Thomas Bond House

A 1769 Georgian brick home located in Independence National Historic Park and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Thomas Bond House was originally built for Dr. Thomas Bond, who co-founded Pennsylvania Hospital,... more

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"Best Stay in Historic District" 8/30/2008
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Stayed On: 8/2008

We enjoyed our stay the innkeepers and staff couldn't have been more accomodating. We would stay here again and will tell all our friends and family how wonderful it was.

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"Nice, but was hoping for more" 7/9/2008
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Stayed On: 8/2007

We travelled to Philadelphia last summer to celebrate a significant birthday, the big 50. After being in the car for many hours, it was a little difficult to find the Inn, and a little challenging to park and get our things in. I had researched... read more
"Easy Access" 6/24/2008
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Stayed On: 6/2008

The Thomas Bond House was very nice. Dan and Tim were great at helping us locate places. I couldn't have asked for better innkeepers. Night life was a little on the noisy side and made it hard to get to sleep, which was worse on the weekend... read more
"Historical Gem!" 3/3/2008
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Stayed On: 2/2008

After a stressful drive through Philadelphia traffic, we arrived at the Thomas Bond House and found a fabulous, historical B & B. The Innkeepers, Dan and Tim were fantastic, friendly, helpful, and accommodating. The house is magnificent. You... read more
"Wonderful inn and most accomodating staff" 6/2/2007
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Stayed On: 5/2007

My wife and I just arrived home from a wonderful stay at the Bond House. All the staff was most accomodating and caring. The Inn is very well situated in the historic district with easy walking distance to major historic attractions. We recomend... read more

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Thomas Bond House Bed and Breakfast
Thomas Bond House
129 S 2nd Street
Philadelphia PA 19106-3039
USA
Phone: +1-215-923-8523
Fax: +1-215-923-8504
Toll-free: +1-800-845-2663
Innkeeper(s)
Dan Weese
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$115 - $190
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Bond House Family ParlorCirca 1769 Thomas Bond House located in the National Independece Historic Park, Philadelphia, PA
Parlor - Located on the main floor guest and relax enjoy the fire and take advantage of complimentary wine & cheese each evening.Dining Room - Used for breafast and small groups.
Breakfast Room - Continental Breakfast served weekdays and a hot breakfast served on the weekends.Room 202 Elzabeth Chew Bond - Two full size beds with whirpool tub.
Dr. Thomas Bond Suites - Queen Sized beds with fireplace, sitting areas, and whirlpool tubs.401 Benjamin Franlin - Located in the garrett this room has a full size and twin bed. This room also features a "borrowed light" window between the bedroom and bath.
Room 304 - James S. Cox Standard Queen Size Room with Private Bath