Philadelphia hotels in Northwest Philadelphia

Pros: Check in was super easy. Room. Was excellent - bed was great. Suite was roomy

Cons: No. Everything was great

Pros: Great location, parking, and staff. Very unique ambiance. Many options for complimentary breakfast.

Cons: No

Pros: This is a very historic hotel locating in a prime area. I loved the location and look and feel of the hotel.

Cons: The walls are a little too thin, but the hotel does not have heavily trafficked areas as do regular hotels.

Pros: Continental breakfast buffet included. Free parking, free WiFi, great neighborhood, great dining choices,great staff. A very different way to experience Philly.

Pros: Excellent location, very clean

Cons: Smaller rooms

Pros: The beds were super comfortable and parking was very convenient.

Pros: We were pleasantly surprised by the adorable town, hotel and staff, ESPECIALLY our breakfast server Ira, he set an amazing tone for our day, told us all the local places to go and was just super friendly. Total bonus feature was the market out back and the grill attached to the hotel..yummy!!!

Cons: Having to leave.

Pros: Such a well kept, quaint, tasteful hotel, quiet and right in the middle of Chestnut Hill, with lots of restaurants and shops close, including a food hall right next door, and just a short walk to the regional Philly train line. Friendly staff, very clean rooms with attention to detail and style, interesting common spaces with books, boardgames, and a computer. Complimentary basic breakfast included, and restaurant attached. Have stayed here multiple times to visit family and will continue to do so. Thanks!

Cons: Parking in back is shared with the food hall, so at peak hours it can be almost impossible to find a spot. Rideshare is a good option for this area, buses are frequent, and the train to city center is walkable. Had a car last time but opted for no car this time, didn't miss it.

Cons: Romantic great restaurant and jazz club. Will be back!

Pros: The staff in the breakfast room were so friendly and accommodating! He was a true gem and accent to the hotel!!! I don’t know his name anymore but he was a great guy!

Cons: The pillows were too soft and My head just sunk to the mattress

Pros: The location, the history, the ambiance.

Cons: Nothing.

Pros: Staff was exceptionally friendly and pleasant. The hotel is very attractive and well maintained and the location is nice - very cute main street of a nice town with plenty of restaurants and shopping and easy access to hiking and a range of other activities, as well as to downtown Philly.

Cons: Our room was very attractive and comfortable but quite small. The breakfast was a decent quality continental breakfast but didn't particularly exceed expectations - very similar to what you might get in a chain hotel but with real table settings instead of paper and plastic...

Pros: The helpfulness of the owner in helping us with suggested activities and shortcuts. She knew great places to see and where to eat. We did what she said and it turned out great. We had not.been to the Philadelphia area before. Her breakfast fare is ample with fresh fruits and special breads and cereals. She does a great job. Ultra close and convenient location next to trains.

Cons: No significant deficiencies. Gang bathroom, but everyone is friendly and it works just fine.

Cons: My parents came out to Philadelphia with me to help me find a place to live. The Burbridge St. B&B had a room available for 3 people and served breakfast for a decent price. It seemed like a great deal. However, the price for the room was not worth the emotional stress, uncleanliness of the house, moldy breakfast, and overall unpleasantness of Ms. Hague. Here are my grievances: 1. A cat roams the premises. - It is only mentioned in the Information section of her website that she has a cat that roams the premise, and the text is buried. So, if you are allergic to cats, DO NOT stay here. When she led us to our room, the cat followed and jumped on to our bed. There was cat hair on our bed, floor and towels. 2. The parlor room advertises enough room for 3 people. However, the double bed is not big enough for 2 people. - The room plus the cot should have been advertised as enough room for 2 people, not 3. I ended up sleeping on the love seat in the room my entire stay. 3. Breakfast was moldy. - We were served moldy cantaloupe, blackberries, raspberries and blueberries. The cherries were "hairy" with mold. The milk was chunky. The bread was previously frozen and looked a few years old. 4. She speaks unkindly of past guests - She told us stories about guests who were "fat whales" and "obsese-350-pound teenagers." 5. She scolded and embarrassed guests in front of other guests. 6. She accused me of breaking her chair and wanted to charge me $75 to repair it - Weighing 130 lbs., I was sitting in her antique dining chair, which broke off a piece of wood and showed a crack between the spindle and back of the chair. She asked me if it was broke and cussed at me with the F-bomb. She then scolded me in front of guests and demanded me pay $75 to repair it. I told her no, to which she told me to “get out of her house” and to “join the list of thieves.” 7. You share a bathroom with her and other guests. Needless to say, my stay at the Burbridge St. B&B was not a comfortable and restful one. The trip was already stressful due to looking for a home in a new city, but Ms. Hague’s unkind treatment and poor hospitality towards me and my family only added more stress to our trip. She is not a kind woman, and I do not recommend this place to even my worst enemy. The Burbridge St. B&B is dirty, cluttered, unsanitary, and unwelcoming. Do not spend your money or your time at this place. You will be disappointed.