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Relax in a 373 sq ft City View room at The Bellevue Hotel, where sweeping city vistas meet thoughtful accessibility. Hardwood flooring and climate-controlled heating and air conditioning create a calm backdrop, while hypo-allergenic and premium pillowtop bedding ensure a restful night. The room is designed to welcome up to three guests and offers visual and tactile accessibility features such as Braille/raised signage and visual fire alarms.
The bedroom centers on one King Bed with premium linens and a pillowtop mattress; a rollaway/extra bed is available for a surcharge. The private bathroom includes accessible appointments—wheelchair-width doorways, a roll-in shower, a raised toilet seat, wheelchair-accessible bathroom vanity and lever door handles—plus bathrobes, designer toiletries (shampoo, conditioner, soap), towels, slippers and a hair dryer. Entertainment is provided on a 55-inch television with closed captioning, and guests can request a toothbrush and toothpaste if needed.
Staying here includes guest benefits that bring the hotel experience together: access to The Sporting Club fitness and pool facilities for the duration of your stay, a welcome cocktail or mocktail, two refillable water bottles, La Colombe coffee in the lobby, and access to the seven-story skylit Conservatory Lounge atrium. Small comforts such as turndown service and in-room convenience are part of your visit, and staff at The Bellevue Hotel are available 24 hours to assist with requests and accessibility needs.






























This room faces out over Philadelphia's Center City. The hotel sits on Broad Street's Avenue of the Arts, so the outlook is urban rather than a garden or water view.
The room has 1 King Bed with a pillowtop mattress and premium, hypo-allergenic bedding. It sleeps up to 3 guests. A rollaway or extra bed can be added for a surcharge, so it suits a couple or a parent with a child.
The room has wheelchair-width doorways, a roll-in shower, a raised toilet seat, a wheelchair-accessible bathroom vanity and lever door handles. It also has Braille/raised signage, a visual fire alarm and a closed-captioned television. The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day if you need to arrange anything specific.
It is a private bathroom with a roll-in shower. It comes with bathrobes, slippers, designer toiletries, soap, towels and a hair dryer. A toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request.
Your stay includes complimentary access to The Sporting Club, with its 25-meter indoor lap pool, sauna, steam room and fitness floor. You also get a welcome cocktail or mocktail, two refillable water bottles and La Colombe coffee in the lobby. You can also visit the seven-story skylit Conservatory Lounge atrium. Breakfast is not included.
The Bellevue Hotel is family-friendly, and children under 12 receive a welcome cookie. Children may use the Sporting Club only during designated children's hours: Tuesday and Thursday 2:00–5:00 PM, and Saturday and Sunday 12:00–5:00 PM. They must be accompanied by an adult, and a signed waiver is required for those 15 and under. The sauna, steam room and fitness floor remain adult-only.
Pergola, the 19th-floor restaurant with views of Center City, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and offers overnight in-room delivery. Mr. Edison, the supper club in the lobby, serves dinner and has a dress code. Full breakfast is an additional charge, at roughly $42 per person.
The Kimmel Center and Academy of Music are steps away, about a 4–5 minute walk. Reading Terminal Market is about 640 m away, and Rittenhouse Square is also within easy walking distance. Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell Center are about a 20-minute walk, and the Broad Street Line subway runs beneath Broad Street.
The hotel is about 15–31 minutes by car from Philadelphia International Airport. SEPTA's Airport Line also runs direct trains to Center City's Suburban Station about every 30 minutes, taking roughly 22–28 minutes.
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