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Located in Francisville part of Philadelphia - some consider up and coming -others say not there yet. Very close to center city, Convention Center and 2 blocks to the Met. Please read detailed description. Totally renovated on Nov 2018 - 1 bedroom (queen bed) 1 bath with wifi central air/heat, new floors, new bathroom, kitchen, new appliances (fridge with filtered water and ice dispenser) in a fairly large 1 bedroom apartment. CableTV in master bedroom . Fairly easy free street parking.
What guests are saying:“Where do I began? I instantly felt at home. There was nothing I really didn’t need, Cable /YouTube/Netflix & chill . My favorite parts about the place were the big windows in the bed room, the ninja bullet & the roomy shower ... I swore by those lol. Humberto was responsive & very pleasant. I totally recommend this place even though this is now my home when I wanna get away, so take good care of it people lol. (Checkout “On The Run Podcast” On Youtube & Subscribe)”
SUPERHOSTPrivate room · 2 guests · 1 bed · 1.5 shared bathsBudget Room Center City/Ave of Arts/Free ParkingBudget room in Center City-South Bella Vista/Ave of the Arts I welcome you no matter what your ethnic, religion, or sexual orientation, background. I believe in diversity, because this country was found on it!
What guests are saying:“Iantha’s place is very cozy and has a variety of comfort amenities all around the room and bathroom should you need anything from a small snack to bathroom supplies to OTC medicine. She has thought of all the little things one might forget to bring while traveling. There is a mini-fridge in the room. Staying here was easy, and everything was just as described.”
Welcome to Philadelphia, and to our hippest new neighborhood - the Loft District! Live in a brand new studio apartment in a contemporary landmark building designed by renowned Philadelphia architect Edward E. Agoos.
