I ordered a bus dec 30 for 1:20 am from Philadelphia to New York. The bus never shown up. There was…read moreno email informing me of The cancellation. So far Peter Pan has yet to contact mega bus to report a bus change. Be careful ordering tickets from these guys because you'll be stranded. This also happened July 4th with another person.

I guess you get what you pay for…read more This bus stop is located a few blocks (about a 5-10 minute walk) from Philly's 30th Street Station. The system for waiting is a bit unorganized. I did not see a lot of signage, so you just hope that you are in the right line for your bus' destination. It's kind of like the blind leading the blind until the bus arrives. A couple of annoying aspects of the bus stop. 1. The lines are not managed. Although I was one of the first people to arrive for my bus (about 30-40 minute prior to departing), I ended up being one of the last people to get on the bus. Why? Once the bus arrives, people throw queueing etitiuqe out the window and will make a mad dash to the bus. It would be nice if Megabus could have an employee manage the line, but I guess that might cut into Megabus' profits. Also, I do not think many folks would be willing to stand outside for several hours managing folks in a line...something GROWNUPS should be able to handle on their own. 2. Since you are waiting on a sidewalk, the waiting area is uncovered, so you will be exposed to the elements. Fortunately for my fellow passengers and me, it started raining 15 or so minutes after we pulled off. #phew.

Extremely clean and nice with plenty of resources for a fun day in. However, not handicap friendly…read moreat all. Easy check in as well. You do have to put the sheets in the bed yourself and return them once done. I didn't mind but something people should know.

'Eh I wanted to rate them higher but some of the staff are needlessly rude and they seem to be…read morehaving a problem with drug users. If being specific, the day after I checked in I noted that someone went through my medications I left in the fridge and rebagged them. On the one hand this is quite rude and made me feel violated. On the other hand they simply have people hunched over-passed out-doing drugs across from the doorway and so I shrugged it off as I assumed they were having trouble with this. A couple of the ladies were especailly kind. Stephanie I believer her name is took the group on a rather fun ghost tour which when compared with the tour I spend $25 on later was better. Another lady working checked out their umbrella and I didn't have to like 'ah leave ID or anything. That was cool. But then some of the staff are just deal breakers. On my last night I bought a Philadelphia Cheesesteak and wanted to eat in the lounge while either deciding to extend the weekend or treck back eariler to New York. Dude in a trucker hat with long hair said to clear out and then waited and watched me pack up my stuff from the fridge. So kinda ruined my hoagie, I was like 70-30 on staying the weekend, that put a bad taste in my mouth but ah, now I'm having that hoggie. I would stay at the other hostel as I heard through the grapevine they do more social activies and it's online a bit cheaper. I haven't seen it but imagine safer for familes and groups. Alright.

Great location, nice and quiet, very hip vibe, excellent amenities. Would definitely stay here againread more

Kimpton Palomar Philly is really about location and the people -- and the people are great. The…read morestaff were genuinely lovely, especially the room service attendant on 12/31. We had a quiet king room (no city view). No fireworks noise, though you do hear street noise. The room was on the larger side of small, but everything felt dated: furnishings, curtains, headboard, phone, fixtures, linens, towels -- all very '90s, including the tub/shower combo. The carpet was dingy and it definitely needs a refresh (ask for slippers). Room service came in a bag instead of on a tray, which made eating for two a little awkward. We had our two small dogs with us, and while the hotel itself is very dog-friendly (which we appreciate -- it's why we usually choose Kimptons), the immediate area really isn't. It's busy, loud, and there's no grass nearby. Rittenhouse Square is a short walk away, but when it's 12° outside, that's not exactly a practical solution. Food was average, the postcard station is super cute, and overall it feels like a solid 3-star hotel where you're paying for the location and the staff more than the room itself.

Lovely hotel, clean, great service and fab location near several shops and eateries…read more Parking is $67 a night!! There are a few public parking spots nearby tbh at are half the price but no valet offered and you must leave. Vehicle there.

Room was very clean, staff was amazing, so kind and general manager I ran into and is very nice and…read morewill take care of any concerns. If you don't want to hear noises from the bar at night, make sure to request a room that isn't close up against the atrium. Great hotel for the close location to Philly's historical tourist locations in walking distance.

We had the most amazing experience here from the rooms to the impeccable service! A huge shout out…read moreto Tina and Wister who make this experience top notch in every way! They are so great and a pleasure to see everyday. This is must stay property with great location,service and staff.

did a walkthrough at the property the units are beautiful they sales coordinator Breanna was…read morehorrible I changed my mind on living here all because of her

We have rented from this location a few times. Never had any problems. Staff really nice. Great…read morewith communication, calls, updates regarding pending rentals etc. Trucks always clean/decent. No issues with mileage charges being adjusted after rental. So far so good. Stress-free location. Keep up the good work!

