Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Filed by
midnight

Two hundred and forty rooms in a 1924 newspaper building. The presses are still in the basement, the lobby is the old newsroom, and the card room is where the wire desk sat.

Gaming chips and cards on the table felt

The Wire Office

A cook working at the open kitchen

The Frumelda

A guest room with a large bed and soft lighting

Copydesk Room

  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • Free self-parking
  • Wi-Fi in every room
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No booking fee Free cancellation on the flexible rate Free self-parking and Wi-Fi Resort fee of $34 per night and tax are shown before you confirm

240

Rooms and suites

1924

Year the building went up

6

Restaurants and bars

2

Presses still in the basement

Where you sleep

Six ways to stay, and no bad one

From the standard room to the villa, the difference is space and view, never the quality of anything you touch.

All accommodation
A guest room with a large bed and soft lighting

Rooms · 330 sq ft

Copydesk Room

Built for people who work in their room: a proper desk, proper light and a chair that will not hurt.

From$159/ night
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Rooms · 380 sq ft

Newsroom King

The original steel-framed windows, reglazed, running nearly to the ceiling.

From$189/ night
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A guest room with a large bed and soft lighting
A suite sitting room with a sofa and armchairs

Rooms · 430 sq ft

Bulldog Double

Named for the first edition. Corner rooms with the city on two sides and triple glazing.

From$209/ night
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Suites · 780 sq ft

The Editor's Suite

The managing editor's office, with the safe still in the corner and a boardroom table for eight.

From$389/ night
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A suite sitting room with a sofa and armchairs
A villa with its own pool and terrace

Suites · 1350 sq ft

The Press Suite

Two bedrooms, an internal stair, and a terrace that faces city hall across the way.

From$739/ night
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Eat and drink

The food, in order of appearance

The wine list stays close to home, the spirits list does not, and both are priced without theatre.

All venues
Restaurants and bars
VenueKindHoursPrice
The FrumeldaAmericanDinner nightly$$$$
The Wire RoomCocktails4 PM–2 AM$$$
DeadlineAll night dinerOpen 24 hours$
Composing RoomBreakfast6 AM–2 PM$
StereotypeWine bar5 PM–1 AM$$$

What there is to do

Things worth getting up for

Most of this is included. Where it is not, the price is on the page rather than on the bill.

Everything here
Gaming chips and cards on the table felt

01 / 04

The Wire Office

Gaming

Eleven thousand square feet where the wire desk sat, with the original clocks for six cities still on the wall. A hundred and eighty machines, 14 tables.

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02 / 04

The Presses

History

Two Goss presses in the basement, kept in working order, run for fifteen minutes at noon on Saturdays. It is extremely loud and worth it.

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The beach and the water beyond it
A spa treatment room prepared for a guest

03 / 04

Out the Door

The city

City hall is across the street, the museum a fifteen-minute walk, and the concierge holds tables at about forty restaurants that are not ours.

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04 / 04

The Stone Room

Spa

Eight treatment rooms in the old stone-cutting shop, a steam room and a lap pool in the sub-basement.

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A performance on the stage, seen from the room

Offers

Packages we would actually book

Offers apply to the flexible rate unless stated otherwise, so you can still change your mind.

Code EARLYED

Early Edition

20% off when you book 30 days ahead

Book a month out and take a fifth off, with breakfast included.

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The beach and the water beyond itCode LATEED

Late Edition

30% off Sunday to Wednesday

Midweek downtown, with a 2 PM checkout.

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A spa treatment room prepared for a guest

Press Run

Two nights over a Saturday

Two nights including a Saturday so you can stand next to a Goss press at full speed.

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Getting here

1400 Market Street

Philadelphia, PA 19102

  • Free self-parking for every guest
  • A short walk from the centre of town
  • (215) 555-0198 — reservations, 7 AM to 9 PM
The lake, still, with hills behind
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