Philadelphia Hotel Guide - Bushfire Theater of Performing Arts hotels in Philadelphia, United States of America.

"Clean linens but the carpet felt sticky and the arm chair was dirty. The room provided just the basics. The staff were friendly and helpful. "

"Amazing location, room with balcony and kitchen was such a bonus. The headboard in our room did have some damage but that really is the one con of our stay. Water was hot, gym was nice, and the staff was super helpful, especially mid renovations to the lobby."

"Outlets in room were malfunctioning "

"Very nice hotel and well priced. Spacious suite, clean and neat. The only thing you need to know is that there is a small sign on the kitchen table, easily overlooked, that says that if you want pots and pans and paper towels etc, you need to ask for it at the desk. I missed that sign. The #21 Bus stops on the corner and takes you downtown. Also it’s a short walk to the metro. "

"Clean rooms, excellent staff, great amenities and location. "

"Yes plenty. During the night people was yelling nd breaking glass bottles in the street. "

"We stayed 3 nights at a cost of $797. Generally both the outside and inside of the house seemed impressive. The hosts were friendly. Unfortunately we were quite disappointed in our stay. There appeared to be no heat on in the entire house. We arrived late, after a warm day. That night and the next 36 hours was quite cold. While an electric room heater was available in our room (a strange way to heat), the hallways and shared bathroom on the second floor were very cold! While not as important, the impressive looking features inside upon closer inspection, there were many places when plaster or paint were peeling. Some looked like water leak damage. Also, the house had no other guests on our floor (one arrived the last night). We made the mistake of accidentally booking a room that shared a bathroom. Quite a shock when you’re not expecting that, but when there’s no heat on cold nights and days, it becomes unacceptable. We didn’t asked to be moved but should have. Paying $266 a night in an empty unheated house should have come with an offer to change. We have stayed in numerous B&Bs over the years and this was the worst yet. Honestly, I feel ashamed of myself for not speaking up after the first night. In the end, $220 per night ballooned to $266 with all of the taxes and fees, which is what really pushed the already bad experience into this honest and accurate review."

"This was the worst rooming experience I’ve ever experienced. The room was over 80 degrees hot, but the hotel staff locked the AC, saying that it is still winter and that we are not allowed to touch the AC. Nights were so hot that we could not sleep. I will never be returning to this hotel, nor will I ever recommend this place to anyone."

"Amazing "