What Philadelphia Hotels Charge to Park, and the Four That Take Your Car Off-Site

By Matt Spaulding · November 10, 2026

Photo: Katherine Anderson, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

At four of the Philadelphia hotels we cover, all of them Marriott hotels, the valet parks your car somewhere else. The Philadelphia Marriott Downtown charges $72.58 a day for off-site valet. The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia sends cars to the Wanamaker Building, 0.1 miles away, for $70 a day. Philadelphia Marriott Old City charges $69 a day, and the Renaissance Philadelphia Downtown $65. Visit Philly's search for November 17 listed the Marriott Downtown, the Ritz-Carlton and the Renaissance for its Overnight Package, which makes parking free on one- or two-night stays booked through hotels.visitphilly.com. Marriott Old City was not on it.

The Marriott Downtown also lists an off-site lot at $59 a day or $20 an hour, and a garage height of 6 ft 8 in. Oversized vehicles are $85.44. The Ritz-Carlton's directions page lists other off-site parking at $45 a day as well.

Whoever parks the car, ask at check-in how long it takes to come back. The Residence Inn Philadelphia Center City says 45 minutes, and the Kimpton Palomar asks you to allow at least 30. Ask too whether each trip out costs extra.

Loews Philadelphia Hotel, The Windsor Suites and The Study at University City include tax in their parking prices. Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square quotes its prices plus taxes and fees, and the Kimpton Monaco quotes plus tax. Most of the others don't say, so ask about that too.

Hotels where you can park it yourself

Independence Park Hotel has no lot of its own. Through the hotel, a night at the Ritz Public Parking Garage is $28, the lowest nightly price we could read for any hotel in this guide. Get the hotel's parking card before you drive in.

The Hilton Garden Inn Philadelphia Center City has covered self-parking for vehicles 6 ft 3 in or lower, at $40 a day, and no valet. Hilton has also listed it at $45 and $37. The DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Center City has the same height limit and no valet either. It's $48 a day, covered, with in-and-out privileges. Marriott's FAQ for the Sheraton Philadelphia University City Hotel lists self-parking at $40 a day. We found no valet price for it.

Three more hotels print both a self-park and a valet price, and valet costs $9 to $16 more. The Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square has a secured garage at $50 a day and valet at $59. Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown is $53 a day to self-park and $69 a day for valet. At Hilton Philadelphia at Penn's Landing, Hilton's page lists $57 to self-park and $69 for valet.

IHG lists on-site parking at the Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia Penn's Landing, also on Columbus Boulevard, at $39 a day, without saying whether you park it yourself.

The Overnight Package can make parking free

Book a one- or two-night stay at a participating hotel through Visit Philly's own search at hotels.visitphilly.com, and the Overnight Package adds free parking with in-and-out. The voucher goes on automatically. Visit Philly puts its value at up to $140 for two nights at a Center City hotel. Longer stays qualify only at select hotels, and the package can't be combined with other hotel offers. Visit Philly's Overnight Package page, updated November 5, sells it "while supplies last" and prints no end date. The phone line is (800) 687-8185.

The booking site says 39 hotels take part. A search for November 17 to 18 listed 29, and 23 of them are hotels we cover. Independence Park, the Holiday Inn Express and the Hilton at Penn's Landing were on it. The Hilton Garden Inn, the DoubleTree, the Warwick and both Sheratons were not. A hotel missing from the November 17 search may still take part on other dates.

Visit Philly's page tells you to check with each hotel on how to use the free parking. Ask whether the voucher gets you a self-park space or a valet ticket, and at which garage.

Valet prices by area

The lowest valet price we read in Center City East is the Residence Inn's $57 a day, with in-and-out based on availability and a garage that tops out at 6 ft 3 in. Loews is valet only, at $60.02 a night, per the hotel's own site. Hilton's hotel-info pages, read November 10, put the Hampton Inn at $71 a day and the Canopy at $71.05, both with in-and-out. Neither has self-parking, though the Canopy's Welcome Desk can suggest somewhere nearby to park. Valet at the W Philadelphia is $75 a day. At $77.10 a day, The Notary Hotel is the highest of these, and its in-and-out covers overnight parking only.

The Westin Philadelphia in Rittenhouse Square advertises the Overnight Package, and its own experiences page says the package covers valet. Otherwise valet is $70 a day, per Marriott's FAQ for the hotel. The Palomar's valet is $71.05 overnight with in-and-out, or $43.20 for day parking, on IHG's page. The Rittenhouse charges $75 a night for overnight valet ($85 for an oversized vehicle), and the car can go in and out until 6 PM on the day you leave. Motto is valet only, at $55.

In Logan Square, the Windsor Suites and Sonesta are valet only. The Windsor's $57 a day comes with full in-and-out. Sonesta is cheaper on weekends: $57 per car per night Sunday to Thursday and $53 on Friday and Saturday. The Logan lists valet at $72 with in-and-out, with no word on whether that's per day or per night. It also names a self-parking garage at 1815 Cherry Street, with no price.

Over in Old City, the Kimpton Monaco charges $61 a night for valet with in-and-out, and the only self-parking is for accessible spaces.

Homewood Suites in University City is valet only, at $45 a night. The Study's valet runs 24 hours, at $58 a night with unlimited in-and-out. Valet at The Rooms at Fitler Club starts at $60 a night and is settled at checkout, per its own site. At The Inn at Penn, it's $61.25 with in-and-out.

Hotels where we couldn't confirm a parking price

We couldn't read the overnight valet rate for the Four Seasons on its own pages, so call before you drive. The Sofitel lists valet with no rate and says nothing about self-parking.

The Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District has an attached garage with 363 spaces. Wyndham's site says "paid self-parking in the on-site garage with in/out privileges" and gives no price.

Club Quarters has no parking on site and sends you to a partner garage at 44 South 16th Street for a discounted rate it doesn't print. Across the street from Morris House, the Walnut Towers Garage takes 15% off with the hotel's validation, and its rate isn't published either. Society Hill Hotel has nothing on site and points to a public garage a short walk away. Penn's View says nothing about parking on its site.

Marriott has listed valet at the Aloft at both $65 and $71 a day, and there's no self-parking. The Home2 Suites now lists no parking; it used to name a Parkway garage next door at $65 a day. Marriott's older listing for the Four Points said it had no parking, and we couldn't confirm otherwise. Choice's listing for the Cambria says both valet and no parking.

Hyatt Centric Rittenhouse Square lists valet and names no self-parking, from $69.60 with no unit given. For the Bellevue, Hyatt points to the Parkway Bellevue Garage at 220 South Broad: $50 a night to self-park and $76 for valet. We saw those figures only in search results, not on the hotels' own pages, so call before you count on them.

The Notary, the Rittenhouse, the Sofitel, the Palomar, Sonesta and the Bellevue also charge a nightly hotel fee, and we list those by hotel.