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"The Witherspoon sonder was in an ideal location for enjoying the city center of Philadelphia. We walked to everything. There were many excellent restaurants and bars close by. The room itself was great for our party of three with a separate bedroom and a functional kitchen. Everything was clean, comfortable and in working order. We love the sonder concept which gives you access to the building and luggage lockers before check in and after check out. Highly recommend!"

"We had a wedding there and we stayed there for one night. The room was clean "

"I really loved my stay at The Windsor Suites in Philadelphia. The staff were super friendly and welcoming from the moment we arrived. The whole place was spotless, and our room was way bigger than we expected seriously great value for what we paid. The vibe throughout the hotel felt great too relaxed but professional. The location was perfect. Everything we wanted to do was within walking distance, so we barely had to use the car the entire trip. The only downside was the air conditioning system. It seems like it’s a two-way system that only blows hot or cold depending on the outside temperature, so since it was a bit colder out, it only blew warm air. We like the room cooler, so we had to crack the window open to sleep comfortably the first night. Other than that, everything was amazing. Beautiful room, great location, awesome staff, and overall an excellent stay. Would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Philly!"

"Great check in and wonderful room"

"CQ is a super nice hotel! The staff are great! The hotel is super clean! Great location…"

"It has an old world charm that you just do not find anymore. "

"The Home2 Suites was ideally located in Central Philadelphia, within walking distance of many attractions. "

"Stayed many times. I’ll be back!!"

"Welcoming staff was not welcoming nor were there managers at the desk at all times for questions or needs. There were no smiles. They seemed to be doing us a favor to register us."