The Westin Philadelphia

306

Loews Philadelphia Hotel

581

Philadelphia Marriott Downtown

1408

The Bellevue Hotel - A Member of the Unbound Collection by Hyatt

184

Hilton Philadelphia at Penn's Landing

118

Sale riunioni

Spazio riunioni totale

15.147 sq. ft.

Sala più grande

7.500 sq. ft.

Spazio (privato)

Disponibile

Sale riunioni

Seconda sala più grande

3.000 sq. ft.

Spazio espositivo

2.400 sq. ft.

Sale riunioni

Spazio riunioni totale

15.147 sq. ft.

Sala più grande

7.500 sq. ft.

Spazio (privato)

Disponibile

Sale riunioni

Seconda sala più grande

3.000 sq. ft.

Spazio espositivo

2.400 sq. ft.

Planimetrie

Download floor plans for this venue.

Spazio riunioni

Partecipanti

Nome	Superficie sala	Altezza soffitto	Capienza max	Ferro di cavallo	Cena di gala	Platea	Classe	Tavolo unico
Grand Ballroom	7.500 sq. ft. 111 x 67 sq. ft.	14 ft.	720	-	450	720	450	-
Salon I	2.479 sq. ft. 37 x 67 sq. ft.	14 ft.	240	69	150	240	150	30
Salon II	2.479 sq. ft. 37 x 67 sq. ft.	14 ft.	240	69	150	240	150	30
Salon III	2.479 sq. ft. 37 x 67 sq. ft.	14 ft.	240	69	150	240	150	30
Prefunction	2.808 sq. ft. 24 x 117 sq. ft.	14 ft.	-	-	-	-	-	-
Georgian Room	3.000 sq. ft. 75 x 40 sq. ft.	11 ft.	240	69	170	240	146	30
Georgian Pre-Function	1.500 sq. ft. 60 x 25 sq. ft.	11 ft.	-	-	-	-	-	-
Lincoln Room	286 sq. ft. 11 x 26 sq. ft.	10 ft.	10	-	-	-	-	10
Liberty Room	240 sq. ft. 12 x 20 sq. ft.	10 ft.	8	-	-	-	-	8

Camere

Totale camere

294

Singola (1 letto)

230

Doppia (2 letti)

Suite

Aliquota imposta

16,37%

Totale camere

294

Singola (1 letto)

230

Doppia (2 letti)

Suite

Aliquota imposta

16,37%

Luogo

Come raggiungerci

The Westin Philadelphia is located on 17th Street, between Market and Chestnut street. We are a block from Suburban Station and just 6 blocks from Philadelphia's main Amtrak hub, 30th Street Station.

Distanza da aeroporto

6 mi

Distance from airport 6 mi

Parcheggio in zona

Parcheggio a pagamento

( 45,00 USD/Giorno )

Servizio parcheggiatore

( 65,00 USD/Giorno )

Parcheggio in strada

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