Hotels in Philadelphia

Eight-story granite hotel with a central location on Logan Square—the city's cultural heart—plus the best spa in town.

Housed in an 1856 English country mansion, the Hamanassett B&B is owned and operated by Civil War reenactors.

The red-glowing PSFS sign—which stands for Philadelphia Savings Fund Society—is a Philly icon and sits atop the city's first skyscraper, which re-open

Marble-clad hotel near Philly’s historic sites, including the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. 

The entrance to this stately 299-room property is marked by 6 towering Ionic columns. 

A four-story brick building on a quiet, cobblestone street, the 364-room Sheraton Society Hill is located in one of Philadelphia's most historic areas

Prestigious address on Rittenhouse Square, unbeatable service, and 98 large rooms (starting at 450 square feet). Public spaces display paintings by Ma

Set in the former stock exchange building, now retrofitted with streamlined rooms and an intimate brasserie.

Set in tony Society Hill (a 10-minute taxi ride away), the hotel features period furniture in a circa-1769 row house across from Independence Hall.