My wife, sister and myself arrived after lunch hour somewhere around 1:20 pm. We were able to order…read moreoff of the dinner menu.

The lamb shank was absolutely delicious! It was tender, flavorful, and cooked perfectly, with the…read moremeat practically falling off the bone. The seasoning was just right and really brought out the natural flavor of the lamb. The portion was generous, and everything came together really well. I would definitely recommend trying the lamb shank if you're looking for something hearty and satisfying. It was easily one of the best dishes I've had here, and I'll definitely be ordering it again the next time I visit.

I enjoyed the hotel. The room was nice. The location was nice. The parking was easy. But my 3 stars…read moreare for housekeeping. Immediately I noticed some hair in the shower. I just used a glass of water and took care of that by splashing water into the shower. Not a big deal and if it was just that I wouldn't have complained. But it got worse after that. The first day they didn't replace towels. They took the used ones but no clean towels were left. I had to call down when I got back to my room at midnight and they had to send a gentleman up with towels. Second night, they left the pillows on the floor and no pillow cases. I had to call down again and the same gentleman brought up a bunch of pillow cases. They also did not pull the fitted sheet all the way over one corner of the bed. The mattress was exposed and that's something I don't want to see in a hotel. So basically I had to remake the bed properly. There was also a coffee cup left in front of a door a couple rooms down. It was there Monday night, Tuesday night and Wednesday as I was leaving. How could housekeeping not notice it? They are obviously not good and are costing this hotel a negative review.

This hotel is dated but the room was spacious and clean. Probably will stay elsewhere next time…read more Attaching a picture of the view from my room.

Decided to stop by on a Saturday early evening. The walking tour was really informative and…read moreinteresting. The owner is very nice and explained Rum distilling very well. There are cozy tables, and you can bring your own food. There is a big screen TV for viewing. Nice place to visit.

Very cool distillery with a laid back vibe. Good selection of varieties of rums. My favorite was…read morethe barrel aged rum which was smooth and buttery. As a drink I had the hot chocolate with their house made cinnamon rum which hit the spot on a snowy day. They had a cute sitting area and friendly staff.

After my 8.5 hr flight from Amsterdam, I had a 3-hour layover in Philly, and another 5.5hr flight…read morewaiting for me to get back home to Vegas. I was beyond tired and just wanted to take a nap and stretch out my legs. I have used Minute Suites in both Dallas & Atlanta, so I knew what to expect. Ashley greeted me and quickly checked me in. She was very friendly, welcoming and told me to let her know if I needed anything during my stay. My room was quiet, clean and comfortable. Minute Suites are located inside the terminals and offer one-hour suite rentals. You can adjust your time as needed, but you still pay by the hour. All Minute Suite locations have different amenities. Some have blankets, pillows, refrigerated drinks and snacks in the rooms; while other locations have only the basics (daybed, tv, desk, chair, white noise, coat hangers). Some even offer showers at an additional surcharge. Sadly, I was unable to fall asleep due to the time difference and nerves about missing my connection flight home. But I did fully enjoy two hours of peace & quiet, and the ability to lay down and stretch out my legs. I recommend this Minute Suites if you have time between connections and want to get away from all of the noise, hustle and bustle that comes along with waiting at the gate. I'll definitely visit this Minute Suites again the next time I find myself in Philadelphia Recommended!

While the "airport pod" is a good concept, Minute Suites fails to deliver comfort and service…read morelevels capable of justifying their high pricing. For $65/hr. here, you get a glorified closet where you can turn the lights off. Unfortunately, everything else is pretty much the same as in the terminal: you lack control of the temperature (there is a thermostat in each suite, but your inputs cause nothing to happen), have to share a bathroom across the corridor with "gen-pop," and can recline on a worn-out, squeaky plastic couch held together by duct tape. I was hoping to get a nap in in here during a 6-hr. layover between a transatlantic and a domestic flight, but couldn't get comfortable in such a ramshackle, bare-minimum-of-effort environment. The sole benefit was perhaps the confirmation of my suspicions that this country is going downhill compared to the shining, ultramodern European airport I departed from! In my view, what would make this price point logical would be hotel-style amenities: the room can be small, but it should have an actual bed (even if just a twin), sheets, a WORKING thermostat, at least one complimentary water (making guests who are already forking over countless Benjamins pay $6 for a 500mL bottle shocked my conscience), and at least one private bathroom for those who've booked the suites. Without these perks, you might as well tough it out among the writhing masses outside.

