Indulge in timeless, luxurious, elegant accommodations at The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia. Generous spaces look out onto breathtaking views of City Hall, the Avenue of the Arts, and the vibrant and exciting shopping district. Enjoy one king-size bed or two double beds and a marble shower. All guestrooms feature wireless Internet, flat-screen televisions, 24-hour room service, bath menu and bath butler services, twice daily housekeeping attention, overnight laundry service, evening turndown, complimentary overnight shoe shine, complimentary morning newspaper and complimentary coffee.

Restaurants/Lounge

- The Vault: Enter through the original Girard Bank Vault door into our intimate lounge, which features warm woods and richly colored tapestries. We invite you to savor combinations of the finest cordials, cognacs, armagnacs, single malt Scotch, champagne, wines and classic cocktails.

- The Rotunda: The Rotunda is a spectacular spot to enjoy a convivial cocktail, light dining, and afternoon tea set amidst soaring white marble columns and the oculus of the hotel's historic architecture.

- The Grill: The Grill presents modern, American grill cuisine at its finest. Enjoy your favorites, elevated to perfection, in this comfortable yet contemporary setting. An open kitchen adds just the right atmosphere to a remarkable meal. The finest meats, poultry, seafood, and regional produce are transformed into masterpieces of contemporary American cuisine.

Nearby Attractions

- The Liberty Bell: The Liberty Bell is an American treasure of great historic significance. One of the most prominent symbols associated with the American Revolutionary War, it is linked to the idea of independence within the United States, and has been described as an international icon of liberty and justice for all. The stately bell rests within a mile of The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia.

- Independence Hall: Independence Hall is where the U.S. Declaration of Independence, Constitution and Bill of Rights were adopted. The Hall is part of American History education on the colonial era, revolutionary era, early republic, abolition of slavery, women's suffrage movement, civil rights movement, and other important periods.

- The National Constitution Center: America's most interactive history museum is located in historic Philadelphia, just two blocks from the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. It is the only museum devoted to the U.S. Constitution and the story of "We, the people."

- Betsy Ross House: No visit to historic Philadelphia would be complete without a stop at the home of America's most famous flag maker. The Betsy Ross House is located in the heart of Philadelphia's Most Historic Square Mile, at 239 Arch Street, within blocks of Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell.

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