Hi fellow Fodorites, I'm already booked at this hotel but still interested to hear of any experiences of it, both good and bad. Also looking for recommendations for restaurants in the vicinity. Thanks!!
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Is this the one in Old City, the historic district? Or did you book the Holiday Inn Express?
The Historic district location is very good, and plenty of restaurants nearby. What's your budget and what type of cuisine are you looking for?
Hi yk - the historic district one. Open to all types of cuisine. Don't really have a budget, just think we'll have whatever we're in the mood (and dressed) for. At least one good/expensive dinner is planned for Philadelphia
We are there for four days.
Check out these websites for great info about the city, restaurants, events, etc.
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www.gophila.com
www.philadelphiausa.travel
www.funphilly.com
Check out the 100 Best Things to Eat in Philadelphia thread. Lots of great suggestions from the locals
http://www.fodors.com/community/united-states/and-nowthe-100-best-things-to-eat-in-philadelphia.cfm
Thanks for the great suggestions yk and schmerl - much appreciated
There are a number of restaurants -- all cuisines -- that allow you to bring your own wine. Staff at the hotel -- and I agree that the Holiday Inn in the historic district is excellent -- can advise you of their favorites.
And another site for events in Philadelphia--
http://www.phillyfunguide.com/
Thanks Ackislander & kmbp
Italophile - Really liked the following last weekend:
Capogiro for outstanding gelato
www.capogirogelato.com
Naked Chocolate Cafe - European hot chocolate, etc.
Tinto - wonderful Basque tapas dinner
www.tintorestaurant.com
Fork
www.forkrestaurant.com
Sabrina's Cafe - breakfast and lunch
two locations 910 Christian St/1804 Callowhill St
All recommended to me right here on Fodor's!
Thanks Centralparkgirl - will definitely note those down