Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District

I like the size & firmness of the king size bed. The shower was tall enough for this 80 inch man. It was easy to check in and checkout. Everybody on the front desk were friendly.

Very close to the old town, liberty bell center. Easy access to the Amtrak station via L1

I planned a romantic get away weekend and paid for a king sized bed for me and the missus in advance. Upon arrival, they just said "Oops, they over sold the rooms again, no King size bed BUT we'll give you a free upgrade and you can have 2 smaller beds...call Chris Head of Ops if you have a problem with it". There was no working # for Chris on the card they gave me for him. When I asked for an extra blanket, I recieved the infamous "brown blanket". It was completely crinkled, unfolded, a sand paper like texture, that actually was hard to unfold...it was stuck to itself and made like a velcro sounds as you peeled it apart...totally unusable...can't believe they still give this blanket to people. Otherwise, room was solid, employees were very nice and Chris was nice when I met him during check out.

The hotel has the perfect location within the historic district of Philadelphia. Walking distance to the Independence Hall and National Constitution Center.

Date of incident: December 7, 2025. I arrived with a paid reservation and confirmation under my name, and offered to provide my photo ID and payment card. The front desk refused to check me in. They told me to leave without giving any room or assistance, leaving me outside at night in cold weather with my partner. The way I was treated felt discriminatory because I was judged for my accent when I tried to explain my reservation. I showed proof of payment, ID, and confirmation number, yet they still refused service without any valid reason. I had to book another hotel the same night and received no service at all. Guests should not be denied service or treated differently based on language or how they speak. I do not recommend this hotel.

My room was not cleaned on the first day.

Front desk night person attitude is nasty