Morris House Hotel - Philadelphia

National historic landmark boutique hotel built in 1787 in Philadelphia's Washington Square West

History & Character

Morris House Hotel is a national historic landmark originally built in 1787. The hotel has 17 individually decorated rooms, all accessible by stairs only. Guests receive a personal tour of the property explaining its history upon check-in.

Rooms & Suites

The hotel offers multi-room suites with full kitchens and Jacuzzi tubs. Some rooms include private balconies with garden views. All units are accessible by stairs only.

On-Site Dining & Breakfast

A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning. Afternoon tea with homemade cookies is offered daily. The courtyard garden provides outdoor seating with a picnic area and sun terrace.

Location & Nearby Attractions

The hotel is within walking distance of Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. It is also close to the Museum of the American Revolution. The property is located in Washington Square West, steps from top Philadelphia hospitals.

Services & Business Amenities

The hotel provides a 24-hour front desk with concierge service. Business center with fax/photocopying and meeting/banquet facilities are available. Express check-in/check-out and luggage storage are included.

• History: National historic landmark built in 1787
• Rooms: 17 individually decorated rooms, some with full kitchens and Jacuzzi tubs
• Dining: Complimentary continental breakfast and afternoon tea with homemade cookies
• Location: Walking distance to Independence Hall, Liberty Bell, and Museum of the American Revolution
• Services: 24-hour concierge, business center, meeting/banquet facilities

License number: 913573