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The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States · Ritz-Carlton · Accessible Luxury

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The 1908 Girard Trust bank was built to make an entrance: McKim, Mead & White's Pantheon dome rises over 9,000 tons of Georgia marble, with Samuel Yellin ironwork still framing the old hall. Ritz-Carlton placed its 301 rooms in the adjoining tower in 2000; Aqimero now brings Richard Sandoval's Latin American grill into the rotunda.

About The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia

History

Girard Trust Company built the Pantheon-form bank in 1908 with McKim, Mead and White. Ritz-Carlton opened in 2000, putting about 301 rooms in an adjacent high-rise behind the dome and rotunda.

The setting

At 10 South Broad Street, facing City Hall on the Avenue of the Arts. This is The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia in the Girard Trust bank, not a Main Line inn.

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