Guest User: This hotel was fine for the price--I've paid a lot more for a lot worse. I only stayed one night and had no issues.
600 Manor Rd
From RUB 11,351
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Guest User: Everything was just fine. No complaints. Clean enough. The trundle bed under the couch was great for our 8 year old. Breakfast is typically hotel breakfast- not bad. The staff were nice and helpful.
730 Eagleview Blvd, Exton
From RUB 12,017
Guest User: 房間很乾凈 空氣清新 前台的服務員也很熱情 聊的很開心 早餐到9:30 選擇同比酒店算豐富 酒店大堂還可以自助接白酒紅酒等 很開心 以後還會選擇
888 Chesterbrook Blvd, Wayne
From RUB 10,127
Birdbath: The hotel was really clean. The girl at the front desk was very nice and helpful. Only downside was not having a microwave in the room. I will return.
700 W Uwchlan Ave, Exton
From RUB 6,396
Guest User: The hotel was in a good spot with stores close by. The breakfast had some good options. The room was clean and hotel was pretty quite when we stayed there. Was a good value for the price.
4 N Pottstown Pike, Exton
From RUB 6,093
Guest User: Not bad at all, definitely the best place I've stayed in Pennsylvania.
700 W Uwchlan Ave
From RUB 6,166
Guest User: Im so glad that I discovered this hotel. Its in the back of the shopping center however everything you need is in walking distance. The breakfast was very good it had alot to choose from. The people that work there were super nice and professional. And it was a very, very clean hotel. Also there's a pool and a gym if you want to exercise. And last but not the least it was a quiet and peaceful experience. Highly recommend...
975 E Lancaster Ave, Downingtown
From RUB 8,589
Guest User: Convenient transportation, clean and tidy, in line with expectations. American accommodation is not comparable to domestic accommodation, just get used to it
635 Lancaster Ave, Frazer
From RUB 6,747
Jellyliu_: [”The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was comfortable, and the front desk staff were very friendly. Excellent value for money, highly recommend!”,”The location is convenient and travel-friendly. The cleanliness is spot-on, and the stay exceeded my expectations. I'll definitely come back again.”,”The environment is quiet and free of noise, there's plenty of hot water, and the service is thoughtful. Five-star rating!”]
720 Eagleview Blvd E, Exton
From RUB 10,551
McKibbin: This place has really nice rooms and seems very professionally operated. The swimming pool was nice and the American breakfast was better than expected. There is a bar and restaurant very close. I was visiting nearby family. This is probably your best option for Exton, Pennsylvania. They do require a credit card on check in, but do not take Unionpay. This is a bit inconvenient. Good Hotel!
120 N Pottstown Pike
From RUB 6,602
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A must-visit French estate near Philadelphia～
There’s a romantic French estate hidden near Philadelphia! Longwood Gardens is about a 1-hour drive from University City 🚗 and is one of the most beautiful gardens I’ve seen in the eastern US! ✨ Fountain area 🕑 The best light is early morning and late afternoon! The fountain show here is amazing! 🎶 The music fountain changes the height of the water jets to the rhythm, and sunlight passing through the mist creates stunning rainbow halos 🌈 The French symmetrical garden design is very meticulous, with neat hedges and open lawns. Every shot looks like a postcard 📸 🌿 Greenhouse area 🕧 Recommended visit time: 1–2 hours I was amazed when I stepped into this plant paradise! Rare species from around the world 💐 The light through the glass roof is super dreamy, and every corner is incredibly beautiful 💥 There are comfortable seating areas to rest. When you’re tired, just sit and relax, soaking in the greenery—it’s very pleasant~ 🗓️ Recommended 3-day itinerary nearby: Day 1 | Longwood Gardens day trip Morning: shoot fountain photos 📷 Afternoon: stroll garden paths and enjoy peaceful moments Day 2 | Brandywine River Museum An art-filled museum 🎨 In the afternoon, explore the surrounding countryside~ Day 3 | Philadelphia Museum of Art + city stroll Visit famous artworks 🖼️ Afternoon coffee in the city is just perfect ☕
