Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue
About Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue
Only 5 miles from the sites and attractions of downtown Philadelphia, this hotel offers spacious meeting and banquet facilities along with a variety of first-class amenities and services. With nearly 35,000 square-feet of banquet and meeting space, complete with professional catering services, any event at the Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue is sure to be unforgettable. The hotel also features several on-site gourmet dining options as well a state-of-the-art fitness center. Exploring the surrounding area is easy when staying at the City Avenue Hilton. Guests can easily visit the historic center of the city as well as nearby parks, shopping centers and golf courses. License Number(s): 161769
Amenities
- On-site parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- Fitness center
- On-site dining
- Valet parking
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Breakfast available
- Business center
- Express check-in / check-out
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Full kitchen / kitchenette
- In-room refrigerator
- Pool
- Spa / sauna
- Family friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
- Smoke-free property
- Air conditioning
Reviews
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Its not what expcted from Hilton Group overall
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The wifi and television was spotty. I woke to discover there was no running water in the entire hotel. They did a poor job notifying guests. I couldn't reach anyone at the front desk. I had to down to the lobby to be told there was no water. I should get a partial refund.
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AC broken. Slept with the windows open and was still hot. When checking in someone else was complaining of their thermostat not working.
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Clean and comfortable
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Clean room. Restaurant/bar staff was understaffed and slightly rude. Front desk staff assisted bar staff with clearing tables, etc., but she was still rude. Self parking is a block away. Front desk helpful and friendly.
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This property is in disrepair
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At the same time, I was dealing with being cut in line while approaching the desk. I remained calm and never spoke rudely—just requested to speak to someone else (which I am allowed to do). After I explained my perspective, the 2nd man softened and told me a room with a tub would definitely be available in about 45 minutes. I came back about an hour later and got my room. Beforehand, front desk debated on calling housekeeping to confirm it was ready. A 3rd man, Dom said, “Keesha is gona have an attitude but we have more of a right to have an attitude cuz we’ve been waiting.” He then called housekeeping and was told it was ready but also to wait. He said “We are gona assume it’s ready” 1hr later, as I was bathing, two men banged on my door scaring me and demanding to enter due to reports of a flood below Dom told me to request a room change via the app I booked with, but I told him I didn’t have time to do that because I had an event to get to within minutes. I was then told he would change my room but there would be no tub. The new room had no privacy sign, and the hot water faucet did not work. It is a bummer how I was treated.
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Loved it!
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I like that it was near many things and Soho. Although I did not eat in the restaurant, it was a nice option as well as I like the two coffee shop in the hotel. The room was rather small. That was the only part that I would say I would change, but I won’t remove because it was really all that was needed.
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I’d call the hotel just adequate. First the good. Kudos to the valet attendants. The towels were soft and the shower was good once you figured it out. The room appeared clean at first but there was a suspicious substance on the bedside light switch. The bad- there was no door on the bathroom, the bed was lumpy and the pillows were horrible, as if they were filled with floating pieces of foam. No cups or glasses in the room, and maintenance was lacking with gouges in the wallpaper and rips in the curtains and a curtain that would not move to open.
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The parking is not great. You have to pay to park in the hotel lot (valet is an option for the same price), but the hotel lot is far from the actual hotel itself. Parking on the street for free is an option but the parking spaces are very limited as another Hilton hotel is located in the same area and shares the same parking situation. Our mini fridge wasn't cleaned upon check in, little hairs were inside of the fridge. Myself and some friends stayed here on a trip to see a concert which was located near by, the bathroom situation is not ideal for a friend's trip. The door to the bathroom is a sliding door, and from outside of the bathroom you can hear everything going on in the bathroom. The sliding door has fogged glass, which is awkward for a trip with friends. There is no fan in the bathroom. We needed a small light at night incase anyone needed to go to the bathroom and the light from the bathroom was so bright because of the door being a slider and not fully shutting & the fogged glass which made it hard to sleep. We had a room with double beds and two adults had to share, it was a very small bed for two people.
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Room 900 had a high whistling sound happening every few minutes and lasting from a few seconds to continuously. We paid $75 to park a block away. No vending machines. Paid $10 for a small bag of chips and a coke in the lobby. No breakfast provided. No microwave in the room. No drinking glasses in the room. No note pad and pen. One small waste basket located in the bathroom. Not worth the price.
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Carpet was stained in our room. We arrived an hour after check in time to be told a room wasnt ready for us.
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Super comfortable with family
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The hotel is tired and worn. Updates are needed on all bathrooms, flooring, walls and lighting. My room was no thoroughly cleaned and food, makeup and other items were splattered on walls and wood work. Amenities were watered down, 2- tissues, zero bottles of water which I paid a required fee for, and only 1 paper cup! I will not me staying here again.
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Good
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I’m not sure housekeeping knew my room was occupied. The trash was not emptied on any day of my visit. By day four, dinner from day one was rancid. My linens were never changed - not once - given I was not feeling well - that wasn’t cool - bc having the cold sweats at night meant the sheets needed to be changed. My dirty towels were never picked up and fresh ones only appeared bc the security person who had to be called to let me into my room was kind enough to bring me some at midnight. I stopped at the store and bought toilet tissue bc I was afraid of running out - bc my stomach was upset - I couldn’t count on the hotel for even that minimal level of service. The night staff did come up with a comb on day 3 - after my second request. TBH - the night staff were great, sympathetic and helpful. The day staff - I don’t know what went wrong. I have done 100 nights in hotels this past year in seven countries. This was the worst four nights. The hotel offered to comp the nights or give me points. The GM was supposed to contact me. Still waiting waiting. A hotel stay should not be a country western song.
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Room had a musky smell like it was an old cigarette room. Key cards wouldn't work, needed to go back down. Lots of peoples rooms weren't ready at 4 (mine was) but my colleagues had issues. Overpriced bar.
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Great lodging experience! The location was convenient to the interstate and my room was clean!
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What's nearby
- Philadelphia Museum of Art 3.3 mi
- Drexel University 3.7 mi
- The Wharton School 3.7 mi
- Temple University 3.7 mi
- University of Pennsylvania 3.9 mi
- ENIAC 3.9 mi
- Pennsylvania Convention Center 4.5 mi