We live in south jersey. My husband and I were flying out of the Philadelphia Airport on vacation early one morning. We decided to go up and stay at this hotel because the weather was horrible the night before and didn't want to take a chance on arriving late for our flight due to weather.

I was extrememly happy with our room. We went to Ruby Tuesdays for a drink and appetizers, which is in walking distance. You can order room service from their as well.

The shuttle was on time to take us to the airport. I believe they ran twice an hour.

If you are looking for a 'reasonable' priced hotel to stay at near the airport, this one is just fine. The room was very clean. Otherwise, if you are visting Philadelphia, I would recommend staying somewhere closer to downtown.

After numerous stays in the Hampton Inn Philadelphia airport I see the necessity to think about their pricing policy. In general the hotel is ok, staff is friendly and the rooms are large and clean-although starting to show first signs of aging. When I paid $ 179,90 per night I started to ask myself if this price is justified and I simply have to say No and will opt for other, cheaper hotels in the near surrounding.

I have stayed at this property several times and it has always been acceptable. I will tell you that it is the most reasonably priced hotel around the airport and still represents a value. Many of the hotels in the area charge double and are dumps. My rate here is around $120. You have the infamous, soon to be forgettable Hampton Inn breakfast, free wired internet in room, wireless in the lobby, upgraded beds. Overall, this location is starting to show some wear and tear. The carpet is getting worn, and the chair in my room looks like every guest has been obliged to spill something on it. I certainly wouldn't want to sit on it. I might want to send it over to CSI and have them black light that baby. The heat A/C can be loud but it helps to drown out some of the airport noise. The pluses here are location, value, they do offer a Park n' Fly package, free shuttle. I would recommend to all business travelers, folks using the airport, and people trying to avoid the high rates downtown. Also, there is a Ruby Tuesday next door if you like eating with the gangsta's

Having not been to the USA for 30 years it was a bit of a shock to find US Airways to be worse than the Budget Airlines in Asia. The Hotel room did not have a refrigerator, plastic cups instead of glasses. The buffet breakfast was OK , but paper plates,plastic knives and forks, plastic cup spoilt it. The price we paid was US$ 370 for two nights, I would of expected to be able to get a beer in the Hotel or at least have a glass for one at that price. The only good thing was the internet in the reception area.