UK South Downs Way: Winchester to Eastbourne Chalk Escarpment Ridge Walk
#arrivalguide walked the full 100 miles west-to-east over seven days in late May, sleeping in Exton, Buriton, Amberley, Southease and ending in Eastbourne. The South Downs Way is a bridleway the whole length, so you share chalk with cyclists and horses, but the ridge itself is broad, yellow with tormentil in June, and drained perfectly—I never had wet feet despite two rain days. Winchester cathedral close to Cheesefoot Head is 11 miles of gentle farmland climb; the real downs start at Butser Hill (270 m, highest point on the trail) where I caught a bus connection mistake: I’d booked a B&B in Petersfield 3 miles off-route and lost 90 minutes each evening to the shuttle—stay in on-ridge villages like Cocking or Amberley if you can. Amberley to Southease crosses Chanctonbury Ring and Devil’s Dyke; water is scarce on top, so I carried 2.5 L and refilled at village pubs (tap water is free by law in UK pubs, just ask). The last day, Southease to Eastbourne via Cuckmere Haven, the Seven Sisters and Beachy Head, is the payoff—20 km of cliff-edge walking with the sea finally appearing. Trains link both ends to London (Winchester from Waterloo, Eastbourne from Victoria) and intermediate stations make section-hiking trivial. A common error: underestimating cumulative ascent—around 4,200 m over the week, more than people expect from “gentle downs.” My question: do you walk it for the chalk ecology and silence, or mainly to bank the Seven Sisters finale?
Longwood Gardens | step into the world of oil paintings
Longwood Gardens, the Dupont family’s century-old private garden, is truly breathtaking! The symmetrical fountain courtyard and the large climate-controlled greenhouse make every plant and tree exude French elegance. Must-visit highlights: ▫️ Main fountain garden: sunset water show is legendary ▫️ Indoor greenhouse: tropical orchids and giant water lilies perfect for photos ▫️ Italian water feature: flower borders surround a hidden photo spot ▫️ Treehouse in the woods: overlook the entire green landscape and relax 📝 travel tips 📍 Longwood Gardens, 30 min drive from Philadelphia, 2 hours from New York 🎫 It’s best to buy tickets in advance on the official website. Parking is free ⏰ Allow 6 hours for an in-depth visit. Stay until evening to see the nighttime fountain show 👗 Outfit recommendation: light white, beige, or cream long dresses for perfect garden harmony
A Joyful Blast from the Past at the Palace of Entertainment
Today, we visited a new and fascinating venue – the Palace of Entertainment. I was amazed by the variety, interactive activities, and cleanliness in every zone. It felt like being a child again, wanting to touch everything, jump around, and dive into a ball pool. Plan for about 1.5-2 hours because there's so much to not only see but also try, experience, and discover. They also offer guided tours, which is a great bonus, making the visit even more engaging. The variety of zones on the first floor was fantastic, especially the ball jumping area! The ball pool was the ultimate childhood dream come true – spacious, full of balls, and delightfully uncrowded. We were absolutely thrilled!
