Club Quarters Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Horrible

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Club Quarters Philadelphia	Average Price: $173 Check Rates

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1628 Chestnut Street

Philadelphia, 19103 View map

3-Star Hotel Rank: 7 of 57
Average review rating: 3.56

OpinionWell Value Index: 7

Traveler reviews analyzed: BedBugRegistry (3) , Expedia (108) , MyTravelGuide (574) , Travelocity (47) , TripAdvisor (424) , YahooTravel (20)

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Construction:	No recent comments about construction were found.
Noise:	Recent comments complained about noise.
Room Smell:	No recent comments about room smell were found.
Parking Fees:	No recent comments about parking fees were found.
Bed Bugs:	No recent comments about bed bugs were found.

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1. There weren't any real problems with the room, and internet access was flawless, but that was beside the point because of the horrible, near constant noise the doors of this hotel made.

"Wanted to like it " Read full review on TripAdvisor 10/31/2011 Vote

2. horrible.

Read full review 9/9/2011 Vote

3. )Small windows, so rooms are dark horrible flouresant lightingCheap linensVending & ice machines are only found on a few floorsRestaurant is very expensive (though there are many options nearby)Maid service didn't happen until late in the afternoonMaids turned off a/c unless you made arrangements with the front desk (made for a really stuffy room)Room quality can really vary.

"Good location but an overated hotel. " Read full review on TripAdvisor 10/12/2010 Vote

4. just simply horrible.

"Recommend to your worst enemies!!! " Read full review on TripAdvisor 11/9/2009 Vote

5. No service, no concierge, no amenities, just a horrible and questionably 'clean' place.

"Recommend to your worst enemies!!! " Read full review on TripAdvisor 11/9/2009 Vote

6. The downside was that my room was small (but big enough for two big bags comfortably) and had a horrible view onto the roof (I should have changed) but mostly that the lobby is on the second floor, which means you have to wait forever for one elevator to the lobby, and wait again for a second elevator to your room.

"Great hotel for a younger traveller " Read full review on Expedia 3/28/2009 Vote

7. The parking was horrible, needed to use a lot that charged per hour.

Read full review on MyTravelGuide 10/29/2008 Vote

8. Please do not stay at this horrible hotel, which should be called a motel.

Read full review on MyTravelGuide 9/26/2007 Vote

9. The room was horrible.

Read full review on MyTravelGuide 9/26/2007 Vote

10. Please do not stay at this horrible hotel, which should be called a motel.

Read full review on MyTravelGuide 9/26/2007 Vote