Parking in Center City is expensive. Hotels there don't include parking with rooms, so you'll end up paying about $30 a day extra for parking.

Hotels outside of Center City usually have free parking. This is why Plymouth Meeting, King of Prussia and Philadelphia International Airport are popular incall venues for providers. They are also convenient for hobbyists. The first two in particular have loads of office buildings full of horny men.

If you really want to do Center City, you can consider parking in a lot at a SEPTA regional rail station and taking the train to Center City.

Hope this helps!

Hi There,
My name is Noemi and I was thinking of visiting Philadelphia and have 2 areas of interest.

King of Prussia    
Center City    Is parking a problem expense wise?

Just visiting,I take into consideration my safety and accessibility.Any feedback would be greatly appreciated and you can e-mail me at : [email protected]

Thankyou for taking the time in the interest of my post and hope to see you soon!

Licks and Kisses,
NaughtyNoemi

.....I usually take the train, or fly.  I always tell my gentlemen callers, that if they choose to use valet parking, or have to pay for garage parking, to please deduct it from my gift.  I like Center City, because there is so much to see, and do when you block out time for yourself.

Hugs and Kisses

For your convenience, Center City is good because of good restaurants etc and King of Prussia is next, but from my point of view: I always prefer to visit ladies in one of the hotels in the airport area.  Easy parking, easy in and easy out, no chance of meeting people I know.

you are going to have much more to do- walking distance to restuarants etc in center city-  Also, though you can improve your chances by carefull screeing every few months there seems to be posts here or elsewhere about LE activity in King of Prussia-  

I live in the north east subburbs of Philly and I have passed a few times on seeing providers I really wanted to see because of the hassel of center city. Just my 2 cents.