Okay Experience
I stayed at this hotel on business. The hotel could not combine my reservations into one (as a third party entity had paid for my stay for one night and I paid for the others) and I had to unfortunately check in and check out each and every day. The check in time was unusually late -- I was told that I could check in at 4PM (this was on the same day as the St. Patrick's Day parade). 
The hotel is located in Center City. In theory, it is very convenient and the Reading Terminal Market, drug store, Macy's, and other things are nearby. However, I made a point not to wander too far as crime is not unusual for this area.
The restaurant, Sole Food, has okay food. I did not find it very delicious, though. I also found that I had to tell them to apply the "Tasty Credits" (apparently, you have a discount on food if you eat in this restaurant which is inside the hotel).
I also ordered room service. They did a pretty nice job with the food and delivery. The room service people were very cordial.
The hotel is very big. Initially, I had a hotel room near the elevator and I had to change rooms because my neighbors next door were making a lot of noise and because of the noise from the elevator. The front desk had switched me to another room (and I requested that it should be away from the elevator). The new room was nice and quiet. The bed was also very comfortable. I had no problem getting a good night's sleep.
Taxis are generally available outside of the hotel. 
Maggiano's is located close to the restaurant (about a block away) and McCormick and Schmick's is a few blocks away too (albeit in the opposite direction).
The hotel is located across from the Pennsylvania Convention Center, which made it convenient in terms of attending my conference. There is a Fed Ex location across from the hotel and also within the Pennsylvania Convention Center itself.
The hotel has a computer which is near the front desk in the lobby. It also has a printer attached to it. Use of the computer and printer was free. (However, the front desk people told me that use of the business center's computer would cost a lot and therefore was not free.)