Rooms for my colleagues and I were clean and comfortable. Relatively low cost ($150) for the middle of downtown area. However parking was expensive ($35 per night!!). It was close to some great restaurants and across the street from the convention center. I would stay there again.

We stayed 2 nights at this Hampton Inn and had a great experience. The staff is truly amazing from check-in to check-out. They really look after their guests and we particularly appreciated a slightly extended checkout time on the day we were leaving the hotel. The included breakfast buffet, wifi connection only add to the convenience of the hotel. Gym is a little average and swimming pool + hot tub seem well-maintained. The location is pretty good and you can access most of the city's highlights (including the historical center) by walking. Room was clean and there were no issues during the entire stay. We'll be back.

I'm very happy that we stayed there, great location close to everything, we basically walked everywhere. Service was great, Hotel was clean, breakfast was very good.Great value, for sure I will stay at Hampton Inn if we ever go to Philadelphia again.

Enjoyed our stay at Hampton while at the recent APA convention. The Marriott where the APA was staged was a chaotic, noisy, busy place, nice to be able to walk less than a half mile and be away from all that. And the Reading Market was in between so it was easy to catch a nice lunch and snacks along the way.
Hampton was very pleasant. We had a 10th floor room facing south, so we could see most of the downtown area including Penn Tower. Noise from Race street was not objectionable at this height, but it might be on a lower level. The only objectionable noise was apparently from the giant A/C units on the building opposite one day while we were there. Sounded like a jet engine outside our window. Called the desk to complain and they offered to move us but said it would probably end by 7 pm. It ended at 6:30 so wasn't a problem. We liked the cookies, hot cider, and soft pretzels available in the lobby, and the constant access to coffee and tea. Staff was very helpful and friendly, and fixed a minor problem with our toilet (offered to move us also). Breakfast was good. Wifi worked well, but apparently everyone is droppped each day even though the password remains the same. It changed on Sat. This was a little annoying since it wasn't mentioned, but not a big deal. Just a couple of blocks from Chinatown to the East. We ate at Vietnam Palace and Ting Wong, great food at both. Ting Wong has little in the way of yuppie atmosphere, looks like a hole in the wall place the locals would eat. They were making fresh noodles as we walked by, so we decided to give it a try. Wonderful, inexpensive and bountiful plates of food. Immediately brought us a glass (not a cup) of hot tea. Probably go there a lot if we lived in Philly. We also checked out the Art Museum, a walk of about 1 mile. Its excellent, wish we had had more time to explore there. So would we stay at Hampton again? definitely! But to avoid issues I think maybe we might pick a West side room on the 11th floor, assuming we had a choice, that woud be the farthest from a street, I think. Given the nice people we encountered at Hampton I think they would get it for you if they could. My only real complaint, if it can be called one, is I thought the towels had an odd smell. My wife said she thought it was just their choice of soap. I guess it could be, I just didn't care for it. Minor complaint. Very clean place, so I doubt it was mold, and it was all the towels, not just one. My wife also used their printer and computer to print out our boarding passes, she said she had no problems with that.