Ross our server was great however their menu is very limited on the plus size they have full bar…read morewith large screen tvs

Majority of tap handles were out of service and bottled options were unimpressive. They didn't have…read moreany cold glasses and service was very slow. I didn't try the food, but kitchen seemed to be open late. The entire hotel is under construction, so I hope updates are coming soon to this portion too.

I was in this terminal and honestly just needed a place to sit and eat the spicy sausage pretzel I…read morebought from the Philly Pretzel Factory (downstairs from here), while grabbing a drink before my flight, so I walked up the steps from the gate level to here. Checking in was quick and friendly. The staff here was friendly as well. The lounge is typical of the Admiral's Lounges. I got what I needed and enjoyed chilling before my flight a few minutes while enjoying my food.

This was my first time connecting through Philadelphia airport and I was not disappointed. 1st stop…read morethe Admirals Club. This is a small club that seems to be under renovation. We arrived from a morning flight and there was no breakfast as served in the other lounges. They offered 2 different kinds of sub sandwiches with meat and without. They were cold, but they were tasty, so there was no problem there. We didn't stay very long as we had a connecting flight, so we didn't go to the bar. But they did have a temporary bar that served drinks. The lounge is not pretentious, quite relaxing and the bathrooms are clean.

The staff were very friendly. The room was clean. My only complaint is that the staff only…read morerecommended the Four Points hotel restaurant. I found the menu at the Vector to be more creative. The food was very good.

Dear Aloft Philadelphia Airport Team,…read more I am responding regarding my stay reservation for April 17, 2026 through April 20, 2026. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this hotel based on my experience, because my reservation was not honored. We booked this hotel weeks in advance, and when we arrived from the airport around 11:00 PM, we were told the hotel was overbooked and that no room was available for us. This was extremely upsetting and inconvenient, especially that late at night. What made the experience even worse was that we then had to find other accommodations on our own at that hour. Nearly every hotel in the area was fully booked. We had to call seven hotels before finally finding availability at La Quinta, which was not my first, second, or even last choice. After traveling, this created unnecessary stress and frustration. It was also clear that we were not the only guests affected. The front desk employee appeared overwhelmed and frustrated because multiple customers were being told there were no rooms available, even though they had already paid in full. That is unacceptable and reflects very poorly on the hotel's reservation process and customer service experience. Overall, this was a terrible experience. Booking in advance and paying in full should guarantee that a room is available upon arrival. I hope this issue is taken seriously so that other guests do not go through the same situation. Sincerely, James Lewis

Really good food, especially being at an airport. The seasonal salad was absolutely delicious. The…read moreonly complaint is when you add protein - in my case chicken the chicken was cold. I was expecting freshly grilled. Not some chicken that was cooked sometime ago, container and scooped out lastly, the concept of having chargers built into your table, especially being an airport. They are so overused that they are so loose and do not work kind of pointless to have. would be a great addition to a restaurant to attract travelers.

We ordered a burger add cheese with salad and the fish and chips. The burger and salad were good…read more(salad was dry); and the burger add ons nickel and dime things. The fish and chips however were not worth it. The two small pieces of fish were over cooked and the fries were also overcooked but seemed old (like they had been sitting out a while). The vinegar "tartar sauce" had no flavor and just seemed like mayo. The coleslaw was very good and flavorful though. Staff was nice and service was fast and the area has a nice ambiance. But for the price I'd probably think twice.