Loews Philadelphia Hotel

Loews Philadelphia Hotel occupies the former PSFS Building on Market Street, completed in 1932 as the first fully air conditioned building in the country and one of the earliest American skyscrapers built in the International style. The hotel's event program is built around two large ballrooms: Millennium Hall, with thirty foot ceilings and windows on three sides that bring in natural light, and the Regency Ballroom, which keeps the building's Art Deco detailing and rich finishes for a more formal reception setting. Beyond the two ballrooms, the hotel offers a mix of smaller named rooms and a 33rd floor space with skyline views, giving it flexibility for both large weddings and smaller receptions or rehearsal dinners. The hotel's culinary team offers customized menus, including options built around specific cultural wedding traditions, and couples are assigned a dedicated wedding concierge. The building's landmark architecture, combined with its central Market Street location near City Hall, makes it one of the more architecturally distinct hotel venues in Philadelphia.