The Bellevue Hotel

The glamour of the Old World meets the creative spirit of the New inside The Bellevue Hotel- in the Unbound Collection by Hyatt. As Philadelphia’s only hotel on the National Register of Historic Places, The Bellevue Hotel occupies a storied place on South Broad Street in Center City. The ornate architecture and decoration that made “The Grand Dame of Broad Street” famous can still be seen today. Numerous U.S. presidents have stayed in the hotel’s lavish suites over the past decades, and the Grand Ballroom has hosted national conventions and major sporting events. The hotel has even made culinary history: One of its earliest chefs, William “Bill” King, is credited with the invention of chicken à la King. Today it stands as one of the most iconic structures on the Avenue of the Arts, and remains host to grand occasions on Philadelphia’s social calendar.

Website

http://www.thebellevuehotel.com

External link for The Bellevue Hotel

Industry

Hospitality

Company size

201-500 employees

Headquarters

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Type

Public Company

Founded

1904

Specialties

Corporate Meetings, Transient Business Stays, Transient Leisure Stays, Banquets, Galas, Weddings, Special Events, Catering, Fine Dining, Healthcare Meetings, Financial Meetings, and Conferences