Ready To Relocate? Ponder Your Next Steps In This Iconic Rittenhouse Residence
Readying yourself for a major life change isn’t always the most relaxing time of your life. You want to experience life like a local in the heart of your potential new city, but you also want to make the experience one where you can unwind like a seasoned traveler. If you’re thinking this magical balance of real world adventure and blissful escape doesn’t exist, it’s time to get a feel for real city life at AKA Rittenhouse Square.
Once you stay in one Philly’s most sought-after neighborhoods (and residences) relocating will make more sense than ever. Set in a prime location for shopping, culture, arts, and upscale dining just steps from your door, a temporary stay at AKA Rittenhouse Square is an ideal setting for dreaming, planning, and readying yourself for a new adventure. Here are a few undisputed reasons to check in…
Low maintenance living in upscale style
Doing your own housekeeping is a thing of the past. At AKA Rittenhouse Square, you experience that feel like home but are carefully cleaned, curated, designed, and maintained to perfection every week. These provide all the comforts of home with a skilled staff that tends to your every need. When it comes to maintaining an upscale lifestyle AKA Rittenhouse Square makes sure there’s no maintenance required.
Prime location with top-notch security
Never wonder, “Did I lock the front door?” again. At AKA Rittenhouse Square the carefully chosen Resident Services Team is skilled in making your stay as relaxing and carefree as possible. That’s why AKA Rittenhouse Square takes security to the highest degree with 24-hour front desk service and a dedicated doorman to greet you on your way in or out of the building. Ask them for directions, or to call your car, and know you’re being guided through the city with a team who knows the best parts of town (and how to arrive in style).
Better-than-home amenities
If the newly remodeled contemporary residences aren’t enough to peak your interests, the amenities are what set a stay at AKA Rittenhouse Square apart from the rest. The state-of-the-art Technogym Fitness Center helps you maintain your healthy lifestyle regardless of the weather outside, while complimentary Wi-Fi keeps you connected to everything you need from the outside world. Host meetings at the Business Center or Conference Rooms for a luxe atmosphere where your team can work and unwind.
An on-site Resident Services Team is there to guide you (and your guests) toward the best restaurants in the city, secure reservations onsite at a.kitchen+bar or off-site, sign for your packages, schedule appointments, call for transportation, and have your dry cleaning handled all in the same day. City living has never seemed easier.
Access to all things Philly
Located on the corner of 18th and Walnut Streets, across from the main entrance to Rittenhouse Square park, AKA Rittenhouse Square is in the heart of Philadelphia’s most historic (and beautiful) neighborhoods. The majestic 12-story landmark gives an elegant nod to Rittenhouse’s historic architecture on the outside but is complete with all the comforts of modern contemporary living on the inside. AKA Rittenhouse Square has all the style you’d expect from a Rittenhouse Square hotel, with all the extra touches that make your stay unforgettable.
Head to the park for an afternoon of relaxing, dine at a.kitchen+bar al fresco, head down Walnut Street for the best in city shopping, or catch a show at one of the dozens of theaters (read: the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, the Philadelphia Museum of Art; the Franklin Institute; and the Barnes Foundation) just a short walk away.
Book a stay, unwind, and start planning your next steps in the dreamiest residences Philadelphia can offer. Staying at AKA Rittenhouse Square takes the anxiety out of relocating and makes it feel more like a vacation you’ll never want to leave.
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This is a paid partnership between AKA Hotel Residences and Philadelphia Magazine