7.11 Weekend: The 8 Must-Visit Places in New York, New Jersey, and Philadelphia
🫐① Linvilla Orchards Blueberry Festival 📍137 W Knowlton Rd, Media, PA The annual Blueberry Festival features not only picking but also a farmers market, live music, kids' games, and blueberry pies. 🕒 Farm hours: 8am–6pm (festival activities usually start at 10am) 🎟️ Free admission; picking charged by weight (about $5–8/lb) 🍴 Recommended: Linvilla Grill, Blueberry Donuts 📍 Nearby attractions: Longwood Gardens (20 minutes), Brandywine Museum 🌉② Benjamin Franklin Bridge Centennial Walk 📍6th St & Race St, Philadelphia To celebrate the bridge’s 100th anniversary, it’s rarely open for pedestrian walking. The view of Philadelphia’s skyline from the center of the bridge is stunning. 🕒 Weekend only (morning or evening recommended) 🍴 Recommended: Reading Terminal Market (1136 Arch St) 📍 Nearby: Old City, Independence Hall, Liberty Bell all within 10 minutes. 🎬③ Brooklyn Bridge Park Free Outdoor Movies 📍334 Furman St, Brooklyn One of the most iconic summer events. Bring a picnic blanket, watch a movie, enjoy the river breeze, and take in the Manhattan night view. 🕒 Entry at dusk, movie starts around 8:30pm 🍴 Recommended: Time Out Market (55 Water St) 📍 Nearby: DUMBO, Jane’s Carousel, Brooklyn Bridge all within walking distance. 🎨④ Grounds For Sculpture 📍80 Sculptors Way, Hamilton, NJ Over 100 large sculptures scattered throughout the garden, perfect for photos and a popular spot for families. 🕒 10am–5pm 🎟️ Adults about $25, children about $12 (booking on the official website recommended) 🍴 Recommended: Rat’s Restaurant 📍 Nearby: Sayen House & Gardens 🍕⑤ Time Out Market New York 📍55 Water St, Brooklyn No need to queue or run all over New York; here you can try multiple popular NYC restaurants in one place. 🕒 8am–11pm 🍴 Must-try: Juliana’s Pizza, Pat LaFrieda Burger, Jacob’s Pickles 📍 Nearby: Brooklyn Bridge, Empire Fulton Ferry Park
East Coast｜Experience the Old Money Lifestyle Around Philadelphia
Many people think Philadelphia only has historical American buildings to see, but surprisingly, the nearby small towns offer plenty of picturesque old money spots. It's leisurely and pleasant, perfect for both tourism and weekend getaways… 1️⃣ Longwood Gardens (Photos 10-13) An English-style garden about a 45-minute drive from downtown Philadelphia, walkable in one visit. It features several different plant areas (floral art, bonsai, tropical, indoor, etc.) and a large fountain. Several nights a week, there are themed musical fountain shows (such as Taylor Swift specials, movie OST specials, etc.) with lights and music—definitely worth watching. It’s recommended to enter around 3 PM, stroll leisurely through the garden, have dinner at the on-site restaurant around 6 PM (the food is excellent), and finish dining before 8:30 PM to catch the fountain show starting at 9 PM upstairs. 2️⃣ Winterthur (Photos 2-6) A century-old family mansion hidden within over a thousand acres of gardens. Taking the small train to visit each stop is much easier than walking. There are countless varieties of flowers, trees, and landscaping, with millions of azaleas and autumn foliage 🍁 throughout the grounds. Every corner reflects the lifestyle and traces of the old money family. Sunlight filtering through the treetops onto vintage fountains makes you feel like a lady from Downton Abbey with every snap! 3️⃣ Nemours Estate (Photos 7-9) The largest French-style garden in North America, featuring fountains, golden statues, and maze lawns. Every corner exudes French romance. You can also see vintage Rolls-Royce cars! Fewer people than Winterthur, so no need to fight for photo spots 📸. Every shot captures the European old money vibe, and the best part is it’s easier to photograph and less crowded than European estates!
