I was highly disappointed with the service offered at this property. I had a B&B.com giftcard, which the property would not accept, despite their listing on this website and their advertisement of B&B.com at their property. The "staff" was grossly unprofessional and unwilling to help. My husband requested to speak to the manager and was advised he was not allowed. Upon checking into our room, the front desk staff called our room to rub-in the fact that our gift cards would not be accepted. Furthermore, the cozy, home-made breakfast expected at a B&B was far from that. After finding hair in our breakfast, I decided a stay at a Days Inn would far exceed the service and professionalism offered at this hotel.

We had a wonderful stay for 2 nights. The staff were very friendly & helpful; the continental breakfast excellent. WIFI is free.

Morris House Hotel, built as a home in the 1780s, was converted to a small inn with 15 rooms several years ago. The Hotel has 2 or 3 buildings centered around a large courtyard. I think the original home houses the standard rooms, the suites are across the courtyard in what they call the restaurant building (the restaurant is not open now).

The hotel is well located--walking distance to the historical section and to Antique Row, as well as excellent restaurants. The neighborhood seemed safe, day and night.

We stayed in a suite & enjoyed the quiet, well-furnished room. Our suite, like the others, had a furnished kitchen. Some of the other suites have the kitchen in the sitting room. All of the rooms at the hotel require using steps. Because it is an historic building, an elevator was not installed.

I recommend asking for a room overlooking the street or courtyard, because our room looked at walls (the only negative I have).

Parking is extra., at a public garage across the street. The garage does not allow in & out access, i.e., you pay each time you leave. The 24 hour rate is $24. However, because the hotel is centrally-
located, we walked or took a taxi, leaving the car in the garage.

My boyfriend and I stayed at the Morris House Hotel and loved it, the rooms were beautiful and full of charm. Our room was on the street side and it was still so quite! Breakfast was great we ate once in the dinning room and we also had it brought the room, that was really nice! The only thing that i think could improve would be the sign...we arrived late and not being familiar with the city it took some driving in circles before we found it. But all in all we highly recommend this place to anyone.

My wife and I stayed for two nights in mid-Oct, 2007 in room 304 (a luxury room). We were pleasantly surprised by the hotel. The room was much larger and better accommodated than we'd been led to believe, which is a rare treat. I think their website does them a disservice in this regard. The staff was extremely helpful and the breakfast was good (more comparable to the kind of "continental" breakfast you get in an independent European hotel than at an American chain). It's located within pretty easy distance to some of Philly's cultural attractions and public transportation.