I stayed here over the weekend for a wedding I had nearby. I was pleasantly surprised at the…read morequality of the rooms and service. The hotel reminded me of a Hampton Inn or a nicer chain hotel. Our room (304) was spacious and clean as was the bathroom. We parked across the street at the municipal lot for $5.00 a night, which is definitely the way to go. Breakfast is complimentary each morning and goes until 10am. They have bagels, muffins, yogurt, cereal, waffles, and Jimmy Dean's breakfast sandwiches. It's definitely a nice touch and a way to save money.

The hotel is good and the staff is nice. They offer a complimentary breakfast onsite and they have…read morea bar as well. There is also some parking in the back of the hotel. The rooms are very spacious and have a nice size TV and desk plus a fridge. So you can definitely get some work done in your room. They also have a full size ironing board as well as an iron for you to use. The bathroom is a good size as well. Overall the hotel is good it has some wear and tear due to maintenance because it's an older hotel but it is a nice place to stay downtown. They also have a small indoor pool and small gym/workout room. Definitely recommend for a place to stay.

The rooms are dirty, they never have hot water !! Very disappointed with my stay!! Don't stay here…read more!! Also lobby is small and looks outdated ..

We've had worse hotel stays, and we've had better…read more Hot water was in short supply and sleeping was uncomfortable with the a/c shutting off at night. Additionally, for a masonry building, noise from the floor above was disturbing. Otherwise the property is clean and modern but shows signs of neglect including bad bearing noise coming from hallway HVAC and tiles falling off around perimeter walls.

Hotel was very nice. Staff was so friendly and accommodating. Across the street from Independence…read moreHall and a ton of other historical places. Close to great restaurants and shopping. Great location. The only thing this hotel doesn't have is a pool. Not having access to a pool in the summer was disappointing. It's nice to have a pool day, go to the pool for a bit before dinner, or go sit by the pool for a drink before bed. I highly recommend staying at The Kimpton Monaco. It's a great location with a lot an amazing staff.

The Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia is a quality example of what one can expect from a flagship…read moreIHG property. It's conveniently located in Old Town Philadelphia right by Independence National Park. Signer's Park is directly across the street, and the Liberty Bell is next door. It's where you want to be! I came to Philadelphia for a milestone birthday celebration, and the Kimpton's staff made it an incredible experience. Not only was my room decorated, but they were incredibly generous and made my holiday memorable. Roshid was our Concierge and he was incredibly helpful and personable, he made sure every part of our experience was special. I can't say enough about the staff at this Kimpton. Everyone was friendly and helpful! The Red Owl Tavern is the on-site restaurant and it is a good place for breakfast, especially if you are a IHG Rewards member that receives complementary breakfast benefits. Their lunch and dinner options are also nice. There's a positive energy in the place when people are talking and enjoying a meal. The building itself is a historic structure, and has very interesting architecture. However, the interior has been updated with styling that is fresh and hip, just what you would expect from a Kimpton property! The local wildlife also enjoys the building, we were excited to see a hawk uses the building as a perch as it surveys the area. Look out pigeons!

We had 31 family members staying at this hotel for our family reunion, and they absolutely outdid…read morethemselves to make this the BEST REUNION EVER! The suites are fabulous for small party visiting, the kids love the swimming pool, and the entire staff are always so helpful and hospitable. We had a large private dinner one evening and another evening of room service meals, and they were all delicious. Luis and Rufina made delicious omelets for every day of our stay, and they also brought up the banquet chairs very quickly this year so we could play cards. They seem to be everywhere and doing everything. I love that the hotel has the little store downstairs where you can buy all the basics in case you have some little emergency arise. And Cory at the front desk is always a pleasure.

Wow! I am a hotel Snob and this was the perfect hotel for…read moreus. It is by far nicer than any Hilton, Marriott or Hampton I have been too.. Front desk was so helpful. Food In the bar and drinks were Delicious and the biggest and best breakfast dining room Ever....you can even have them Make you an omelette... Also a Yogurt machine with all the toppings We loved Our 2 nigh stay!!

