Have to agree with the other reviews that this hotel is old and dated. In fairness to the hotel, I'll break this review down into three categories

The Good:

-Outstanding service from shuttle driver! Prompt, courteous and above and beyond the call of duty in offering good service to a special request
-Extremely comfortable bedding and pillows. Best nights sleep I've had in a long time

The Bad:
-Could never get DSL connection in room to work, but free Wi-fi in lobby and certain areas of the lounge. Hotel gave me 800 number to assist with DSL, but company stated problem was on the hotel site. Hotel charged me for the call. Call was taken off at check-out when I asked

The Ugly:
-Overpriced bland food in Sports Lounge with service that really seemed they couldnt be bothered with me. Nothing like overpaying for bad food and bad service

-With the exception of the shuttle driver the employees at this hotel were not very friendly, never smiled, and really didnt make me feel welcome. Far below Hilton employee standards

In summary, if you get a cheap price and are just going to crash in a comfortable bed, this may be ok for you. If you want anything more from your stay you might look somewhere else

This is an older, dated hotel, especially the public areas. There are only 3 small elevators that seem always occupied. There is no concierge level. However, the rooms are spacious with new furnishings, and a great bed. Bathroom was small and worn. Breakfast buffet was good, but not great, front desk staff very friendly, and the shuttle to the airport timely. Not a shining star in the Hilton chain, which has some excellent airport hotels. Not sure if I would stay here again, as the Airport Marriott is so much nicer, newer, and more convenient.

I stayed one night at the Hilton Philadelphia Airport and was mostly disappointed. The positives were that room service was quick and the food was good, the bed was comfortable, and the hotel is located close to the airport.

The negatives were that my room was musty smelling and when I went to shower I found that there was no water. I had to go downstairs to inquire about the problem because the front desk phone was consistently busy. They had shut down water to the building to fix a leak. And in typical union labor fashion, one guy was working and five others were sitting around chatting. Thankfully they got the water back on about an hour later.

My first choice was the Hampton Inn near the airport, but they were full. That still would be my first choice.

We stayed at the airport Hilton in March 2008. We were actually quite worried about the hotel from all the negative reviews, but, found the accommodations ok- not great- but nicer than described.

We booked through priceline - a nonsmoking room. They tried to tell us we booked a smoking room, and had to give us a handicapped accessible nonsmoking room as that was supposedly the only nonsmoking room left.

It took 25 minutes to check in- as priceline customers cannot use the express check in (hence, we waited in line for 25 minutes!)- and the hotel staff were very slow at checking in everybody.

There was a hole in the sheets on one of the queen beds.

The rooms did appear to be recently renovated. Although the decorator did not do a stellar job at coordinating accessories and furnishings, there was no problems with comfort.

The service in the sports bar was horrible. The waitress would not stop at our table without us hailing her down with great efforts. She never checked on us, she never asked how our food was, or never came back to refill drinks. THe food was ok, around what you would expect from a hotel dining room.

The parking lot appeared very safe and we had no problems with vandalism or theft.

Overall, this was a nice hotel room, it was certainly the worst Hilton (or "luxury" hotel) we ever stayed but was nicer than a comfort in. For the price, it wasn't bad.