Mint House at The Divine Lorraine Hotel - Philadelphia

The room was incredible. Under different circumstances I would have loved this hotel. The staff was also very friendly and helpful. However I needed to come and go from the hotel in my car the available parking garage was quite a distance away. Any time I needed to move luggage I would have to walk 10 min to get my car and bring it back to the property to load my luggage. AND parking was $25/day. Really not worth the inconvenience.

Classic old style building is renovated and modernized. Lobby is stunning with current upgrades and decor to apt. rooms. Our city view one bedroom had view of tops of skyline including iconic William Penn on City Hall dome. ! mile walk on Broad Street to historic City Hall. Grocery, Starbucks, Planet Fitness and restaurants within 1 to 2 miles or less. Street parking available on Broad and in adjacent neighborhood. Generally felt safe but it is busy city area. Relatively quiet but again, it's a very busy city environment though adjacent to very nice hi rise apt building, Aldi's and Fairmont neighborhood homes.

Parking is nonexistent don’t trust listing details. There is no city view unless you are VIP, I guess. King bed is queen at best. Listing details felt inaccurate but 2.5 block walk to the Met made all the other shortcomings forgivable.

Hotel itself is very nice, but location is in a rough neighborhood. Terrible street noises. Biggest issue: parking is three blocks away, we got a $12 voucher towards a $60 parking charge!

The location was perfect and we did not expect the room to be a complete live-in, meaning it had everything we needed, even a laundry machine and a fully functioning kitchen. I would love to return to stay here again. I was a bit skeptical when pre-check in required driver’s license and a background check but it was a pleasant and a safe stay.

The 2 bedroom unit was clean and really big, nice views. But the recommended parking was four blocks away…it was incredibly inconvenient.

This was a nice stay. The lobby had a couple dining options I did not try. There were two marble staircases on either side of the main desk which were cool. The building is. Wry old but in great shape. The place was modern and had lots of natural lighting in the room. The kitchen was full of dishes and things to cook if you choose. There was an Aldi right next door with inexpensive groceries. The place was clean and white so it looked modern. The bed was comfortable. They had soap and shampoo etc for you in pumps. I had 706 which faced a side street and an apt building with a roof top terrace which was nice. I had a city view and heard no noise except a couple fire trucks. I would stay again if I am going to a show at The Met. Parking was about three blocks away. I did not want to walk around at night but felt ok returning from the concert with the crowds. Daytime I walked to the main areas and used rental bikes which are found throughout the city.

The property was very clean, lots of room, and welcoming.

No parking, very hard to find, staff would not answer the phone, singage that identifies the hotel not visible, did not share that the hotel was under a subway station and that there would be motorcycle /atv riders riding there motorcycles. Had to walk 4 blocks after I found parking in the rain in a dangerous neighborhood. Took 5 minutes for the staff to buzz me in. Absolutely horrible experience.

Love this historic building and the renovation work. Wonderful view of broad street lights!