Embassy Suites Philadelphia Completes Renovation

. October 14, 2008

JUNE 3, 2008. The Embassy Suites Philadelphia Center City today announced the completion of a $10 million renovation. The project included upgrades to all guestrooms, public areas and meeting space.

"The entire property experience has been enhanced, from our spacious suites to our inviting lobby," said Bob Krol, general manager. "With our prime Center City location, our guests can experience panoramic views of the city from the comfort of their completely refreshed guestrooms, featuring the latest designs from the leading all-suite brand in the world."

The hotel's 288 guest suites, each with 500 square feet of living space, were completely re-designed with new desks and wireless, high-speed Internet access. New marble-topped wet bars featuring built-in refrigerators and microwaves also were added, as well as flat-screen TVs to the rooms' parlor and bedroom.

Additionally, the Embassy Suites updated its fitness center, added a completely new business center and created a 24-hour gift shop at the front desk. The complimentary lobby bar area also was entirely redone, and new furniture and carpeting were added to the lobby itself.

The renovation also included upgrades to its 4,000 square feet of meeting space. The hotel's meeting rooms feature panoramic views of the city from the top floor. The hotel plans to add a new landscaping package this July.

About the Embassy Suites Philadelphia - Center City

The Embassy Suites Philadelphia is located in the heart of the Philadelphia, towering over famed Center City. With 288 two-room suites and more than 4,000square feet of flexible meeting space, the hotel is the ideal venue to enjoy one of the nation's most historic and vibrant cities. Learn more about the hotel at www.philadelphiacentercity.embassysuites.com.

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