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I booked this hotel for my friends family. We travel together. This hotel is very clean, super quiet and very convenient for travelers.

Good stay! The rooms are a bit outdated for the price and the rooms can really benefit from a remodel. There was a shelf in the vanity area that was falling off the wall and being held up by a piece of tape. Also, all the air vents had rust all over them. I woke up every day with my eyes red and puffy, not sure if it was due to the air vents. The upside was that the location is close to many shops and restaurants, it was very quiet and a quick drive to my office.

Relatively newer facility. Well kept, clean, Quiet. Nice staff. Actually had two places to put 2 suitcases! Very rare and very good. Despite these positives, there were minor problems. The water in the sink was a weak trickle. The body wash, conditioner, and shampoo dispensers were in nearly identically labeled dispensers. The contents were identified in nearly invisible, tiny, low contrast fonts in a color combination that only some weeny-brained, non-traveling, inexperienced, color-blind, non-designer could think was desirable. The brand name was the only thing that was easily read. Apparently the contents didn’t matter. If someone had just awakened and would normally wear glasses, they wouldn’t be able to read the contents. Just another ******* piece of design over function. Graphics are forms of communication. This piece of eye pain doesn’t do that. Those products are exclusive to Marriott and their online sales, so fortunately they don’t have fight for shelf space and brand identification. Otherwise, their sales probably would not keep them on the shelves for long. So just tell the user what is inside and de-emphasize the brand I.D. Anyone wanting more of the product could pursue the brand as they choose. And as an exclusive Marriott product, with probably near negligible retail sales. I would doubt that product line generates much, if any, meaningful profit. At least the shower had decent water pressure. The breakfast was poor. For some reason the eggs and sausages ran out before 8am. When they did bring out the sausages, they were so overcooked, that they could have been the beginning of tube jerky or a new form of bullets. Hard and tough would have been an understatement.

Nice, very spacious. The sound insulation is a little bit worse, or the old beauty is too fierce to hear. However, I am lucky, I have the opportunity to live here.

I’ve stayed at this place multiple times and have never been disappointed. Their service is top notch and continues to be at a top level post covid. As an example, I saw the bartender Erica mopping the floors at 12.30 in the morning to ensure the place was ready for the morning. Just one example of the service level I’ve come to expect at this place.

Great experience overall. Above all else, the food service manager (Michael) was amazing. He was incredibly friendly and personable, while also being professional and super accommodating. He is a credit to the hospitality industry. We will be back.

The room is comfortable with big windows. I’ve had a good experience staying in here.

The Owners have remodeled this old high rise, that was probably built in the early 1960's. I had a top floor room, with a grand view of the King of Prussia Mall complex. The rooms accommodations were new, but the bathroom was the smallest, I've ever tried to maneuver in. The hotel showed it's old age with VERY poor water pressure in the bathroom. But the most annoying factor was the Owners Wife. I was trying to check in, about 7:30pm and the wife continually interrupted my front desk transaction with her alarming voice, to every employee, about a 'red plastic bag' = WHAT? Then I saw the Owners wife again, while we were both in the breakfast area. This time she was on another much less 'alarming' trivial issue, with two other employees. Please keep her in the Office area, please ?