ホリデイ イン フィラデルフィア エアポート スタジアム エリア(Holiday Inn Philadelphia Arpt-Stadium Area)

The location was close to the stadiums, about a mile and change walk through a neighborhood surrounded by a local park.

The sound insulation was bad, can heard the water pipe, the people in the hallway, and the outside cars. If you are a quite sleeper, don't choice here. Overall the value of the cost is okay. The parking charge is not that reasonable.

Really nice people

The circular Tower configuration was unique and interesting, Staff was helpful and friendly, nice lounge area, breakfast area was also well arranged. Clean and a very nice all around stay.

There used to be a different Holiday Inn Stadium that was within walking distance of the stadium. That was torn down and this former Radison took the name. It’s not within walking distance making it a meh hotel in a city with better options

Very close to the stadiums, that was the plus. Reasonable prices. Breakfast a bit slow. Valet - you mine as well book another night while waiting for your car to arrive. Clientele is sketchy at times. Bar downstairs is convenient, but again, watch out for other guests. Rooms were comfortable, but thin walls (you can hear much...X rated at times). Lobby was decorated for the holiday, which was nice. Would I return? Probably not. Also, shuttle from Airport to hotel is not recommended. Find another way to get there.

Parking is $15 a night. You can self park (we did) or use the valet service for the same price. There seems to be a lot of conflicting information on this, so we were confused, but it all worked out fine. Otherwise we had a lovely stay.

Everything was perfect! Great service overall, friendly staff, and extremely helpful overall! Couldn’t have asked for a more pleasant experience!

Valet disappears for 20 minute stretches. Once found him in lobby chatting with front desk staff, all of whom were oblivious that I was outside. Nicely remodeled but extremely limited bar hours and breakfast options. Charged for cups for coffee in lobby. Really? For what they charge per night, coffee should be free.