Philadelphia Convention Hotels?
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Philadelphia Convention Hotels?
I am planning a work trip to Philadelphia in May 2001--will be attending a convention at the Philadelphia Convention Center.
I have a reservation at the Marriott Courtyard. Is this a nice place? My other choices were the Loews, the Philadelphia Marriot (non-Courtyard), or the Hilton Garden Inn. From the research I've done, the Courtyard seems to be the most interesting place, and on the more-affordable side of things. I would appreciate any constructive input you can offer.
Thanks!
Merlinda
I have a reservation at the Marriott Courtyard. Is this a nice place? My other choices were the Loews, the Philadelphia Marriot (non-Courtyard), or the Hilton Garden Inn. From the research I've done, the Courtyard seems to be the most interesting place, and on the more-affordable side of things. I would appreciate any constructive input you can offer.
Thanks!
Merlinda
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We just got back last week from the marriott courtyard - it is our third time staying there - It is very nice and highly recommend it - the Philadelphia Marriott right across the street is a little more pricey but we have switched to the courtyard the last few times we were down - less money, just as nice. You will be very central to the convention center - right across the street; the Reading Terminal Market a great place to grab a quick bite and just take in the atmosphere and so close to Chinatown try the Imperial Inn excellent
Have a great time Philly is a terrific city.
Have a great time Philly is a terrific city.
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Merlinda: have you ever stayed at a Courtyard? Any Courtyard?
Then you've got a very good idea what this Courtyard is like.
The Convention Center Marriott is OK but nothing outstanding. Good if you get a decent rate, even better if you're not paying. Certainly not the Four Seasons, but very convenient for the conventioneer.
Then you've got a very good idea what this Courtyard is like.
The Convention Center Marriott is OK but nothing outstanding. Good if you get a decent rate, even better if you're not paying. Certainly not the Four Seasons, but very convenient for the conventioneer.
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Jamie, yes, I’ve stayed at other Marriott Courtyards, but always the suburban generic kind— never in one of the historic city center Courtyards. I guess I was really looking more for comparison info between the 3 (Courtyard, Loews, and Marriott).
Thanks to Howard, Joanna, and Jamie for your responses!
I’ll continue to check back if anyone has anything else to add. My trip is still 2 months away, but it is providing me with a “light” at the end of the tunnel—like everyone else, life is very busy these days, and I’m looking forward to getting away...even if it is for a work-related conference!!
Cheers,
Merlinda
Thanks to Howard, Joanna, and Jamie for your responses!
I’ll continue to check back if anyone has anything else to add. My trip is still 2 months away, but it is providing me with a “light” at the end of the tunnel—like everyone else, life is very busy these days, and I’m looking forward to getting away...even if it is for a work-related conference!!
Cheers,
Merlinda