Spa Hotels in Philadelphia

"The room is modern but a bit small. It is difficult to compare American hotels with Asian hotels where amenities like shaving and toothbrushing needs are also met. No re-usable paper slippers are available in the room as well, not to mention free bottled water. The price is not highly competitive though. One good thing is that extension of my checkout time to 4pm only required me to pay an extra small amount of money which I fully appreciated that."

"📍 **Location, Location, Location!** The hotel's location is absolutely unbeatable! It's just a few minutes' walk to Reading Terminal Market, making it super convenient to grab a Philly cheesesteak or browse fresh produce. Chinatown is also easily within walking distance, so you'll never have to worry about finding great Chinese food. With restaurants, shops, and transport hubs all around, getting around and finding places to eat couldn't be easier. ⚠️ **Check-in Details Were a Letdown** However, for a Marriott brand, the attention to detail in the room was quite lacking. Upon entering, I found there was no drinking water, and the bedsheets had noticeable stains, which immediately brought down the overall experience. While the bathroom facilities were complete, the general maintenance felt a bit subpar and didn't meet the brand standards I expected. ✨ **Overall Impression** If your main priority is easy access to explore central Philadelphia, this location is an excellent choice. But if you have high expectations for room cleanliness and meticulous service, you might be a bit disappointed. It's best suited for travelers who prioritize location above all else and are less sensitive to minor details."

"The Philadelphia Notary Hotel boasts an excellent location, situated right in the city center, making it convenient for all sorts of people. The building is distinctive, the rooms are of moderate size, clean and tidy, and the staff provides excellent service."

"The hotel is located on Queen Street, and the surrounding area isn't great. It feels like it's behind a factory, with two large smokestacks visible from the window. The main issue is the extremely expensive parking; it's not $55 a day, but $60.44, which is even more expensive than downtown Washington D.C. Dining options nearby are inconvenient, and the area doesn't feel very safe."