Four Points by Sheraton Philadelphia Northeast

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• 935gabrielag

  17 junio 2017
  Muy buena ubicacion

  El Hotel es muy cómodo y esta muy bien ubicado, al lado del Centro de Convenciones y solo a una cuadra del mercado donde se pueden comer las mejores donuts y sandiwch de Philladelphia. Cerca también esta el barrio chino y si eres bueno para caminar no necesitas locomoción para llegar al barrio histórico. Las piezas son antiguas, pero limpias y amplias, cuentan con wifi, cafetera y agua embotellada para los pasajeros en cada habitación.

  

• Viviana Lia V

  25 octubre 2017
  Sencillo y Moderno

  El hotel esta alejado, pero cumple con lo necesario. Las habitaciones son mas grandes que lo normal ya que cuenta con un sofa ademas de las dos camas queen, Ofrecen un pequeño refrigerador, cafetera, plancha. Son hoteles que cumplen su mision de limpieza y confort esperado, No tuvimos trato con el personal mas que en la conserjeria y fue lo correcto. El edificio cuenta con pileta cubierta, que como siempre esta llena de niños y no tienen toallas suficientes. Es para relajarte 10 -15 min pero el bullicio al ser cerrado no se tolera, pero no es responsabilidad del establecimiento, Cumplio las expectativas.

  

• LDV24

  06 junio 2020
  A Nice Respite from a Bad Situation

  We weren't expecting to have to leave our home overnight during the COVID-19 crisis. But when our power went out during a heat wave, we had no choice due to health concerns. We don't live far from this Marriot/Sheraton property, so we booked a room. Our room was really beautiful; clearly this hotel has had some recent renovations. The bed was very comfortable and the shower was lovely. Due to COVID-19, some things were not available (for example, the pool), but this wasn't an issue for us. It was a very pleasant experience!

  

• lemongrrl

  12 septiembre 2020
  Ookie Dookie

  Back in the day, this was a full Sheraton with a higher hotel class rating. Its location at Grant and the Boulevard puts it in the heart of Far Northeast Philly. Before my stay, I had been here when the hotel was a full Sheraton for a wedding reception. Following my stay, my impression is that, at the right price, this seems like a decent place although I stayed here a few nights during COVID, so not under normal conditions. It also tends to be overpriced for what it is at this point, which is not a four star hotel although its still much better than most area properties. Check-in and out were quick. No issues with staff although a Philadelphia Police officer was standing at the desk and signed some kind of log book. (So, maybe a history of incidents here requiring regular monitoring?) IIRC, I was given room 331, which is a room in an area of the hotel that is the farthest away from the elevators but next to a stairwell on the Grant Avenue side of the building. I would avoid rooms on the Grant Avenue side as the view is of nothing but an alley with shipping containers. Also, people use Grant Avenue for drag racing, so you have to listen to that all night long. The room appears recently renovated with decent stuff but installed by a lazy, crappy contractor. Very nice bathroom mirror with touch controls like a smartphone screen. However, the mirror was very crooked. Also, the shave portion of the mirror that I would have used to pluck my brows is a magnified portion of the main mirror that was too high for a shorter person and is definitely not accessible for people with physical disabilities, if thats a concern. The room I was given was too far in the back of the hotel and didnt feel particularly safe. It was reasonably clean. There was no do not disturb sign in the room. The hotel appears to have some amenities like a bar and exercise room under normal circumstances although everything is closed due to COVID. The neighborhood has plenty of food and shopping. There is a strip mall within walking distance with a Chipotle and Ulta. Other strip malls with Walmart and Target are a short drive away. Chik-fil-a is within walking distance and Wawa, Dunkin, and Starbucks are short drives away. In short, its an okay place to stay at the right price. Anything more than $90 a night may leave you feeling ripped off (and this place appears to usually charge $150).

  

• BarryKara1

  18 enero 2021
  Legal tender not accepted

  Booked a reservation with my credit card to hold the room, When I arrived i attempted to pay cash,as my card is close to being maxed out,, and i wanted and I want it to be available in case of emergency. According to the desk clerk "legal tender not accepted per GM" and would not take united states currency as payment for the room. Evidently the needs of the guests are no longer a concern for this bit of the hospitality industry Ended up staying at a nicer property at a lesser price Nuff said