Philly Hotel Help
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Philly Hotel Help
Heading to Philly july 8 & 9 with 2 11 yr. old boys. Want to see sights, take in ball game.
Never been to Philly. Need help picking hotel, possibly one that offers suites,(but not requirement) in convenient location to tourist attractions but won't break us either (less than $200/night).
Suggestions??????? THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!
Never been to Philly. Need help picking hotel, possibly one that offers suites,(but not requirement) in convenient location to tourist attractions but won't break us either (less than $200/night).
Suggestions??????? THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!
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I'm not sure if this meets all of your requirements, but it's worth a look: the Sheraton Society Hill.
For one thing, it's where the visiting teams stay when they play in Philly, so your boys may be able to pick up an autograph or two.
It's convenient to the historical areas and to the waterfront district, and a short drive to the ballpark.
You'll have to check with them as far as price and availability of suites.
For one thing, it's where the visiting teams stay when they play in Philly, so your boys may be able to pick up an autograph or two.
It's convenient to the historical areas and to the waterfront district, and a short drive to the ballpark.
You'll have to check with them as far as price and availability of suites.
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Check out quikbook.com, on your dates the Sofitel and Omni are available for $149 and the Loews @ $110. The Omni is right smack in the middle of the Historic district, while the Sofitel is in the Rittenhouse Square area. The Loews is in-between the 2 areas. You won't go wrong with any of the 3 for the prices quoted.
If you stay at the Sheraton Society Hill, make sure you ask for an exterior view, the arium views are dreary. Although the location is good, we didn't care for the hotel.
If you stay at the Sheraton Society Hill, make sure you ask for an exterior view, the arium views are dreary. Although the location is good, we didn't care for the hotel.
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Sandy,
Check out the Embassy Suites at 18th and The Parkway. It is convenient to Center City and the Art Museum area, as well as within walking distance to public transportation. www.embassysuitesdowntown.com
Check out the Embassy Suites at 18th and The Parkway. It is convenient to Center City and the Art Museum area, as well as within walking distance to public transportation. www.embassysuitesdowntown.com
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Not familiar with the Clarion, but I believe it is on Race Street, which is north of the Convention Center and not the most central area. The Omni is right in the middle of Constitution Park and in walking distance of the main tourist attractions. Having said that, our favorite area is Rittenhouse Square, but with children, I think Constitution Park is the best area.
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I recently stayed in Philly in a good business class,three star hotel for $50 a night by booking through hotwire. I would definitely reccomend it if you're not overly picky about exactly where the hotel is. If you're driving, it doesn't matter much. Philly is not a huge city with tons of traffic where that should be a concern. Also, make sure to check out the hotel's parking fees - they can sometimes be a little steep, but if you look, you may find street parking closeby. Enjoy Philly!
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Don't go to Genos for a cheesesteak, its not near anything else you want to see. Go to Jim's steaks on south street, cool shops and the kids will like it there (walking distance from historic area). Next time visit during basketball, hockey or football season, baseball is not working out right now.