Must-Visit Dream Garden in Philadelphia
There’s a magical spot hidden around Philadelphia! 👉 Mt. Cuba Center Dream Garden 🎀 📍 Just a 30-minute drive to the town of Hockessin 🎫 $20 ticket to capture photos worth a million bucks ✨ Very few visitors! An exclusive experience! 🌿【Step into a Fairy Tale World in an Instant】 I was amazed as soon as I arrived! The wrought iron gate is truly a work of art! The entwined vine patterns are so exquisite~ Every angle is perfect for stunning photos 📸 The garden is thoughtfully divided: ✨ Magical Hedge Maze (super cinematic!) ✨ Wild Natural Forest Area (a must for forest fairy vibes) ✨ Dreamy Flower Lawn (a sea of pink flowers, absolutely stunning) Every corner hides a surprise, making you feel like Alice herself! 🌷【Three-Day Magical Itinerary】 Day 1 🌈 Artsy Fairy Day ☀️ Morning: Snap tons of photos at Mt. Cuba ☀️ Afternoon: Treasure hunt in Hockessin town, antique shops + cafes Day 2 🌸 Encounter with Art and Flowers ☀️ Morning: Longwood Gardens, breathtakingly beautiful Address: 1001 Longwood Rd, Kennett Square ☀️ Afternoon: Countryside drive to stumble upon rainbow flower fields Day 3 🏰 Noble Experience Day ☀️ Morning: Nemours Estate, pretend you’re in Europe Address: 1600 Rockland Rd, Wilmington ☀️ Afternoon: Wilmington city walk, vintage buildings perfect for photos
Philadelphia's Most Beautiful French Estate Guide
Just a 45-minute drive from Philadelphia, you can reach the stunning French estate! Nemours Estate is considered the largest French garden in the United States 💐, a perfect combination of castle and garden. 💎 The DuPont Family's Twin Star Gardens This luxurious estate, like Longwood Gardens, comes from the famous DuPont family~ ▪️ More spacious and grand than Longwood Gardens ▪️ Free shuttle bus tours around the estate 🚌 ▪️ Each room inside the castle has a dedicated guide 📸 Photo Spots ▪️ Symmetrical French hedge maze ▪️ Sunlight filtering through the dappled shadows of trees ▪️ Elegant black and white corridor ▪️ Magnificent gilded ceiling decorations ✨ 🏰 Recommended Three-Day Itinerary Around the Area 🌟 Day 1|Noble Lifestyle Experience Morning|Stroll through the French garden Afternoon|Wander around Wilmington's Old Town 🌟 Day 2|Art and Culture Day Morning|Philadelphia Museum of Art Afternoon|Tour of historic city buildings 🌟 Day 3|Flower Sea Adventure Morning|Flower viewing at Longwood Gardens Afternoon|Country road drive When dusk gilds the garden with golden edges, the tranquility and poetry are truly indescribable~ Here, even time seems to slow down 👣
Hidden Gems: Must-Visit Niche Museums in Philadelphia
Near Philadelphia in Paoli lies a hidden gem of the art world✨ The Wharton Esherick Museum is the private studio of America’s master of wooden furniture🏠 With over 7,000 pieces, it’s impossible to look away👀 🪵 【When Wood Dances】 Esherick amazed the world with his "organic aesthetics"🎨 Each piece grows naturally along the wood grain🌱 He is said to have created over 5,000 pieces of furniture in his lifetime At Sotheby’s auctions, any piece easily starts at five figures💰 🏠 【A Must-See for Detail Lovers】 ▪️ The "Swimmer" sculpture on the window frame is incredibly three-dimensional ▪️ The bedroom door carries a unique rhythm ▪️ The multifunctional desk is so beautiful you hesitate to use it Favorite is the fairy-tale style colorful facade Every snap looks like an Instagram-worthy masterpiece📸 ✨ 【The Pioneer of Mid-Century Style】 Though not entirely Mid-Century Modern, it’s definitely a source of inspiration for vintage design💡 Even the Margaret Esherick House, his niece’s home, is one of his masterpieces Artistic genes passed down through generations👑 🚗 【3-Day Surrounding Tour】 💎Day 1: Art and Small Town Morning immersed in the kingdom of woodcraft Afternoon stroll through Paoli town Watch architecture appear and disappear in the shadows of trees🚶 🎨Day 2: City of Art Morning at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Afternoon exploring historic buildings downtown The blend of old and new is super atmospheric🏙 🏛Day 3: Historical Journey Morning at Independence Hall to feel history Afternoon cobblestone stroll in Old City Every brick wall tells a story📖
