A Philadelphia institution for almost a century, the elegant Bellevue sparkles. The spacious rooms, done in bright prints, have the high ceilings and moldings typical of older buildings. The posh restaurant, called XIX, has views of the city from its 19th-floor perch; The Barrymore Room, topped by a 30-foot stained-glass dome, is great for tea and cocktails. The hotel's lower floors have been transformed into a shopping center with stores like Tiffany and Ralph Lauren.
Posted by rufkd from Washington, DC on 4/7/07
not sure why this is a Park Hyatt, as it seems more like a museum and not a good one, as you'll get better service at the bus station than you do in their sky restaurant on 19th floor, as i'm not sure what the name of the restaurant is, what the items on the menu are, as they are not clearly stated and god help you if you ask for anything, as they'll resent and blame you at the same time. If anyone is alive at corporate in Chicago, this shouldn't be a Hyatt.
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