PHL Crashpad?

[InlandFlyer]

Anyone know of a crashpad in PHL, preferably close to the airport where no car is needed . Any help is appreciated!

 

[Bad-Andy]

Nobody? Also looking for a PHL Crashpad...

 

[scflyin]

Are you guys with AWAC by any chance? If so they normally have postings for crashpads in the crew room. I've got some friends that are based in philly as well so I could ask them if there is anything available.

 

[InlandFlyer]

I'm actually with Republic, I should probably go look in the crew room though...

 

[sigpilot]

http://www.casa.carlita.20m.com/

aint great but its cheap

 

[CasaCarlita]

What's not great about Casa Carlita?
it's cheap
it has high speed internet
big screen TV
2 bathrooms and maid service

and it's not somebody's hand-me-down smelly furniture, but all new, even brand-new mattresses...

I think for $150 a month for a PHL crashpad you're getting a great value for your money!

http://casa.carlita.20m.com

 

[sigpilot]

the mattress is very cheap and extremely uncomfortable. you handmade the bunkbeds, commendable, but atleast sand down the wood so i dont have pieces falling on me at night. its expected for the price. best part was the wifi. you dont know how many times i thought that bunkbed was gonna colapse on me during the night

 

[CasaCarlita]

Oh Chris, we have 2 types of mattresses - you could simply have asked for a soft one. And although at $110 they were not the most expensive, they're 6 and 7 inches thick and not cheap either. I sleep on one of them (a firm one) and find it quite comfortable.
You know, many problems can be solved if you let somebody know that you have them - there is no need to suffer quietly.

And for everybody else: read the references on our website - except for Mr. Prisco (who surprisingly never once complained while staying), most people like it here.

So go check out http://casa.carlita.20m.com and find out for yourself.