We stayed at the Bellevue for a wedding....plus it was our 40th anniversary. Our experience was very good....all of the wedding events were handled well and the food was very good. The staff at reception were very helpful...we needed to buy a tux shirt and they guided us to where we needed to purchase one. My only problem and the... more

I stayed at the Park Hyatt for a conference. The valley parking was difficult to find. The valley right in front of the hotel door is for the restaurant across the street, and the one for the hotel was in a small alley with no signage. To check in you have to go to the top floor and to get... more

So, I come to this hotel every year for a conference, and the only thing that changes is, well, nothing. The hotel is a beautiful old building and the staff is excellent, however, the rooms need to be gutted. Park Hyatt tries to compete with Ritz Carlton and the Four Seasons, but having stayed at those properties in Philly, this... more

Hotel has an inconvienient setup in that the lobby is on the 19th floor and the rooms are on the floors below it. If you want to stop by the lobby on the way out you have to first go up before you go down. Lobby looks very makeshift with almost no sitting area. In addition the direct elevators to... more

This hotel is in a great location for everything in Philadelphia. BUT the rooms are so tired looking. Last decorated in the early 1980s and not updated since. For such rooms the place is way over-priced. Staff is also a bit typical 'Philadelphia' which means bad attitudes and not quick to respond. Though the resturant and the building itself is... more

Best thing about the Park Hyatt is its staff and XIX Nineteen Cafe. Everyone was friendly and very accommodating. Get this, they even come by and ask you if you want more bottle water. If you stay at the Hyatt or even if you don’t stay at Hyatt you must eat at XIX Nineteen. Food is delicious and once again... more

Nice place. Booked it sight unseen and thought it to be a bit pricey. We had coupons for the second part of our stay, so we weren't too concerned, but a King Suite runs around $325 a night. We stayed on the 14th floor in an inside room (no view). The room didn't have a coffee maker or fridge (other... more

Staying at the Park Hyatt made me feel like I had taken a step back in time. It is a grand hotel, with very interesting architectural features, conveniently located in Philadelphia's theater district. The room that I stayed in was very nicely decorated and comfortable. I would stay here again in a heartbeat if my travels take me back to... more

My stay was better than expected. It was unusual that check-in is on the top floor, but it didn’t bother me (although the wait for the elevator can be a bit slow). I agree with one reviewer who commented that the hotel was a little confused on their design. The top floor (as pictured on their website) has a very... more