Hotel in zona rue21, Pittsburgh

L'hotel è vicino al centro di Pittsburgh (sud del fiume Monongahela), la città può essere facilmente esplorato a piedi da lì, si può raggiungere il centro della città in 30 minuti a piedi. Solo un punto negativo è che è necessario attraversare una zona piuttosto ombra che potrebbe essere insicura per alcune persone. L'hotel è buono, la camera era spaziosa e i letti erano molto confortevoli, la bagno mostrava piccoli punti di molla - non è grave, ma la colazione è servita in un bel ambiente. Aveva una grande selezione (uova, bacon, salsicce, dolci, pane, formaggio di crema, giochi e iogurt, come pure farina di ovo) e era molto gusto - che ci piaceva. La macchina del caffè all'interno della stanza era davvero stupida, ho premuto il pulsante per inserire il caffè e quasi caduto. Ho informato il ricevitore e mi ha detto che potevo sempre ottenere caffè e acqua calda dalla zona di colazione che era molto apprezzata. Quando sono rimasto lì per un fine settimana, ho usato un parcheggio pubblico - gratuitamente - nei pressi di un quartiere diretto e non ho pagato per il parcheggio hotel piuttosto costoso.

My wife and I deciding to go on a trip and revisit the Steel City, and we decided to change our usual overnight accommodations in Pittsburgh and instead spend our weekend as guests of The Westin Marriot, a four-star rated hotel conveniently located near a few of our favorite shopping and cultural areas. We opted for valet parking as just about everything we wanted to see was within walking distance and Uber has been a wonderful tool for us to utilize. Check-in was smooth and we arrived at our room ready to change out of our travel clothes and into ensembles more appropriate for a night on the town. I wanted to iron my shirt before we headed out, grabbed the iron and hesitated. I heard water sloshing inside. Now, a little about me. Years ago, I worked for two years in the hospitality industry under the Wyndham banner (and then a short stint at a Fairfield Marriot before going back to school) working my way from front desk to assistant general manager. As one of my managerial responsibilities was checking rooms and ensuring housekeeping was taking care of their responsibilities, I was a bit flummoxed; the iron should be checked and any water drained so as not to cause interior issues problems with dirt, rust, or other crud that would find its way onto the clothes of a guest. Having some experience with the problems associated with stagnant water left in an iron, I allowed the appliance to reach an appropriate temperature and tested it on the ironing board. The result was a showering of black gunk that fell onto the board. It has always been my philosophy that everyone has one mistake from time to time and these types of things can slip through the cracks, so I called the hotel operator and requested a different iron. After waiting forty-five minutes, I could loiter in my room no longer, so I put on my wrinkled shirt and went to dinner. After an incredible gastronomic experience and a few other indulgences, my wife and I retired to bed, tired from a long day of travel, content with an amazing dining experience, and happy to have the rare opportunity to share our time together enjoying the other’s company into the night, and looking forward to a long luxurious sleep far into the late morning. An indulgence we rarely have the opportunity to enjoy. Then at exactly 6:00 am the alarm clock went off. Neither of us had the desire, inclination, nor capacity to set the alarm. Once again, my previous knowledge of hotel hospitality came to bear. The housekeeping staff should turn off the alarm when they go through their daily cleaning checklist. So far, we have had an iron with stagnant water left inside, no response for a replacement iron, and now an unwelcome alarm. Three strikes are too many issues in one stay at a four-star hotel I needed to speak to someone! On my way down to the front desk. I talked myself down a bit. I requested to speak to someone and motioned her away from the front desk area as I did not want to cause a scene. I

Questo posto era estremamente pulito, aveva molte attrazioni come i bagni per designer complimentari, l’apertura del bicchiere di tè, i bicchieri di vino e, naturalmente, il bagno di ciambelle. L'unico lato in basso che direi, l'hotel non ha un desk front, quindi tutto è virtuale, un po' diverso dal check-in tradizionale, ma se avessi letto prima di prenotare il processo sarebbe stato estremamente indolore. Il personale del telefono ha avuto un grande aiuto.

Stayed here for 2 nights with our 2 teens. Loved the location. Easy walking to everything including PNC Park where we caught a Pirates game. The hotel is in the historic Oliver Building in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh. Room was big with separate living room that included a pullout couch. Great breakfast included plus the usual Embassy Suites happy hour. Had an issue our first night with the a/c. Woke up at 4:30am and the room was warm. Thermostat was reading 79 in the room even though the air was set to 68. Front desk was super helpful and polite. They sent an engineer up within 5 minutes and he remedied the situation. The room was cool again within 20 minutes and no more issues. We parked upon our arrival across the street in the municipal parking garage under Mellon Square and didn’t move the car until we departed for home. The fee was $20 per day. Valet Parking is also offered by the hotel. I would highly recommend staying at this Embassy Suites and will definitely book here again whenever we return to Pittsburgh.

