Casas vacacionales en Estación de tren de Filadelfia Wister

“It was very clean. When I asked the host a question, I received an almost immediate response. (I don't know why vrbo asked about national parks for the city of Philadelphia.) The property was as advertised - dramatic and elegant furnishings, four bedrooms, three complete bathrooms. Good kitchen. Parking behind the house, with access from the back alley. The front door lock was a little sticky. I felt comfortable there for my mini-family reunion. ”

“We had a small group staying for business meetings and a diner with a larger Group of colleagues. The place was perfect and everyone loved the feel of this cool old church and what was done with it. Highly recommend to anyone !!!”

“This is a very quaint home with very clean, organized, and comfortable living spaces. The hosts were amazing with their communication and welcomeness. The home is in a corner of a vibrant neighborhood within fairly easy walking to local taverns, grocery store, breakfast gems in which to eat, and train station. We were visiting for a friend's wedding and had a tremendous time. The hosts have great recommendations in their guest book if you you want a little direction to start. Personally, I...

“We had a great stay!! Mt Airy is a friendly walkable town! Our daughter lives several streets away and it worked out perfectly. It was quiet at night, so we had no problem sleeping. We did drive into City Center and we went to several museums. The unit itself is warm and welcoming with lots of windows!! The patio off the dinning area was relaxing!We definitely plan on returning, most likely in the spring!”

“Beautiful place with everything we needed to have a great stay for a few days in preparation for my son's wedding”

“It's old cozy house. The neighbors and street were quiet. It will serve those well who need accommodations that afford them easy access to the local sites and restaurants for a reasonable rate. The old stairs are from a different era that lead to the bedrooms and bath. It takes a little practice, but you will get than hang of it after a couple of treks. If you want to use this place as base camp to go exploring this will be a viable option for the price point.”