Room was clean and very nice and you can tell the management team put a lot of time and effort into…read morethe rooms theme which made it a lot more fun and exciting. Also, the front desk person was great and very knowledgeable about the hotel which showed professionalism and provided us with great customer service.

I was excited to have a themed room!! Wonderful evening however life happens and I woke up to an…read moreunexpected surprise on my part (woman problems). Understood they'd keep the deposit of $100 but they also charged me an additional $100. Outrageous. This is not the Hilton, these things happen. I called to inquire and EVERYONE WAS RUDE and passed the buck!!! I'll never go back. It wasn't like it was on purpose and I didn't mind paying the $100 to replace sheets but $200 additional yall crazy trash!

Nice stay. Typical Hampton inn. No real major attractions but a simple reliable hotel. Room was…read morenice, breakfast was good for a freebie. All in a perfect stop for a place to rest for the night. Thanks.

My son's hockey team booked this hotel while in town for a tournament, and our experience was very…read moredisappointing. The staff were unaccommodating to our schedule change and rude to several parents. Everyone on the team was charged different rates, ranging from $170 to $229 per night. Upon arrival, there was an overwhelming air freshener scent that seemed to be masking another odor. The carpets had a lingering cigarette smell, the elevators were splattered with some kind of mysterious liquid, and worst of all, our room reeked of mildew. When I mentioned these issues to the staff, the only response I received was, "Sorry it didn't meet your expectations." This hotel is dirty, and staff is rude I would not recommend wasting your money -- especially for teams or group stays.

While the price was more than I remember for a Holiday Inn, this hotel was very nice and…read morecomfortable, with good beds, a spacious room, and the best water pressure I've ever had in a hotel shower.

How disappointing! As a silver elite member, I go out of my way to stay at Holiday Inn Express…read more This hotel at Westchester PA is by far the worst I've stayed at! My schedule dictated that I arrive late. I entered my room and I noticed too things right away...dirty entry floor and a cool breeze. I took a wet tissue to the floor...it obviously was not mopped. But the worst part about this room was the cold breeze. The area around the was not properly sealed off and it was letting in cold air all night (14 degrees) I Took three bath towels and put them around the unit and floor. Then the air conditioning/heat had a loud loud fan and turned on every 15 minutes. I could not sleep. I asked the manager and she said it was typical because the ground floor was always colder than upstairs. She said that when the front door is open, the air cut sucked from the outside into the rooms, Well, if that's the case, it needs to be fixed. I Brought my son here for an important day in his life and had to suffer through the cold and noisy night. Oh, Then when I had breakfast, the decaf coffee was at room temperature. The young lady at the desk did very little to satisfying my issue. Please don't stay here. I may consider changing hotel chains.

First I need to emphasize between what it means to have expectations, and what it means to have…read moreexpectations met. In a hospitality outfit like this with the in-room jacuzzis and libertarian approach to collective usage of the property - something I think enhances its nostalgic charm - there are certain aspects that require either appreciative tolerance or overlooking it entirely. The situation is what it is. We all find ways to adapt. For example in our room, the toilet seal was completely broken for our first 12 hours we were there. I got weirdly familiar with how to fix the toilet. But it did get fixed. I agree with whoever here said strange lighting choices. Very true. And the jets are weak in the jacuzzi but it does get super hot. Ceiling mirrors are what you're there for. I saw Puxatawney Phil in the yard. Breakfast sucks, but I don't eat breakfast anyway. Coffee available all day in the lobby. Worth it! Would go back!

I think this Inn was at one point niche and cute for couples. Sadly, that time has passed…read more I surprised with my fiance with a romantic stay here and I have to say, it wasn't as romantic as I thought. Black mold on the tub, mysterious stains all over the carpet, appliances did not work, that old 80s smell, and torn curtains that surrounded our heart shaped bed. The service was okay but we ultimately decided to leave early and did not stay the night as intended due to the rooms condition. We were not offered a different room and were refused a refund. So ultimately, maybe find another location?