L'hotel stesso è buono, la posizione è nel centro della città, e il viaggio intorno a piedi è molto conveniente per mangiare. Il parcheggio può essere parcheggiato dall'altra parte della strada, ma l'hotel ha pagato $30 per una notte e il prezzo del parcheggio è $28 per la notte. Ma il secondo giorno mi ha raccolto $12, suggerendo di concludere direttamente con il parcheggio. Inoltre, quando prenota la camera, è con colazione, ma l'ordine finale generato non contiene colazione, spero che Trip.com possa essere coerente in questo senso.

Wyndham Pitts deve essere elogiato per la sua posizione centrale e vista libera della confluenza dei Three Rivers, a un prezzo eccellente! Il check-in era facile e il viaggio in altre parti della città era molto facile, con diverse strutture come negozi di convenienza 24 ore e bar da jazz a piedi. Si può anche camminare al museo Andy Warhol attraverso i ponti maestosi di Tre Sisters e anche il Duquesne Incline per una vista fantastica della città. Probabilmente si potrebbe solo lamentare dei mobili invecchiati con alcune sezioni di legno craccate o ***** di pareti, e pensavo che sarebbe stato meglio avere una caldaia nella stanza.

Overall, it was an enjoyable stay. When we got to our room we discovered the air conditioner wasn't working and we were missing a TV remote, but two employees arrived within the hour and handled both. Our space (a two room suite with a king bed) was suitable for our needs. We recently stayed in a king room in NYC and by comparison this place was practically a house. The place was clean, no noticeable stains, dirt, dust, etc. The kitchen was adequately stocked with plates, cups, and cookware, and the fridge was ice cold. I was surprised to find relatively close parking in the private lot despite being there during three Pirates' games and Anthrocon. The breakfast was decent, and the staff was friendly. My small list of nitpicks: - I wish the kitchen had a toaster and an actual coffee pot (or a Keurig) - The TVs had just a few streaming options (Netflix, Prime, and Pluto) and either I didn't know how to cast or the TVs didn't have that option. - While they did thankfully fix our A/C, it did struggle to maintain an admittedly cold setting (in its defense it was in the 90s the entire time) - Maybe it was just our fridge, but the ice machine didn't work in the freezer and we used the one ice cube tray quickly each day (because, again, over 90 out).

I have stayed in other hotels near Pittsburgh airport before and for the shuttle bus alone, Hyatt Place kicks butt and I can highly recommend it. Regarding the room, it's a forgettable random U.S. airport hotel; the room was ok but nothing remarkable. Regarding breakfast, the only thing I ate were the fruits because the rest did not look particularly inviting. But that was not the highlight of the stay. Despite this being a run-of-the-mill airport hotel, there was one unique feature worthy of mentioning - the shuttle from the airport. I saw on their website ”free shuttle” so upon arrival I called the hotel and asked where to go for pick-up. They asked for my phone number and informed me that I would receive a link with instructions - they were ordering a Lyft ride themselves on my behalf. Because my Lyft account was linked to my phone number I could also open the app and see where the driver was although it would not be a necessity for a guest to have a Lyft account and app. It was probably the nicest hotel airport shuttle bus I have ever seen, well... because it's not a bus! It's not exactly close either, about 8km from the airport and I noticed in Lyft that the ride cost about $30 so $60 round-trip. That is great for guests, but I am less sure about the hotel, how can they make money if they pay this out of pocket? I took Lyft both ways, to and from the airport. Hyatt Place has similarly mediocre rooms as other hotels near PIT airport but the shuttle makes the entire stay smoother so I would return in a heartbeat.

I made the reservation through *********** in July 2023 for August 5th to see P!nk in concert that evening. When we got there to check in, my reservation was not showing up in their system. I called *********** customer support and explained the problem ( while doing this, the GM of this location was also working behind the scenes to figure out what happened). They informed me they would need to call the location but prior to them calling I let Hilton’s GM know they were on the phone hoping this would make the process quicker (keep in mind we really needed to get access to our room so we can get ready for the concert that evening). The *********** customer support basically told the Hilton GM that I would need to pay for another room and wait to get refunded for the previous reservation that *********** failed to send to Hilton Garden Inn. I’m truly grateful that your GM went above and beyond to solve the reservation problem without charging me again. While he had to book me at the Moon Township location, he upgraded my room reservation and made sure I knew that I wouldn’t be responsible for this charge. GM’s and employees at both locations were exceptional and very understanding of the fact that I was operating under time constraints so I could get the the P!nk concert on time. If I’m ever in this area again, I will definitely stay at either locations and will definitely book it directly with the hotels and not a 3rd party site.

Il servizio è attento, c'è un parcheggio gratuito, è molto conveniente uscire, ci sono negozi di pasti e divertimenti intorno, il livello di servizio dell'hotel in catena è garantito, le strutture fitness sono completi