433 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, PA, 19106
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Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia by IHG brings 268 recently renovated guest rooms and suites to the heart of Philadelphia’s Old City neighborhood, directly across from the Liberty Bell and steps from Independence Hall. Housed inside the historic Lafayette building, this four-star boutique hotel pairs classic architecture with modern finishes , creating a setting that works as well for corporate room blocks as it does for milestone celebrations. The accommodations underwent a full renovation in early 2026 , and every room includes Frette linens, a fully stocked mini-bar, and laptop-compatible safes. The hotel’s combination of a prime historic district address, distinct on-site dining, and a rooftop event venue makes it a strong fit for groups that want character alongside convenience.
The Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia has over 16,000 square feet of unique meeting and event space available. The Lafayette Ballroom spans 3,237 square feet, features 15-foot ceilings and natural light, and can be divided into two rooms. Additional named gathering spaces include the Johannesburg North and South Rooms, the Copenhagen Room, and the Shanghai Board Room. The hotel’s meeting and event spaces can accommodate anywhere from 15 to 300 guests at a time. Catering for all events is handled by Red Owl Tavern, the hotel’s on-site restaurant.
For corporate travel coordinators and event planners booking on Engine, Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia offers a 268-room inventory in one of the most historically significant blocks in the country, with structured meeting space that scales from intimate boardroom sessions to 300-person receptions. The combination of the Lafayette Ballroom, the Stratus Rooftop, Red Owl Tavern’s private dining configurations, and a full suite of IHG One Rewards benefits makes this property a practical and distinctive choice for conventions, weddings, and corporate room blocks alike.
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