Best Western Plus Philadelphia-Pennsauken Hotel
3 AAA hotel in Pennsauken

Description

Main services:

Info

Check-In: from 3:00 PM

Check-Out: within 11:00 AM

Services

On premises:

• 100% smoke-free hotel
• Complimentary full breakfast.
  
  Hot Arabica coffee, hot eggs, breakfast meat, a selection of assorted teas, juices assortment of fresh breakfast bread, muffins, and pastries.
  
  A selection of popular cereals and oatmeal.
  
  
• Exercise facility, 24 Hour
• Weight lifting equipment
• Stationary bike
• Treadmill
• Elevator
• Inter corridor
• 24-hour front desk
• Multilingual staff, English, Spanish, Mandarin, and Cantonese
• Laundromat, 1 coin operated washer and dryer on property that are available 24 hours a day.
  
  Detergent and fabric softener are also available at Sundry for a fee.
  
  
• Dry cleaning
• Express check-out
• Cable or satellite television, HBO®, CNN®, ESPN® & MSNBC
• Free wireless internet available in public areas; Free in-room wireless internet access; Free wireless internet access available in public areas and all guest rooms; All guest rooms are hardwired and offer free wireless internet access; All guest rooms are hardwired for internet access
• Business center, 24 hours, free, two desktops available for guests to check emails, web browsing, print documents or boarding pass.
  
  
• Fax machine
• Meeting facilities, 350 square feet, accommodates up to 12 people
• Convenience store/Sundry
• Hearing impaired services Available upon request
• Physically challenged facilities
• Elevator, wheelchair accessible
• Parking for the physically challenged, 24 hours, free
• Ice/vending machines
• Free parking, 24 hours
• Outdoor parking, 24 hours, free
• Higher rates may apply for holidays/special events
• Tesla and universal charging station, fee applies

Nearby:

• 4.2 mile(s) from Adventure Aquarium, massive aquarium with a 4-D experience theater plus hippos, stingrays & an underwater shark tunnel.
  
  
• 4.2 mile(s) from BB&T Pavilion, large outdoor performing arts amphitheater transforms into a smaller, enclosed venue for the winter.
  
  
• 4.2 mile(s) from Battleship New Jersey, visitors can tour the decommissioned battleship's 887-ft.-long deck & sailors’ living quarters.
  
  
• 5.6 mile(s) from National Constitution Center, interactive all-ages museum devoted to the U.S.
  
  Constitution featuring rare artifacts & a theater.
  
  
• 5.6 mile(s) from Independence National Historical Park, this landmark-filled park covers 20 city blocks with museums, Independence Hall & the Liberty Bell.
  
  
• 7.4 mile(s) from Philadelphia Museum of Art, majestic space with famed entry staircase featuring Renaissance classics & special exhibits.
  
  
• 7.2 mile(s) from Lincoln Financial Field, this outdoor football stadium seats over 67,000 people & is home field for the Philadelphia Eagles.
  
  
• 5.4 mile(s) from Penn's Landing, vibrant Penn’s Landing attracts families to its stretch of parks and multicultural eateries along the Delaware River.
  
  The Great Plaza and Festival Pier are popular venues for outdoor summer concerts, while RiverRink offers ice skating in winter.
  
  Tourists visit the Independence Seaport Museum and historic warships, and enjoy dinner cruises on the Spirit of Philadelphia.
  
  SugarHouse Casino offers a glitzy nightlife.
  
  
• 6.4 mile(s) from SugarHouse Casino, 24/7 casino offers table games, slots, live entertainment, 4 restaurants/bars & free shuttle bus.
  
  
• 6.4 mile(s) from The Fillmore Philadelphia, this large, industrial-style place with a full bar & balconies showcases a lineup of music artists.
  
  
• 6 mile(s) from Reading Terminal Market, America's oldest farmers' market. The city’s famous indoor food paradise that’s a one-stop shop for everything from local produce and delicious sandwiches to artisanal cheeses and desserts.
  
  
• 15 mile(s) from Valley Forge National Historical Park, no battles were fought in Valley Forge, but the time the Continental Army spent here went down as one of their most trying periods.
  
  Exhibits and artifacts in the Visitor Center, replicated huts and the original headquarters tell the story of the pivotal winter that George Washington and his troops endured.
  
  The 3,500-acre Valley Forge National Historical Park also includes trails and picnic areas and draws nearly 2.5 million visitors each year.
  
  
• 6 mile(s) from The Liberty Bell Center, the famously fractured bronze bell and a nice view of Independence Hall through the glass windows that look out over the park.
  
  
• 8 mile(s) from Citizens Bank Park, the park is also open for tours year-round.
  
  And while you’re there, don’t forget to hit up some of the awesome concessions like Federal Donuts, Tony Luke’s, Bull’s BBQ and more.
  
  
• 8 mile(s) from Philadelphia Zoo, the world’s first system of see-through mesh trails that cross over pathways, connect habitats and encourage animals to travel and explore throughout the campus.
  
  Other wild highlights of America’s first zoo: Key Bank Big Cat Falls, PECO Primate Reserve and KidZooU, a wildlife academy of dynamic displays, rare breeds and hands-on experiences
• 6 mile(s) from Franklin Square, Philly-themed miniature golf course, a restored marble fountain, playgrounds and an old-fashioned carousel featuring famous Philly horses.
  
  And when hunger strikes, SquareBurger (open seasonally) delivers with awesome burgers, fries and shakes, including Cake Shakes made with Philadelphia’s own Tastykakes.
  
  
• 6 mile(s) from The Franklin Institute, seeks to showcase the science involved in every aspect of life, from sports to space and beyond.
  
  A rotating roster of special exhibitions add to the Institute’s 11 hands-on permanent exhibits, such as the highly interactive Your Brain, the newly reimagined SportsZone and the Giant Heart, a walk-through human corpuscle that would fit someone 220 feet tall.
  
  
• 5 mile(s) from National Constitution Center
• 6.5 mile(s) from Eastern State Penitentiary, this former prison introduced Americans to a new form of housing inmates: solitary confinement.
  
  Al Capone and Willie Sutton were among the 75,000 inmates who spent time at Eastern State Penitentiary, which today draws nearly 400,000 people per year to explore its gorgeous Gothic architecture.
  
  Self-guided tours, a once-daily guided tour and a Halloween haunted house, along with exhibitions and special events, make the massive prison a favorite among those who dare to enter.
  
  
• 6.5 mile(s) from The Barnes Foundation
• 6.5 mile(s) from Academy of Natural Science
• 3 mile(s) from Cherry Hill Mall, South Jersey's premier shopping destination.
  
  Its central location at the intersection of Haddonfield Road and Route 38 makes the exclusive apparel retailer and dining venue easily accessible and impossible to miss
• 2 mile(s) from Cherry Hill Shopping Cent, indoor climate controled