Hotels in Pittsburgh

"Wyndham Pitts has got to be commended for its central location and unblocked view of the Three River confluence, at a great price! Check in was smooth and travel to other parts of the city was very easy, with various amenities like 24h convenience stores and jazz bars within walking distance. One could also walk to the Andy Warhol museum through the majestic Three Sisters bridges and also the Duquesne Incline for a breathtaking view of the city. And finally the pool has a great view. One could probably only complain about the aging furnishes with some cracked or stripped wooden sections of the walls, and I thought it would be nicer to have a kettle in the room."

"The air conditioner is noisy. The air conditioner is used for heating. It roars intermittently and blows very dryly. The Pittsburgh Hilton, the Boston Westin, and the Chicago Avenida Hilton are all like this. The three hotels are equivalent to chain hotels in mainland China. The Westin is slightly better, about 3,000. The two Hiltons are about 1,500. Disposable items such as slippers and toothbrushes are not provided by most American hotels. Breakfast in these three hotels is à la carte, about 12-20 US dollars per portion, a large plate. After more than half a month, I concluded that the American meal is really too big for one person. If a girl doesn't eat much, two people can finish one portion. Hotel slippers that cost more than 6,000 a night have appeared, such as the Park Hyatt New York. The picture shows the surrounding environment of the hotel and the Carnegie Mellon campus"

"The room is spacious, bright, comfortable and clean. The bathing facilities are complete and the service is considerate and polite. You can walk to the CMU campus, visit the museums and parks in the university town, and experience the living environment around CMU up close."

"It was surprisingly good. The overall service was very professional. The hotel is large, situated on a hilltop, and offers a beautiful setting. The breakfast service was very attentive, with someone always available to help you with coffee and other drinks."

"The hotel is relatively quiet and includes breakfast, which is collected at ten o'clock. The room is large, with refrigerator and microwave. Please note that the hotel does not provide mineral water. The service is generally good."

"We love the location. It’s closed to University of Pittsburgh where we visited. There are many restaurants along the road nearby. You need to pay for a parking about $22 per day. The parking is just right across with the hotel. The room is decent. There is small kitchenette in the room if anyone wants to cook an easy meal. . I hope the room will be cleaner. The pillow is too soft and thin. It makes our sleeping uncomfortably."

"I like the style. New and modern. Parking is easy to be found (opposite the hotel) Except for the unknown regular noise at night (like from some machine??), everything’s okay."

"Pleasant location"

"Yes, Hilton is a big brand. The room is a bit small, the breakfast is not very rich, and the variety is relatively small. The hotel is a bit old and the kitchen equipment is hard to use. American hotels are more environmentally friendly than providing slippers. You must bring your own next time you stay."

"Although this hotel is inn, but the price is a bit high, the room on the first day roared loudly on the 11th floor, this sound can not imagine the sound of the roar with earplugs, the next day asked to change Room, the front desk staff had a woman's face stinking, changed to the 6th floor roaring, no air conditioning sound is still very loud, but in the acceptable range, the restaurant is close to the theater store, the location is in Pittsburgh It’s the city center, where the residents are still very simple, and there are not many Asians."