The Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square Is Being Called The Most Legendary Place To Stay In Pennsylvania

While we certainly have an abundance of choices for places to stay all over the state - from unique Airbnbs to cozy bed and breakfasts - we definitely don't want to overlook the traditional hotels. In fact, one of those hotels, which has earned legendary status, deserves to shoot straight to the top of your bucket list. Treat yourself to an unforgettable stay at the Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square in Pennsylvania.

Decide if the historic Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square in Philadelphia lives up to its legendary status by reserving one of its luxurious rooms for a relaxing getaway.

On the National Register of Historic Places, the historic hotel first opened in 1926 in one of the most coveted sections of Philadelphia.

Within just a few years, the luxurious boutique hotel became the place for prominent visitors to stay, including Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr.

With its easy access to many of Philadelphia's famous landmarks, shops, and restaurants, the Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square is in the perfect location.

Choose from several types of rooms. The Signature Room is the most basic with a king bed or two doubles. If you want a separate sitting area, opt for the Grand Signature Room.

The hotel also offers several suite options, each of which boasts a full menu of amenities - from LCD TVs to complimentary WiFi. Some rooms are also pet-friendly.

Discover a full list of hotel amenities, too. Dine onsite at the Rittenhouse Grill or Bluestone Lane Cafe. Work out in the 24-hour fitness center. Or, pamper yourself with in-room spa service.

Start planning your visit to this legendary Philadelphia spot on the official website of The Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square. Or, go here for Facebook.

Have you stayed at the Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square in Pennsylvania? Did it live up to its legendary status? Join the conversation in the comments! For another one-of-a-kind overnight adventure, check into the Bridgehouse Airbnb in New Wilmington. (It's a former covered bridge.)