About The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia
The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia is housed within the walls of a magnificent neoclassical bank building that dates back to 1908. The past is perfectly preserved with inspirations from this classic architecture seen in the luxury hotel rooms, grand meeting spaces and an elegant 30th floor Club Lounge. Guests enjoy an elevated experience that celebrates local culinary and community inspirations with unparalleled personalized services.
Negative Reviews
negative:
Lobbying for something better
On arrival, everything looks great-but don't get too excited! It's fair to say that the room views 'out' to City Hall and the skyline are superior to the views 'in', where things are pretty average. Rooms are dated and need urgent attention. So, after entering the enormously impressive lobby, everything goes downhill from that point.
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Dire dining costs will result in just desserts
The restaurant is OK but priced for the business expense account. Fortunately the hotel is in a fabulous downtown location, so they aren't short of competition. Try the Rittenhouse Square restaurants .. and savor the price difference.
negative:
Small complaints.
Obviously dictated by the history of the building; rooms are 'very' small with a temperamental air con set up. Bathrooms, too, are tiny in the extreme. All in all, the tiny aspects of many of the rooms facilities are not matched by the tariff!