Well-placed in the heart – ideal for Liberty Bell viewing and Avenue of the Arts strolling.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Super-mellow style and mega-comfy beds.

School's in session year-round with the A-plus menu at University Grille and passing-with-flying-colors drinks at the Lounge.

Newly opened digs on the edge of campus, steps from the SEPTA station.

Easy access to the Pennsylvania Turnpike, I-95 and Route 1, so you can road trip on or head downtown.

Breakfast is free, and so is the coffee and tea.

Onsite dining means a stellar meal is always at your doorstep. The perks of being a homebody.

Simple rooms don’t sacrifice style, they just make it look easy.

WiFi and workspace set you up for success.

Remember the days before WiFi? Yeah, those sucked. Thankfully, you won’t have to relive them here – they’ve got it and it’s free.

Stylish onsite resto and beer garden reallllly wants to hang out with you. Don’t make it beg.

All rooms are equipped with mini refrigerators, microwaves and (probably most importantly) coffeemakers.

In the heart of the French Quarter and just a block from Rittenhouse Square.

Newly opened (2021) in a red brick building with an urban-chic vibe, seasonal flower boxes out front and Bee Kind bath amenities.

Ideal location just a 1-min stroll from the 33rd St. trolley station, and 6 from Drexel Univ and Univ of Pennsylvania.

Center City digs near theaters and Antique Row, with an inviting, old-world vibe. (Think stained glass, oak moldings, marble floors.)

Well-placed in the heart – ideal for Liberty Bell viewing and Avenue of the Arts strolling.

Boasts cool perks like a bank-vault-turned-gym, vibe-y W XYZ bar & a hangout-worthy lounge.

History buffs, look no further. This place puts you right in the heart of the birth-of-the-nation action.

Rooms are modern and comfortable, with windows that actually open. Fresh air in a large hotel's guestrooms? Believe it.

Nothing like swimming among the skyscrapers in a rooftop pool.

White walls and wood floors offer a gallery-esque backdrop for bold silhouettes, pops of color, and the occasional print or stripe.

Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, the Betsy Ross House: the founding of America, all nearby.