Lodging and Transportation
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Traveling to the city of Brotherly love
Philadelphia is an old city – like most of the major ones on the east coast it was built before the car was invented. This means that there’s always horrible traffic and parking is far from plentiful since the streets are narrow and laid out for pedestrians. Be not afraid. There are a number of ways to alleviate the stress of travel and streamline your movement. Just click the "View" button below.
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We have a hotel block at Holiday Inn Express!
100 North Columbus Blvd. Philadelphia, PA 19106 (215) 627-7900 A Review from the mother of the bride, Randi Quinn: "Clean hotel. We stayed there at the end of February. Comfortable beds. Basic hotel self serve breakfast included. Coffee maker, blow dryer, mini-fridge and iron in rooms. Coffee/tea available 24 hours a day in the lobby. On site self parking available for a fee. Fitness Center." Reservations can be made using the link or by calling the hotel directly and asking for the Quinn / Baumser Wedding booking. Booking under the group rate needs to be done by 9/30/26. Payment due at hotel. Cancellation policy is 48 hours prior to check-in. The hotel is technically in walking distance, but not in your finery. Transportation to and from the wedding will be provided. More info to come, please let us know if you are interested in the transportation! Transportation from the after party will not be provided, but there will be one million Ubers and Lyfts in the area. $149 per night + taxes ($175 total) Self parking lot $39 additional per night, in and out privileges Check in: 3PM, check out: 11AM
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Also in abundance: AirBnb + VRBO reservations
Keywords are “Fishtown” “Northern Liberties” “Olde Kensington” “Port Richmond” “Ludlow” We recommend this option because it’s really easy for a group of say 6 to find somewhere where everyone can shack up with enough bathrooms for prep and still be within walking distance of the venue. The MAAS Building is located in a neighborhood named Olde Kensington which is physically adjacent to Rachel and Tom’s neighborhood – Fishtown. After the wedding there may be a social push from the bride to go out in Fishtown – suits and dresses and all. If you’re thinking you may join the post-wedding festivities it might be in your best interest to get a room close to the venue.
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How to get to the venue!
The MAAS Building's address is 1320 N 5th St, Philadelphia, PA 19122. If you are coming from the hotel: There will be a shuttle to and from the venue. If you are driving yourself there: It's located in a residential neighborhood and there is no onsite parking. However in the streets around it and the Cruz Recreation Center there is ample 24/7 street parking on 5th, 6th, 7th, Jefferson and Master Street. It's best to carpool. If you are not driving yourself: You can rideshare or head over on foot. Tom and Rachel will be hoofing it.