Complete Spring Flower Viewing Guide in Philadelphia: 5 Hidden Gems | Addresses Included
“Tired of the same cherry blossom photos in every travel guide? In spring 2025, let us take you to discover Philadelphia’s secret backyard spots only locals know. Unmanned rose walls in the morning mist, singing cherry blossom forests under the moonlight. Save this guide and be the first in your circle to uncover the secrets of spring.” · -- 🌷【Hidden Gem 1】Longwood Gardens · Cherry Blossom Light Show 📍Address: 1001 Longwood Rd, Kennett Square 📆 Best Bloom Period: 3.20-4.15 (Cherry blossoms extended until 10:00 PM in 2025!) ✅ Insider Tips: ▪️ Book the “Moonlight Walk” time slot in advance (enter after 7:30 PM and receive a cherry blossom scented card) ▪️ Photo Spot: 5 meters east of the Japanese-style arched bridge stone steps (avoid main paths, capture water reflections) ⚠️ Avoid Pitfalls: Parking lots fill up before 10:00 AM on weekends! Recommended to take SEPTA bus route 92 directly. · -- 🌼【Hidden Gem 2】Brandywine Tulip Maze 📍Address: Hoffman’s Mill Rd, Chadds Ford 💡 New in 2025: Scan QR code to unlock AR navigation (follow the falling petals to find the exit!) 📸 Photo Tips: ▫️ Wear solid color dresses! Shoot before 10 AM for a Dutch painting effect ▫️ Secret Spot: Second floor of the red windmill in the maze center (ask staff for the key) 🍴 Bonus: Limited edition tulip ice cream at the exit farm (must-try gardenia + lychee flavor) · -- 🌹【Hidden Gem 3】Chestnut Hill Rose Garden 🚶 Local Route: Germantown Ave → Mermaid Lake → Hidden Iron Gate ⏰ Bloom Alert: Early April for white roses / Mid-April for red roses (daily bloom updates) Atmosphere Tips: · Bring a small bottle of sparkling water! Spray on petals for a morning dew effect · British grandma’s tea room (exchange fallen petals for scones) · -- 🌺【Hidden Gem 4】Morris Arboretum Greenhouse Wonderland 🔍 Fun Fact: Cast iron stained glass windows preserved since 1933 🎫 Time-saving Tip: Free admission Wednesday afternoons 📌 Must-Experience: ✔️ Tropical rainforest area “Waterfall Swing” (wear non-slip shoes!) ✔️ Desert cactus glow night tour (Fridays only starting April) · -- 🌸【Hidden Gem 5】Fairmount Cherry Blossom Tunnel 🚴♀️ Cycling Guide: · Rental Spot: Blue hut at Boxers’ Trail entrance · Secret Route: Tunnel → Hermit Bridge → Abandoned Water Tower (5 great picnic spots along the way) 🌧️ Rainy Day Plan: Bring a transparent umbrella! Capture cherry blossom reflections in puddles for a sky city effect · -- 📒 “Toolkit” 🔸 Emergency Gear: Foldable stool (essential for flower photography), windproof goggles (windy riverside area) · -- 🌼✨Who do you want to share this pink ocean with this spring?✨🌼
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Longwood Gardens
Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania is a famous botanical garden on the east coast of the United States. This botanical garden was opened to the public a hundred years ago. In addition to fountains and statues, Longwood Gardens also preserves more than 4,000 species of plants.
sculptorStatue of Liberty
🗽 Statue of Liberty, New York —The Statue of Liberty is one of the most famous landmarks in New York City, USA. Standing on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, the iconic statue symbolizes freedom, hope, and opportunity.
Wahiduzzaman SadiEmpire State Building
A truly iconic building that’s absolutely worth a visit, especially the 86th‑floor open‑air observatory. The views were jaw‑dropping and easily some of my favourite I’ve ever seen. Just love it ♥️
Wahiduzzaman SadiThe Metropolitan Museum of Art
Perhaps because the summer holidays are over, there were no lines. It was very convenient to scan the code to enter. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is very large, so you can stroll around at your own pace. If you get tired, there are places to grab a drink or a snack. The US is a large country, not crowded. Even in very lively areas, there are plenty of places to rest, which is very thoughtful.
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