Sleep Inn Hotels in Philadelphia

We stayed 6 nites at this Chinatown location, owned by the Choice Hotels. The day after we arrived, we discovered that there was no housekeeping, unless requested. (There was nothing posted at the desk or in the room). We asked that housekeeping come the next morning. Next Day, after a day of touring, we came back to find that the room had not been cleaned. We asked at the desk again and were informed that you have to ask the morning before, for this service. Third day came and nothing. This time we complained, so Monday they just came in to give us clean towels and pick up the dirty ones, which we piled on the floor. No cleaning was done at all.On Monday night, we were disgusted with the lack of attention they give their guests. Tuesday morning, our last day there, we made one final attempt and really got angry with the desk clerk. When we got back Tuesday night, the room hadn't been touched. The communication between the desk and housekeeping was awful! The desk clerks just didn't care. The other problems we noticed were stained sheets, room phone that didn't work, and a toilet that flushed so strongly that it splashed the water into your face and on the floor when you used it. After that, we made sure to close the lid before flushing. The room had a terrible view, as you can see in my photo. Also,every time we left the building there were smells of garbage and fish that filled the air because an open air market was two doors down. The location is the only positive thing I can mention. It was a 10 minute walk to all the historical sites. Reading Market Terminal, an indoor food court/market, was a 5 minute walk. There was a hop-on-hop-off bus-stop, that stopped at all the major sites , just a block away. We took the Amtrak train from the airport to Jefferson Station which was right across the street from Reading Market, which saved us money on taxi-fare.