Location is excellent, but very odd overly hip hotel
I can't say enough for the location. I am a real fan of Philly (being from Boston, that says alot) --- and I kind of liked this hotel, but am not sure we will stay there again. It is decorated in this uber "hip" international style that was fine in the early (say, first five years) part of the century, but it is getting a tad old and a tad silly -- the design style, I mean. The hotel is very spare in the lobby, supposedly zen (maybe?) and what it really says is: we are not welcoming you unless you are totally "into" our cool, hip design style. Our suite was the "Franklin" suite. It was oddly broken up --- almost like two rooms but without the beds in the second room. We had two full baths, one strange viewless sitting room and a very, very nice bedroom with two queen sized beds. The bathroom (attached to the bedroom) had the (once again) uber hip European appliances ( I use that word deliberately because the sink seemed more like an appliance than a sink) --- very interesting mirror lighting (rather liked it) that seemed to eminate from the entire large mirror. Room was very quiet.. 
We walked to Symphony concert and ate at a Korean place, down a side street. 
The parking situation was a bit silly. We were on our way down to get the car, called ahead (this is now Sunday!) and were told we both had to be in the lobby with our luggage before they would call for our car. Not entirely welcoming or sensible.... it took them 20 minutes to find and retrieve our car. (much chatter on the walkie talkies about where the care actually was located) -- 
Warning: the hotel is under some sort of construction. The side walk is covered in scaffolding and there is no dining option.