I love the location, the room is laid out very well. The lights by the bed and desk area are good too. I also like the little seating area. I like the little line of hooks, although they are a bit high if you are short.

I would like a bit better lighting, especially a bright overhead. I just think Hyatt need to invest in better mattresses, It just feels too springy...would love a firmer pillow top mattress. The bathroom hooks by the shower make no sense,,,they should have been on the wall by the shower as you open the door. The side they are on is opposite from the door, so you are soaking wet and you need to open the shower door step around the door and reach for a towel...doesn't make sense, unless you change the shower door to open on the other side or just add one hook so you can grab your towel without freezing and getting everything wet! Not functional at all.

We’ve always liked the rooms, the bathrooms, and the views at this hotel. We recently tried the breakfast and found it much improved from the previous poor reviews. The dining room is comfortable and stylish, the staff is very friendly and efficient, and the menu choices are varied and interesting. My wife and I ate light—poached eggs and toast, a yogurt parfait, and coffees—but if we’d been hungrier the breakfast buffet looked very good. It was fully stocked with a lot of choices, several of them entrees from the a la carte menu.

Security could be tighter in the entrance vestibule, which is on the ground floor, one floor below reception.

Modern hotel in a central location.

No restaurant. There was an event on in the bar the evening we arrived and we could not order snacks to eat in the bar, The second evening the bar closed at 21.45! Housekeeping was good, however, why is it that hotels (including this one) insist on tidying towels that have been explicitly left on the rack for reuse. By tidying them it becomes unclear as to which towel belongs to which guest which makes them unusable! Please rethink / allocate different coloured towels to each resident

A pleasant surprise in the center of Philadelphia, just a two-minute walk from Rittenhouse Square. The room was cozy and had nice decor, and the parquet floor gave a pleasant atmosphere to the room. The room size was good for a hotel in the heart of the city, with a very comfortable king-size bed and excellent pillows, a very good desk for the laptop to work, and the WiFi speed was perfect. Nice and clean shower room; the toilet was in a separate room. My room was on the 13th floor with a nice view of the south of the city. Excellent fitness center equipped with Threedmils, Ellipticals, and bicycles room service every day, unless you are asking to skip it the staff at the front desk were very friendly and helpful

I couldn't watch TV channels on the monitors of Treadmills and elliptical trainers in the fitness center.

The location of this hotel was ideal for my needs. It's in a nice area of the city. Everything was within walking distance. The staff was quite helpful and accomodating

There is a parking garage within the same building as the hotel. I looked forward to the convenience of parking in this garage. However, I was informed that I would not be able to park there since my vehicle was too large. A regular pickup truck. Not a monster truck. No modifications to the truck. I was surprised and kind of disappointed. I had to drive around and find another facility that could accommodate my vehicle. That's it, though. Not a big deal to me.

Location, overall quality and courteous staff

The bell and front desk staffs when told I had a business emergency and needed business center services, only said they could print something for me but could offer no other assistance. I ended up walking around town for quite some time before I found that the FedEx across the street from the hotel had the services I needed. The staff should know that,

1st time to Philly, easy walking to everything we wanted to see. Staff was fabulous, Tyreek(sp?) bellman? can’t say enough, polite, big smile, friendly, and had us all the way! Great service and friendliness from all we encountered, valet included

BEING WOKEN UP BY DUMPSTERS BEING EMPTIEd 1st night/morning 440 and 610am, 2nd 410 and 540(?) Also, had to put liners in the trash cans ourselves, no biggie-but, also coffee cups ware way to big to fit thee maker supplied. We will not stay again due to the dumpster noise and we cannot recommend staying here due to that. For an average of $362 a night with parking we can find equal or better.

Wonderful interiors, really nailed the look. Centrally located near Rittenhouse Square and easily accessible by transit. Only a ~20 minute walk from the train station, making this a quite attractive spot to day trip to NYC or DC at less cost than getting a hotel in either of those cities.

Sound insulation was good between floors - the exposed concrete ceiling lets you know that. The walls however are very thin. During the day I could hear folks in the next room having a conversation at a normal tone. Thankfully things were quiet in neighboring rooms by evening and night but just how well sound carried surprised me.

The entire place looks quite modern (I think they even had USB-C charging plugs on the wall). The fitness center was quite usable though still limited in variety.

No microwave in the room, and the bed frame protrudes to the side to the extent that we bumped our legs against it several times (you can get used to it though). The breakfast system was a little hard to understand. If you book with breakfast, you basically get a fixed budget per day to use in the restaurant on the 2nd floor. Also no coin laundry in the hotel, but there is one nearby.

Well located, a block away from Rittenhouse sq Greek restaurant below is superb

Windows don’t open at all. Bathroom separated in WC on one side and shower on another. U confortable to go to WC while your partner is on the bed. Shower area had no door separating it from room, so when I showered very early my wife awakened