Top Hotels Near Please Touch Museum in Philadelphia from NZ$189

"it took a long time for the water to get hot. It was very chilly in the morning and we couldn’t even turn the heat up so we were very cold in the room."

"As a family of four we look for comfort in a room with space. This room was a good size, room for luggage and humans. The bathroom floor stayed wet and we had to use several towels to mop it up. Great location. "

"Great stay. Room was nice. Loved the water and coffee area. Staff was great. Location is great as well! Close to a lot of things. The only thing I was a little disappointed in was we had to leave a day early due to an emergency at home. I wasn’t sure if we’d be able to get any money refunded but I asked the front desk at check out and he said if I contacted Expedia and let them know, he was sure we could get something back. But when I contacted Expedia, they said they called the hotel but the hotel said no they couldn’t do anything. Just a little frustrating."

"Nice stay here thanks. The only drawback was no TV in bedroom. "

"The surrounding road condition were challenging. The entire experience was average, due to season I didn't get opportunity to utilize the rooftop. "

"Complicated check in . Over 15 bags of trash on the porch that stayed there my entire stay. FILTHY BEDDING . FILTHY CURTAINS. NEVER AGAIN . And there was a room in the building full of teenage kids “hanging out” "

"Very friendly, thoughtful host, clean nicely decorated room. But know that this is not a hotel, it is a room in the owner’s house. It’s located in a residential neighborhood in West Philly with on-street parking, about a 20 minute drive from downtown. A TV and a way to make coffee/tea in the room would have been nice additions."

"Great staff"

"The things that were awesome about this Vrbo rental include awesome water pressure (and ample HOT WATER) in the shower, comfortable beds with extra blankets available if needed, plenty of towels, roomy bedrooms (space for luggage!), and an updated and adequately stocked kitchen. The house is … historical? I loved the wood floors and the interesting architecture of the older home. The host communicated well and often.Two aspects of our experience form the reason for giving only 3 stars when so many things about the house were positive. First is the furniture in the gathering spaces (living room/dining area). There was only one large piece of furniture for seating in the living room. I suppose it could fit 4 bodies if we were all lined up, but it would be weird, and not conducive to conversation. The stools at the dining table were okay for quick meals, but they were essentially the only group seating options, and they were a bit stiff and uncomfortable after any length of time. So, adding more furniture so guests can hang out together comfortably would easily turn this into a 5-star experience!The other issue we encountered was relatively minor, and very likely a one-off kind of thing. We could not get the electronic door lock to work. I believe the host said there was a recent software update or something like that. There was a contingency plan already in place - a lock box on the door containing a house key.I appreciated free parking (it’s residential)."