Hi, I am not 100% sure what you mean by "outside corridor access", but none of our rooms have balconies. Our rooms do have windows that open. You can also request a room in the Post Office or Carriage House Buildings and to access those, you can walk a few steps from the main hotel building to a nearby building. The Carriage House has four rooms and the Post Office has five rooms. Both have rooms on the first floor, which are accessed via one flight of stairs. I hope I have answered your question. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Sincerely, Lindsey

Thank you for your question. Yes, our hotel is suitable for children. We have a pack n' play or a crib that we can put in your room. Please make sure to request one if you decide to stay with us. All but three of our rooms have bath tubs. If you require a room with a bathtub, please also be sure to request this. Let us know if you have any other questions. Sincerely, Lindsey

Thank you for your recent inquiry. The short answer is that half of our rooms have heat and air conditioning year round while the other rooms have only heat or only air conditioning, depending on the time of year. Should you prefer to have both heat and air conditioning year round, kindly mention this when making your reservation and we will do our best to accommodate you. The long answer is that, due to the historic footprint and age of our hotel, half of our guest rooms are on a two-pipe system providing either heat or air conditioning depending on the time of year. We use our best judgment to switch the rooms to AC in the spring and heat in the fall. We always have at least a few unseasonably warm or cool days. To best ensure the comfort of our guests on these days, we offer heaters or fans to assist with the transition. I hope this helps to address your question. Thank you again for your inquiry.

Dear CaperPat54, Thank you for your question. There is not a "tour bus" that picks up from the Chestnut Hill Hotel, but we are within walking distance of the Septa Chestnut Hill East and Chestnut Hill West train lines. In addition, there are local buses that run various places. Phlash is a tour bus. You can find a copy of the map of their routes/stops online, but I am unable to include a link here. The Philadelphia Museum of Art stop is closest to the Hotel if you are driving. If you take Septa, you can get off at Suburban Station (close to #18 on the map) or Jefferson Station (near #4 on the map). If you have any additional questions, please call the Hotel at 215-242-5905 or 800-628-9744.

Dear Perrjojo, Septa train fares vary based on weekday, peak and non peak times or weekend pricing. Please Google Septa Regional Rail & Rail Transit Fare Guide under Septa . org for specific pricing. Both Chestnut Hill West and Chestnut East lines may be accessed approximately 3 blocks from the hotel.