you turn. They were kind, supportive, and gracious our entire stay. They have cultivated a beautiful place at The Dwight D. I hope to be so lucky as to return again soon.

This is a total gem in the heart of Philadelphia. Steps from Walnut Street shopping and Rittenhouse…read moreSquare with tons of amazing restaurants. Ken met us right as we pulled up and gave us a parking pass--we were literally in front of the hotel, and as it was a 24-hour Sunday to holiday Monday, our car was parked there for free our entire stay. The room was gorgeous with beautiful decor and art, an incredible comfortable king bed and the bathroom had one of the greatest showers we have ever experienced. Plus the price is incredibly low for what you get, and includes tons of amenities that chain hotels would charge you extra for-- L'Occitane products, fancy spring and bubbly waters, coffee and espresso and much more. And the common areas are just beautiful. Hands down one of the best hotel experiences we have ever had anywhere in the world.

To preface this review I am only giving my thoughts on the private wedding ballroom, bar area,…read morecatering, and hors de oeuvres provided, as they were all unbelievably outstanding. We attended a wedding of a family member here and when I say everything was almost as if it were out of a film or a storybook, I wouldn't be far-off. The room where the ceremony was held was decorated beautifully in a crème colored white with these huge pearls hanging from the ceiling. The drinks were unbelievable and the highlight for me were free flowing French 75's. Made expertly with premium gin, in my case I asked for Sipsmith VJOP which I was blown away by them actually having. But above all what was incredibly impressive was the cocktail and hors de oeuvres hour, which was more like three hours was out-of-control good. With shellfish galore, meats and cheeses, a noodle station, a hand roll sushi station, and people walking around with small bites to try, I had never, at all the many events I have attended over the years, experienced anything quite like it. When dinner arrived, I actually couldn't believe there was still a formal dinner after everything we had already been privy to. Dinner was served extremely late, but I believe that was the choice of the couple and not the venue, and that food was just as outstanding as everything else we tried while there. If you have the opportunity to attend a private event here or experience a premium meal or cocktail hour, DO NOT TURN IT DOWN!

I wanted to like this place more, but it's hard to separate the good and bad…read more The Bellevue Hotel location is, fantastic. Right near City Hall, SEPTA is literally on the corner too. Check-in was meh, the person at the front desk basically just handed me a key, a piece of paper, and told me to use the two elevators to the right. Cool, no other information, and considering there is an AMAZING fitness center you can access as a guest, maybe share that information. Inside the hotel keycard holder was also a free drink up in Pergola (19th floor?) which Pergola is not good at all, you can read that review separately. The room I was in was actually quite nice, it was clean, spacious, the a/c was weird and kept going on and off but the room was kept cool. No real complaints about the room. Parking is insanely expensive, you can go literally 2 blocks away in any direction and find parking for less money, AND if you have a large SUV or truck, it wont fit in their garage anyway. Price point to value seems off for this place. Also, one of the elevators went out in the main lobby for the higher floors, and it was excruciatingly slow to get up and down. What's amusing is my friend stayed two weeks earlier and the SAME elevator went out of service. So clearly this is a problem that needs fixing. There aer other elevator banks, but good luck finding them pending where your room is, and the front desk wont tell you. I hate to admit i'd stay here again, only because of a hotel credit I get with a credit card, that fitness center makes it worthwhile. If access to the fitness center goes away as a guest, I would stay elsewhere.