The Bellevue Hotel

Great location! Modern Elegance. Large room, very quiet for center city. Good breakfast and phenomenal gum. Staff was very friendly.

Everything was top notch, from the front desk, to housekeeping to the meals at the restaurant. We felt like we were staying in a European hotel.

The Bellevue is, was and always will be a class act!!! We were fortunate enough to be married there 10 years ago and decided to come back to celebrate and mark this special occasion. From the minute we checked in until we departed, literally everything was perfect. We had reserved a junior suite but were quickly upgraded upon check in to a larger corner suite complete with a beautiful claw foot tub, fireplace and faux balcony overlooking Broad & Walnut. Due to the in climate weather, we spent much of our time onsite along with the Sporting Club which was directly next door - great complimentary amenity that you should check out. One of the largest fitness facilities, with indoor pool and spa, that I had ever visited. Unfortunately, Nineteen Restaurant no longer exists, as it was turned into an event space. However, Pergola did not disappoint. I will say, although their dinner menu was limited, it did not disappoint and service was on point. The breakfast buffet the following morning was outstanding and I highly recommend. We would like to personally thank our Front Desk Representative, Maryann who made us feel welcome and appreciated as returning guests. In addition, I would like to also say thank you to our Chief Concierge, Sean McCarthy, for going the extra mile in sending up champagne, sparkling water, a fruit platter and the most delicious chocolate covered strawberries that we ever had!!!! We definitely can’t wait to return, especially when their new main restaurant, Edison, opens along with their new spa and bathhouse which is going downstairs into the former retail space. Can’t wait!! Thank you again for yet another memorable stay at The Bellevue!!!!

The hotel is a beautiful and well restored and maintained piece of history. With this comes inadequate elevator service during peak traffic times as only two elevators service the hotel floors. The staff were friendly and efficient though we didn’t ask for much. You will also need to haul heavy bags up the stairs whether you use the front or side doors. We booked the room as an upgrade for a larger room and it turned out to be a huge box with a view of the 12th floor atrium lobby, which alternated between feeling like a tomb, to a yoga class with an instructor calling out moves, to a family whose children liked to run around shouting. I called it my “cell block”. The fact that the room was facing inside wasn’t disclosed during booking and by the time I realized, we were unpacked. I was really disappointed as I’d wanted to watch the sights and sounds of the city where I was born, on my birthday weekend. The room itself was reasonably comfortable and room service was efficient. The nespresso coffee was tasty for hotel coffee and the waters were a nice touch. I was quite cozy in my cell block. I booked parking using SpotHero and it worked out really well. I didn’t need to move the car at all during my stay, or I would have had to pay again. Also, another wait for an elevator ;-) as is the trip to the Sporting Club, which is a huge plus and was another reason we booked the hotel. I’d stayed here once before using Hotwire, before the renovation, and had a beautiful corner suite. So this time it just felt like a regular hotel and for the price, nothing special. Might or might not stay again.

The Bellevue Hotel had a recent renovation and the rooms are well appointed and super clean. The overall design is also very nice. There’s also an atrium on the 12th floor that’s beautiful. I would highly recommend this hotel. My only regret is that we were only able to stay one night.