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A nighttime view of a large suspension bridge with illuminated cables and towers, spanning over a body of water with a cityscape in the background.

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1. Waterfront Cottage on the C&D Canal!

Chesapeake City

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2. Historic Cottage in West Chester PA - Two miles from town.

West Chester

Rebecca Z.

3. Be persuaded to experience this vintage cottage by the Sassa

Galena

Joe S.

4. Blue Lotus, LUXE Cottage, in walkable Kennett Square near Longwood Gardens

Kennett Square

Carla H.

CA $486 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 23 - Aug 24

5. Cozy Spring House in Gorgeous Chadds Ford!

Chadds Ford

ken s.

CA $486 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 23 - Aug 24

6. Charming 3 Bedroom/2 Bathroom Carriage House, Kids & Pet Friendly

Radnor

Regina C.

7. Charming Carriage House in the Heart of Kennett

Kennett Square

Ryan L.

8. Cozy 1BR End Cottage W/D • Parking •Walk to Train

Swarthmore

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Club Quarters Hotel Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia

8/10 Good

"Club Quarters has been around for a while, and it shows—in a good way. They clearly know how to take care of their customers. The staff is extremely cordial and professional, and check-in and checkout are both a breeze. The rooms, while clean, comfortable, and perfectly adequate, are definitely showing their age and have been “well-loved.” We stayed two separate nights on two occasions during the same week, with a few days away in between. The first room came with an A/C unit that sounded like it was preparing for takeoff, which did nothing for our sleep pattern. The second room had a bathroom so small there was barely enough room to change your mind, let alone your clothes. All in all, though, it was a pleasant stay with only a few minor distractions. And the best part? The location. Being right in the middle of all the fun downtown Philly has to offer more than made up for the occasional noisy A/C and the bathroom that apparently subscribed to the “less is more” philosophy. We’d happily stay again—just maybe pack earplugs and practice yoga beforehand."