The largest city in Pennsylvania, Philadelphia boasts a beautiful mosaic of rich history and culture interspersed with modern skyscrapers and shopping centres. This makes it a truly wonderful place to visit as a tourist and live in as a resident. This travel destination welcomes all kinds of tourists, and you are guaranteed a grand time whether you enjoy shopping, trying out different cuisines, exploring the wilderness, or learning about the rich local culture. From the ever-popular Philadelphia Museum of Art to the Italian market where you can buy interesting souvenirs, from the amazing cheesesteaks and fries to the breathtakingly scenic cherry blossom trees sprinkled across the city, you are sure to have the time of your life here. Check out this list of the top bed and breakfast in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, if you are planning to visit anytime soon.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on October 20, 2025.
1. Welcoming bed and breakfast with warm interiors (from USD 265)
Situated in the central area of Philadelphia near the university, this quaint and pretty little bed and breakfast offers a wide variety of amenities coupled with great service. Guests compliment the decor and cleanliness of the place along with the staff. However, the owners are the real highlight of this property, and with their warm and friendly demeanour, you are sure to feel right at home. The rooms are very cosy and welcoming, with cable television, free WiFi, and seating areas. There is even a lovely little veranda where you can enjoy your morning cup of tea or coffee in leisure.
The Gables Bed and Breakfast Philadelphia
Address: 4520 Chester Avenue
3.38 km (2.1 mi) from Philadelphia Museum of Art
2. Grand accommodation with vintage decor (from USD 175)
Generous, homemade breakfast with a variety of options, served in a beautiful dining room.
Reasonable pricing for a charming B&B in a prime location.
Excellent location near Rittenhouse Square, walking distance to attractions and restaurants.
Cozy, historic building with spacious rooms, homely living room, and assistive staff.
Situated in the beautiful and historic neighbourhood of Rittenhouse Square, this gorgeous villa will win your heart the moment you set foot in it. It has a cosy and welcoming decor with great lighting and beautiful antiques, and the furniture looks like they’ve been taken right out of a Jane Austen novel! There is a lovely family room here with a piano and a fireplace where you can curl up with your loved ones. Don’t be fooled by the vintage decor of this place. It packs a punch in terms of amenities, including free WiFi, air-conditioning, and a kitchenette in certain rooms, along with a microwave, fridge, stove, and all the cookware you would need.
La Reserve Bed and Breakfast
Address: 1804 Pine Street
2.29 km (1.5 mi) from Philadelphia Museum of Art
3. Quaint fairy-tale accommodation (from USD 219)
This is a historic Victorian-style home from the 1800s that has been restored and converted into a bed and breakfast. Invoking the joyous spirit of Christmas all through the year with its beautiful green and red decor, this bed and breakfast makes you feel at home the minute you step in. With spacious rooms, free WiFi, continental breakfast on weekdays, and small thoughtful perks arranged by the hosts (such as coffee and hot chocolate), you can truly let go of all your worries and just relax.
Cornerstone Bed & Breakfast
Address: 3300 Baring Street
890 meters (0.6 ft) from Philadelphia Museum of Art
4. Homely bed and breakfast with warm decor (from USD 251)
Gourmet breakfast with a variety of international tastes, freshly baked bread, and superb coffee. Sumptuous and creative dining evoking first-class European hotels.
Reasonably priced for the quality and service offered.
Located on a quaint, cozy, and inviting property, albeit on a narrow steep street with parking challenges.
Comfortable and atmospheric interiors, complimentary water bottles, alcoholic beverages, freshly baked breads and rolls each morning, varied and scrumptious meal options.
This lovely and luxurious bed and breakfast is strategically located close to Philadelphia Zoo as well as the university, along with a number of other awesome attractions. With a variety of amenities such as free WiFi, a beautiful garden where you can take a walk or enjoy your morning cup of tea or coffee, and air-conditioning in the rooms, this place exudes luxury. Its decor is truly well done, with dark curtains lending a sophisticated air. Furthermore, you can enjoy a continental breakfast here every day.
