Hotels near Casmar Cafe, Conshohocken

First thing you need to know is that the SEPTA line runs right in front of this hotel complete with two road crossings at either end of the property. So be prepared for late night and early morning train horns as they roll by all day, every day. Secondly, for a hotel that was recently renovated, our room was in need of repairs. There was only 1 sliding door on the closet and it wouldn't slide completely from one end to the other. It got stuck on the left side which hindered access to the iron and ironing board. They do not clean the rooms every day, but every 3 days. The problem is that for an all suite hotel that has full kitchens in each room, the trash piles up after a day or so. We had to buy garbage bags to handle the trash that wouldn't fit in the way too small trash bins. The free breakfast was about what you would expect. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Next time we are in the area, we will stay elsewhere.

Overall this is a good hotel that I continue to come to when visiting family in Philadelphia. The staff is phenomenal, the hotel is generally very clean upon check-in and it's pretty convenient to most parts of the city. My biggest issue every time I stay is housekeeping. Although I take my tag off the door, I leave it at a good time , and see them on the floor, my room is never cleaned unless I actually stop at the front desk and request on my way out. He started leaving cards under your door to let you know they stop by unfortunately they slip the card under your door after you've already left your room. So essentially I leave the room no one has come by my tags off the door and when I come back as a card under my door. They did this twice during my last day and I had to complain at the front desk. I have stayed there for longer than five days and still only have my room clean one time and that was of course on request. Although the hotel has returned to normal operations this is what is lacking. Again the front desk staff are great, my check in the room is usually clean, and when I request things I've gotten them pretty quickly. I will continue to stay when I am in Philadelphia but I wish they would do something about housekeeping..

Close proximity to Philly. Very friendly staff, check in was smooth. Very large pool which is perfect for the kids. Starbucks next door was nice. Breakfast (free) was okay, not great, but hey it was free. Bright and large lobby that was clean. Large suite room that provided plenty of room for 3. Bathroom was small, but got the job done. No door between bedroom and suite area. Overall good stay.

Very nice hotel. King room was spacious and clean. The room had a mini fridge, microwave and coffee maker. AC not too loud. Bed and pillows were comfortable. I would give it 5 stars but for a couple of ridiculous issues. 1: there were no cups in the bathroom or with the ice bucket. 2. The sliding shower doors only opened from one end so you had to stand fully in the shower to turn on the taps resulting in being fully deluged in ice cold water until warm water reached the room. 3. I was charged with a small fee for “parking lot maintenance” that was never explained or approved to be added to my credit card. When I called about it, the hotel refunded that fee, but I thought it was quite underhanded to not inform me before charging it.

We’ve had a wonderful stay at this hotel and would really recommend it! The beds are comfy, the breakfast is great and the staff are wonderful!

All the high-end hotels in Philadelphia are concentrated around here, right? Location: The location is definitely not to mention, it is located in the city center, right outside the city hall and other internet celebrity check-in points. parking: There is a valet parking service, but it is very expensive. bed: The bed was really too soft and it was hard to sleep. Room facilities: In addition, when I ordered it, there was a bathtub in the picture, so I ordered it because I could take a bath, but it didn't happen at all. Value for money: In terms of value for money, I think apart from the excellent location, everything else is not worth it.

We stayed at this hotel during November 2020 for 2.5 weeks, height of covid, BUT our first opportunity to see our first grandson and prepare Thanksgiving for our son and his family. The staff was wonderful, working out a system of periodic room access for bed linens and cleaning. AND leaving 4-5 days of coffee and fresh towels. We just spent mid-August to the second weekend in September in the now renovated Courtyard. This time helping our son and his wife with an arriving soon grandchild. ONCE again, the staff got us into the same suite on the 3rd floor, and management and housekeeping took great care of us the whole time. Bed linen changes every 2-3 days at our request. Fresh towels to last days. Regular coffee in abundance for the room. My wife ran down and bought breakfast sandwiches or cereal to go most morning. Twice a week we had to drive our daughter-in-law into CHOP for tests and monitoring so no breakfast. We were coming and going at weird hours but always greeted with a smile and a warm welcome. Special thanks to Kim the daytime operations supervisor and to the GM Roger M. YOU have great people working for you and we will be back before the end of 2022.

When lost our family home due to a house fire I made the mistake of trusting this hotel for a local extended stay. Two teenage daughters a wife and I all starting over with nothing but the clothes on our backs chose the Hilton brand in our time of despair. A brand I choose over 200 nights a year for work and a brand we chose for a family trip to Mexico in November of 2022. I booked the first 10 days on my Hilton app. myself thinking “I’m not just going to any hotel…I’m booking with Hilton” I had to undergo foot surgery for an injury sustained in the house fire and this hotel fails on accessibility. Early in the 21 day stay the renovations/issues were somewhat tolerable as it was obvious that the hotel is undergoing a renovation. But shortly lack of parking security lighting, broken ice machines, broken elevators and only offering laundry only on the 5th floor made this stay very frustrating and challenging on crutches. By the end of the 3rd week we began to achieve some rhythm of “normal” life as the kids were back in school my wife and I were each on track to complete a full week of work. But all that changed as I was locked out of the room today at noon only to find that my family and the handful of items we had replaced in the past three weeks were all expected depart the room ASAP. I believed the reservation to be 11 days away on June 1st when we move into our rental house. “Nope… the temp housing agency never sent the right paperwork and we sold the room” was the response I got at the front desk. Unbelievable I thought as I had to cart 10 loads of stuff with a broken foot up two flights with sporadic elevator availability because of incorrect paperwork! Youngest daughter and wife both raced back hotel having left work and school early. As soon as we can get in competitor’s extended stay we are done with Hilton entirely. I am angry that I supported this brand at the highest level for decades and it has let me down in such epic fashion in my family’s greatest time of need. Staff were cold and rude as they offered shallow apologies but no help or solutions. The clearly incompetent General Manager actually required I hobble the 200 yards back to the room on crutches to get a form of payment before he would give us the new room keys for the 2 new rooms we were bumped to from our previous 2 bedroom suite. Upon my return he told me they had sorted out payment with insurance/agency. Unless you have lived through the loss of everything in a house fire it is difficult to explain how challenging every day life can become after a fire. We have now been further displaced and divided by this hotel’s thoughtless leadership.