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Room was small and needs better light. Robes and linens were very nice. Shower and bath good. Toilet seat broken. The water in Philly is very hard. But, if you’re given the privilege of staying at this club… take it and don’t complain about the nonsense I just mentioned. Bring a jacket as dress code

One word: REGAL! Rich in history and so many gorgeous rooms. The main ballroom is very spacious.

Always a great place for events, history and making new memories in Philadelphia

Phila 's patriotic high society at its finest at this posh traditional general's quarter club. Delicious food and nice comfy rooms with beautiful American buffet breakfast included,! I wish I can get married here you know. Gotta reflect before general Mead's life size portrait, you will see his r

Beautiful, historical venue with very attentive service and a menu maintained by a chef who clearly cares. The wine selection is breathtaking. Unfortunately (fortunately for some) it is a gated establishment and non-members cannot get access. Would absolutely recommend as a special events venue.

Between their history, atmosphere, dining, drinks and cigar options what more can you ask for?

My wife and I enjoyed dinner here before the Orpheus Club performance. The history, architecture, service, food and ambiance are all without compare. If you have the opportunity to visit here, do not miss out. But check the dress code!

The Union League of Philadelphia is as good as it gets. History,great people, great food, like mindedness, and an atmosphere that is unlike any other. It is the premier club in Philadelphia and maybe anywhere.

Awesome place to visit for social & cultural events. Lots of amazing things to see indoors and out. You won't regret visiting this Historic house. 🇺🇸 God Bless You!

I went here for an event hosted by a group of military academy friends. Wow. A beautiful older, historical building, with an incredibly interesting history. I met a fellow Marine who was working there. He spotted me immediately as we were both wearing our Marine Corps tie clasps, and gave me the