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Please note that your remaining balance is automatically charged to your credit card when you make a reservation. To check in, you must have a passport and valid university ID. If you have questions about your eligibility for our student/intern discount, please email us.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHECK OUT OUR MONTHLY RATES ONLINEWe have monthly rates starting at $500 per month with discounts available through Facebook...
Located on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania! Only minutes from 30th Street Station and public transportation stops!
Convenient Location, Safe, Clean, Single and Double Rooms, Open 24-Hours, On-Site Security, Free Penn Museums, Group Packages, Meeting Services and more!
No Memberships Fees - No Curfews - No Stay Requirements
Reservations must be made 48 hours prior to the arrival date.
Unfortunately, for security reasons we are unable to accept walk-ins.
To obtain a PENN...
Welcome to the Panda Hostel! Please note that the remaining balance is charged to your credit card. Our check-in times are from 10am to 6pm.The Hostel is located right on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania and next to all major public transportation (subway & bus). We offer a free Internet and a convenient location to downtown Philadelphia. We have two room options available:BUNK BEDS: our bunk beds are in rooms with 4, 6, or 8 people.PRIVATE ROOMS (1 to 4 people): Our...
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"Excellent, with a small reservation about the lack of air-conditioning. I was in in one of the attic rooms and it gets very hot there--and it wasn't air-conditioned. That quibble aside, I enjoyed my stay (April, 2004) and have recommended it to friends, and will do so whenever asked. Not REAL easy to find, but a lovely place once you do. I met some delightful people and the staff were very helpful." … "It was my first experience in a hostel in U.S.A. I really liked this hostel. With...
"The best hostel I have ever stayed in - How to start. It wasn't far from bus station, we just simply walked there. The hostel is in an small aisle, which wasn't stinking and it was homeless people free. Inside the hostel is really nice, everything in green and orange color. Check-in was fine, discount for ISIC holders and members of HI. Right next to reception desk are very good apples for free. Because we had mixed dorm which was on the third floor, we didn't take our big luggage to the...