It located off the intersection of US-202 and US-202-BUS. There were plenty of parking spaces…read morearound three sides of the building. The lobby was small but functional. The staff were friendly. The room was kind of outdated. There were no usable hangers. The freezer compartment was packed with ice. The wood board above table and the bathroom mirror had cracks. The side table between two beds had scratches along edge. The vent in bathroom was quite dirty. There was no stopper in the bathtub. The compliment breakfast was way below average.

I rarely write reviews, but this experience was bad enough that I felt compelled to warn future…read moretravelers. I stayed at the Microtel in West Chester, PA for one night while traveling to the PGA Championship. Lodging in the area was limited, and after a long drive we needed a place to stay. In hindsight, I would have gladly paid an extra $100 or more for a decent hotel. The room was severely outdated and poorly maintained. The bathroom shower had an approximately 2-inch hole around the tub spigot where it came through the wall. The GFI outlet in the bathroom was nonfunctional because the receptacle appeared melted and could not securely accept a plug. Housekeeping was essentially nonexistent. Trying to obtain fresh towels, soap, trash bags, or any basic room service was nearly impossible. When I requested a full cleaning of my room, the front desk employee looked at me as if I had made an unreasonable request. The cleanliness throughout the property was unacceptable. The floors felt dirty enough that I would strongly recommend bringing disposable slippers. The room and common areas had unpleasant odors, and the overall condition suggested a serious lack of attention to sanitation. The amenities advertised by the hotel were either unusable or misleading. The ice machines were not connected to plumbing. The fitness center contained three treadmills that could not be operated because they had no electrical service. There was a water fountain with no plumbing connected and not a single weight available in the gym. Security was also a major concern. I parked behind the hotel and noticed that the rear entry door was so badly dislodged from its frame that it would not close properly. Room doors also had noticeable gaps around the frames, creating little confidence in privacy or security. Guests staying on the first floor at the rear of the building are treated to the sight and smell of a large dumpster used for hotel trash disposal located directly behind the property. To make matters worse, television volume was so low that it was difficult to hear even at maximum settings, and I'm only 36 years old. After checking out, I disputed the charge with Capital One, which was surprisingly painless. I also contacted the West Chester Board of Health. On June 2, 2026, I received a return call and was informed that the hotel had been shut down due to numerous safety, security, and cleanliness violations. My advice is simple: save yourself the frustration and spend a little more money on a reputable hotel. This was one of the worst lodging experiences I have ever had, and I would not recommend this property to anyone.

We stayed here for the first time this weekend. It was our first time doing a bed and breakfast and…read morewe had an incredible time. We stayed in the Cobalt suite. The room was perfect! Everything I imagined a bed and breakfast should be from the bed to the cozy towels. The inn keepers were super nice and the homemade breakfast both days was awesome. We would recommend and will Stay here again.

My boyfriend and I were beyond mentally fried and over the city. We decided to get out into the…read morecountry a little bit, and do something we had never done before - stay at a B&B. I found the Adamstown Inn online, and it was reasonably priced, the photos didn't look like Great Aunt Gertrude's parlor, and every room had an en-suite fireplace (my one stipulation). We stayed 2 nights in the Topaz room at the Amethyst Inn. It was amazing. The Amethyst Inn is a big, old (but beautifully maintained) Victorian home, converted into the Inn. Our room was equal parts Victoriana (joie de vie wallpaper and a very ornate cast iron fireplace) and Country - beautiful antique oak furniture. The queen sized featherbed was luxurious and we slept like babies. The bathroom was updated, immaculate and the jacuzzi was amazing. Breakfast was to die for. Four courses each morning of fantastic, unique home cooked goodness. Everything was so fresh and amazing. Their coffee was great (and endless) as well! The staff was wonderful and warm, but not intrusive. They were incredibly thoughtful. Every day there was a small gift waiting for us on the bed, and when we left they gave us snacks for the road! It snowed overnight the 2nd night, and they even cleaned our car off for us before we woke up. This place is first rate, gourmet, beautifully decorated and it is a wonderful respite away from Philadelphia. We, much like The Terminator, will be back.