Le Meridien, Philadelphia’s Newest Luxury Hotel!

One of the brightest new stars in Philadelphia’s accommodations universe is Le Meridien. The hotel doors officially opened May 6th, 2010 to welcome guests to enjoy contemporary luxury and style in the middle of one of America’s most historic cities. Le Meridien offers travelers the perfect blend of modern sophistication along with the rich cultural heritage of Philadelphia.

Le Meridien is conveniently located on Arch Street, in the heart of the city, just one block away from the renowned City Hall and the Pennsylvania Convention Center. The city’s famous Love Park gardens, the Avenue of the Arts, and the fine shops and restaurants that line Benjamin Franklin Parkway are just a few footsteps away.

Although new to the Philadelphia scene, Le Meridien has extensive experience in pampering guests. The hotel group boasts a portfolio of 120 upscale luxury hotels in over 50 countries, with the finest reputation for quality and service. Their broad expertise is evident here in the deluxe amenities and gracious hospitality. Le Meridien is part of the Starwood Hotels & Resorts.

This magnificent 4-star hotel features over 200 guestrooms and suites in the exquisite Georgian revival-style structure. The building features lavish European styled decor combined with classic archways and fine woodwork detailing. The result is a majestic combination of complete beauty, convenience and comfort.

All Le Meridien guestrooms feature the fine details you would expect from a high quality hotel.

You’ll find ironing boards, alarm clocks, bathrobes and the most comfortable beds with pillowtop mattresses. Other amenities include coffee makers, wet bars, desks, and hair dryers. Of course, room service is available, 24 hours a day.

All the modern necessities are considered in the form of dual line cordless telephones, data ports and voice mail. In addition, wireless high speed Internet is accessible in all guest rooms along with iPod docking stations. In-room entertainment includes movies on the LCD flat screen and high-definition televisions.

The Philadelphia Le Meridien hotel also offers a 90-seat restaurant with a 40-seat bar & lounge at the lobby level for experiencing leisurely dining and relaxation. The fine French inspired food and pleasant atmosphere provides the ideal spot for meeting with friends, business colleagues, or perhaps that special someone.

In fact, there are elegant facilities for any gathering. The state-of-the-art business center and high-tech conference rooms are both stylish and functional in 7 different meeting spaces. State-of-the-art audio/visual equipment, secretarial and teleconferencing services are all available for any specific need.

The central atrium courtyard on the 5th floor, with its enormous skylight at the crown of the 75-foot ceiling, renders a spot for quite reflection. The magnificent Trumbauer Ballroom caters to formal and casual occasions alike, with a unique view of Philadelphia’s historic City Hall. The complete fitness center has it all, including a sauna and steam room.

Whether you are planning an intimate meeting or a spectacular grand event, Le Meridien has the facilities and expert staff to serve you. The vast array of exceptional amenities and attention to detail ensure an unforgettable stay for every visitor.

Rates start at $200 per night.

1421 Arch St
Philadelphia,PA 19102

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