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== Loews Philadelphia Hotel ==

'''Yes''', the PSFS Building has operated as the '''Loews Philadelphia Hotel''' since April 2000.

After the Philadelphia Saving Fund Society failed in 1992, the building's future was uncertain. Loews Corporation purchased the property in 1997 and invested $115 million in a comprehensive renovation that converted the former bank headquarters into a 581-room luxury hotel while preserving its historic character.

'''Hotel Features:'''
* 581 guest rooms and suites
* Historic 36-foot-ceiling banking hall lobby
* Original Cartier clock preserved in lobby
* Restored period details throughout public spaces
* Restaurant and bar in former banking spaces
* Meeting and event spaces

The Loews Philadelphia Hotel maintains the building's architectural integrity while adapting it for modern hospitality use. The PSFS sign was preserved atop the building, though "PSFS" now stands for nothing—a ghost of Philadelphia's banking history visible across the skyline.