Great local U-Haul with plenty of rental trucks, vans, towing trailers, and storage units…read more Reasonable prices as well! The staff are friendly & helpful too (not something you see all the time in South Jersey!) The only not so great thing is the fact that they're on the White Horse Pike ...and a LOT of drivers think it's the Indy 500 and drive like bats out of Hell...but that's certainly not U-Haul's fault.

Our World Cup HQ. Everything we want is within walking distance…read more Nice rooms and space in the room for the third of us. The lobby bar stayed open extra hours, nice move.

We needed to stay in this immediate area so I could chauffeur family around. So, stay we did! The…read morestudio suite room was spacious with a 1/2 fridge, dishwasher, microwave and sink plus an assortment of dishes. It was great for leftovers and enabled me to eat frequently, since I'm trying very hard to maintain my weight. Parking is on site but... our rental car was too tall to handle the 6'3" height limit. No problem, there are other lots in the area and I like to walk anyway. To Hilton's credit, they mention this on the hotel web site. What stood out was the cleanliness and the service. All was clean and ready for us. Plus, Rahkya behind the desk was very gracious and helpful. Gus the bellman was personable and helpful. Shawnette and Aaron in the breakfast buffet were friendly and helpful. Everyone we interacted with, including the staff at the onsite restaurant were friendly and professional. I wish I could say the same about Philly drivers. I've been driving around a lot and that hasn't been much fun. Almost nobody makes eye contact or makes room. I've seen worse in other cities but bring your A game if you plan to drive here, in these small historic streets. Life is good with a comfortable stay using points.

I hosted a meeting for 20 people this week at the Wyndham. With the current reviews I was skeptical…read moreif I was making the right decision when I booked it . However I knew the property from many years ago and the location is as good as it gets. The team from the first phone call was accommodating and sharp . The place was great , the meeting was great , the Philly cheesesteak lunch was great and the entire staff was amazing . It's not a five start resort . It's not priced as a five star resort . My entire group of 20 from all over the country had a blast and enjoyed the property . I was very happy I listened to my inner voice and booked this property for the meeting . I would not hesitate to return .

This hotel will be added to the syllabus of my Intermediate Yelp Practices and Procedures class. To…read morere-use an ancient line of my stump speech, 3 stars on Yelp isn't a good rating, unlike a work performance review. A newcorollary is I'd skip a 2.5 star pizza place but would be fine with most 2.5 star hotels. Wyndham is getting hit by the Urban Parking Penalty. This isn't the place for me to discuss the obnoxious elements of car culture or even its occasionally-annoying opponents. I don't have a car but when I did I never expected cheap parking in any major city. More esoterically, Wyndham's rating is getting dinged by one-time events that are statistically unlikely to afflict your trip. And the ratings are balanced out by the swooning that might follow a glamorous Omni or a buzzy mid-market location like Tru by Hilton. The room was large and clean. The workers were friendly. There's no rooftop pool or Conga Line Tuesdays. The TV doesn't have 800 channels and to my knowledge wasn't "smart." Geography note: Old City is pleasant. It's not far from the 5th St. subway stop; during off-peak hours I'd prefer to walk up 4th or even use the 2nd St. stop. This is less than a mile than the most important tourist attraction in America, the Reading Terminal Market.

Admittedly, it's a fairly basic hotel. And yes, garage parking is a block away…read more But it's clean, quiet, very centrally located, and you can usually find a room at a price point that's hard to match in center city. And most importantly -- it's very pet friendly. Which is hard to find in a world where I've stayed in hotels that have additional charges of $75 per night for a pet.

Club Quarters Rittenhouse Square - AVOID AT ALL COSTS…read more I rarely leave reviews but what happened here needs to be said so nobody else goes through what I did. I booked a room at 12:20 AM on June 5th and walked through their doors TEN MINUTES LATER. The front desk told me I couldn't check in until 3:00 PM -- nearly 15 hours away. A policy that was NEVER disclosed during booking. Not in the confirmation. Not anywhere. I immediately tried to modify the reservation right then and there. Wouldn't let me. I tried to get a refund. Denied. $231 gone -- just like that -- for a room I couldn't even use. I tried to rebook on the spot. The agent -- who knew exactly what I had just been through -- told me she couldn't take a reservation in person and directed me to Travelocity. Travelocity wouldn't let me book back a day. It's now 12:45 AM. I'm standing in their lobby stranded, with no room, no refund, and no options. And then she laughed at me. The hotel made zero attempt to accommodate me, reconcile the situation, or show one ounce of human decency. No apology. No solution. Just "you're screwed" and that was it. I disputed the $231 charge with Capital One. Also denied. This place took $231 from me, left me stranded alone past midnight, and laughed in my face. In an economy where every dollar counts, that is unforgivable. Stay somewhere that actually values its guests. This is not that place.