Manayunk Chambers Guest House
Address: 168 Gay Street
7.79 km (4.9 mi) from Philadelphia Museum of Art
Philadelphia Tour Guide
Annie Leguennec
My name is Annie. I am a local Tour guide based in Philadelphia enjoying fully what the city has to offer with its deep history, street arts, murals, architecture, traditional food, black history, Farmer Markets, green space, a melting pot of neighborhoods and its great locals. I am looking for to welcome you and show you this incredible city where you will gain a better understanding of the ci... Read more
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Philadelphia Tour Guide
Stephanie Eley
I'm a graduate of ITMI, International Tour Management Institute and 17 years as a licensed Tour Director and Program Director. My expertise began in NYC and Washington, DC where I'm a licensed guide and has expanded to Europe, South America, Cuba and the Western / Southwestern National Parks of the US. I'd love to introduce you for a day or a week to Denver, Colorado and the 4 corners region of... Read more
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Philadelphia Tour Guide
Vance Lehmkuhl
Tour operator and tour guide for American Vegan Center in historic Old City Philadelphia, administering walking tours focusing on Philadelphia's "veg history" - the vegans and vegetarians through history that started the US vegetarian and vegan movements in this city. Author of "Eating Vegan in Philly" (2016) and also "V for Veg: The Best of Philly's Vegan Food Column," a collection of my colum... Read more
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5. A boutique bed and breakfast
This elegant yet homely bed and breakfast will transport you to another time. Built in the 1900s for an admiral, this accommodation offers a wide variety of amenities, such as parking, private bathroom, high-definition television with cable, free WiFi, and a small kitchenette with coffeemaker, refrigerator, microwave, and kettle. The bedroom is spacious and airy, with beautiful modern decor adorning its walls and cosy sheets to slip into at night. Guests especially compliment the hosts—Tina and Trays—and mention that they are extremely friendly and hospitable.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
4.24 km (2.7 mi) from Philadelphia Museum of ArtTop guest reviews
Host:
tina was a great hostvery nice hosts and petstina is a wonderfully generous hostawesome host responded to all my questions quicklythe hosts are such wonderful peopleLocation:
the location was excellentgreat location that put us in the heart of passyunk and a five minute walk from the subwaythis house is in the perfect locationlocation is excellent with lots of philly within easy walking distanceand the proximity to shops was perfectCleanliness:
very clean and privateeverything was extremely clean and the cookies were as delicious as advertisedcozy and cleanthe house was beautiful and very cleanthe aussie cookies were great the room and bathroom were very cleanRead more reviewsAmenities & Room:
there were plenty of amenities to make the stay comfortablethere were 2 big bedrooms with a nice breakfast area (breakfast food included- it was delicious)beautiful bathroom mini kitchen and large room to spread outthe house has central air so it was always comfortablethe view from your room is also a very cute street
6. Spacious bed and breakfast (from USD 185)
This restored vintage building is another popular gem right in the midst of modern Philadelphia. The place has amazing details that are sure to charm you, such as a vintage marble fireplace with classic mantle, an adorable little parlour room where you can relax with your loved ones over a board game, and delicious breakfast greeting you every morning. Indeed the hosts have left no stone unturned to make sure your stay is as luxurious as it can be.
Thomas Bond House Bed and Breakfast
Address: 129 South 2nd Street
3.74 km (2.4 mi) from Philadelphia Museum of Art
7. Retro-themed bed and breakfast (from USD 125)
Extensive and thoughtful breakfast offerings, with a variety of fruits, breads, and homemade muffins.
Great value for the location, with convenient access to Philadelphia attractions.
Conveniently located with easy access to Center City, museums, and other attractions in the Philadelphia area.
Cozy rooms, beautiful landscaping, and a wide variety of continental breakfast foods.
Centrally situated close to amazing natural attractions such as Fairmount Park, Wissahickon Creek, and Valley Forge State Park, this bed and breakfast is surrounded by greenery for miles. Enjoy tasty continental breakfast along with great amenities such as free WiFi, air-conditioned rooms, non-smoking rooms, shared bathrooms and shower, and a patio in select accommodations. Because of its good location, you can spend a day exploring the great outdoors either hiking or bicycling.
Pilgrim's Rest Bed and Breakfast
Address: 876 Manatawna Avenue
12.68 km (7.9 mi) from Philadelphia Museum of Art
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9. Incredible bed and breakfast oozing with luxury (from USD 185)
If you don’t mind being a short drive away from Philadelphia but do not wish to compromise on luxury, there are few places better than this bed and breakfast. With amenities you will rarely find in other accommodations of its kind, such as a fenced heated swimming pool, garden, DVD player and television, spa, on-site library, and daily housekeeping, this option can provide the ultimate weekend getaway for you.
Alpenhof Bed & Breakfast
Address: 2001 N Ridley Creek Road
20.0 km (12.5 mi) from Philadelphia Museum of Art
Enjoy a relaxing stay in Philadelphia!
A bed and breakfast offers the cosy comfort of home along with the advantages of staying in a hotel. Hotels often charge an exorbitant amount to add breakfast to their package, though sometimes all we really want is a simple meal before we head out for sightseeing or business. This is the reason bed and breakfasts have sprung up even in the biggest cities. Use this list to help you find the best accommodations—book your rooms today!
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