I don't want to review this place because other's may book it LOL what a throw back to the good old…read moredays! Spent a solo weekend in this majestic reclaimed and rebuilt1700/1800s log cabin. You can smell the history! From the immense front porch with rockers and a swing to the claw tub to the mini farm with sheep and chickens one was surrounded with silence and thought - if these walls could talk!- Every nook and cranny filled with early 20th century furnishings and books! There is a fireplace for cool nights and one very small hidden tv which was turned on once in 3 days and that was to watch Little House on the Prairie! Breakfast each day? Delectable!

This is our third stay at Oak Noggin. Located just outside of Pittsburgh it is a beautiful, well…read moremaintained log cabin with so many thoughtful touches. Snacks, juice, milk and candies to shampoo and soap. The grounds are well kept and comfortable. Betty is an amazing cook and fun to talk with. We always stay in B&B this is at the top of our list.

A blast from the past! We spent a weekend here and all I can say is that this home reminded me of…read moremy Italian side, from 50 years ago, my Grandmother's homes and my Aunts and Uncle's home. If you grew up that way, you will know as soon as you go through the door. Nostalgia here to the max! A true labor of love. You will really enjoy this trip down memory lane, the town is wonderful with very friendly folks. Very very nice.

From the owner: America's only time machine nostalgic vacation house rental features memorabilia of decades past…read moreallowing guests to revisit the 1950s, 60s, 70s, & 80s with a walk down memory lane. It is an experience --just like staying at grandma's house when you were a kid.

This is an old Friendship mansion that has been refurbished an partitioned to provide suited for…read morerenters and temporary stays. These are close to public transportation and some shops, restaurants, etc. A long walk to the Universities but a shorter walk to the Hillman Cancer Center and Shadyside hospital. I could see this being a pleasant place to stay for a person working nearby. Would be more economical as compared with hotels for short stays.

The Friendship Suites made my stay in Pittsburgh a breeze. Robert, the owner sent me detailed…read moredirections on how to reach the suites via public transportation. Rooms come as either singles or 1 bedrooms. I chose a basement suite and it turned out to be much more than I could have expected. A large comfy bed, flat screen HDTV with Premium sports and movie channels, a kitchen with all the amenities from Oven to Spatula, a full bathroom, and a small dining /work table. The suites are housed in a turn of the century victorian house converted into apartments and conveniently located off bus lines to Downtown. The best thing is supermarkets and bars are nearby, all which Robert gives you maps and descriptions of. Got Laundry? no problem, the suites have their own laundry room and each room has an ironing board, laundry basket, and iron. It's home away from home.

I can't say I would necessarily recommend the house tours, but it can be a unique experience to…read morestay in one of the houses and definitely check out the Tree Tops restaurant which is world class (do the private Tree House dining experience if you can). We stayed in the FLW Mantyla house for one night and it was unfortunately a HOT weekend so it was about 85 degrees in the house and we had some issues with the lights not turning off at night in one of the bedrooms. Of course FLW houses don't have built-in A/C and often have "unique" aspects so none of this is entirely unexpected but just be aware in the summer. In the morning though, we saw a beautiful deer and her fawn outside the patio which is not uncommon at most FLW houses we've stayed at but still amazing to see through the huge windows of a Usonian house. I would never stay more than one night at the houses given that you need to be out while they're doing tours during the day but it's worth a one night stay if you're visiting Falling Water and definitely dine at the Tree Tops restaurant. I'd say 3.5 stars overall and I would consider staying again just to eat at the restaurant and not have to drive far afterward. :)

We did a tour of the two Frank Lloyd Wright houses at Polymath Park and it was so interesting!…read more First we checked in at TreeTops. Then we were lead to a short shuttle bus that took us to each hour and then back to where we started. We had a great time learning about each house along with the history behind it. The architecture is super interesting and unique. Really the only downside is that you're now allowed to take videos but you can take pictures!

Sensational lttle place right on the trail and next to a pub with decent food - what more can you…read moreask? Great friendly landlord who went out of his way to help us. We wil be back!

From the owner: GUEST ROOMS: We offer three restful guest rooms, each with…read moreprivate entrance and bath. Each room includes local art, complimentary local coffee, and everything you may need for an overnight stay other than a toothbrush and change of clothes. BIKES: We offer bicycle services, including rentals and quick-fix repairs. joshua is a mechanic of 20 years, and we have a custom fleet of rental bikes so we can pair you with a bike that matches your desired ride experience.

We stopped here today, and it appears that perhaps this Bed & Breakfast has gone out of business…read more There were no B&B signs, as shown in some of the older photos, and in fact , there were no signs at all indicating that this ever was a business. I noticed the web site doesn't work either. The building was still very cool to see however, and in that respect, we are glad we stopped . . . Cheers!

The Montgomery Mansion and it's owners feel like something out of a fairy tale. The home isn't…read morejust beautiful, it has the unique character that can only be built by many generations of loving owners each making their own thoughtful contributions. The custom wood work, vintage light fixtures, mirrors, carpets and stained glass are at once classy and charming. Every aspect feels cozy and full of warm character without ever crossing over to ostentation. The only thing better than the atmosphere was our hosts, the owners Butch and Shirley. Even though we'd never met before, they treated us like old friends they were delighted to catch up with. They went out of their way to ensure every aspect of our stay was enjoyable. Butch and Shirley love the house just as much as we did, and you could tell they were thrilled to be able to share the gorgeous historical time capsule that is the Montgomery Mansion with others. The coffee, scratch made french toast and frittata the next morning were the perfect end to a perfect stay. The great place and great hosts have us searching for a great excuse to go back soon!

Do yourself a favor and book a stay here! The check in/out…read moreprocess was a breeze, the innkeepers were so friendly and knowledgeable about the area, the food was super fresh (think farm to table) and so tasty, and the property itself was fascinating as it is beautiful and impeccably clean! Highly recommend!

OK... I CANNOT say enough praise about the Hartzell House Bed and Breakfast. This place is amazing!…read moreKitty and David are absolutely THE BEST hosts. My two sisters and I (and our significant others) came to celebrate a milestone birthday and were beyond impressed with this place. The ambiance is fantastic! The courtyard is beautiful as well as the patio in the back. The decorating that Kitty has done throughout the inside of the house is really beautiful. And as David says, "We want to concentrate on two things: The bed, and the breakfast." And that is exactly what they have done here. Each evening, David will come to offer your breakfast choices for the following morning. And it's not just bacon and eggs people... these are GOURMET offerings all made fresh on site using fresh ingredients. We had a choice of a peach cobbler oatmeal that had peaches from the tree in the backyard even and it was delicious! There was also one addition that just made my stay even more superb... a little dog named "Jack" and he is the most precious (smiling) doggie that I have ever seen! So stinkin' CUTE! Anyway... if you are ever in the area (checking out Frank Lloyd Wright's work) you should definitely give this place a shot. They are phenomenal! Thank you David and Kitty! I hope we get to come back again soon. :)

I had stayed at Neville House a few previous occasions with my husband, a veteran having treatment…read moreat Pittsburgh Veterans Hospital. If I had written a review one of those times, it would've been probably a four star review. We just found that the staff was not very friendly for a facility that works with people going through difficult times. I was alone on this visit as my husband was admitted to the hospital and I was in the middle of discussions with the hospital regarding end of life care. I am diabetic and stress is a huge factor in my blood sugar levels. Check out time is 10:00 AM but I was having a hard time with nausea and dizzy spells due to my sugar levels. The front desk called 10:03 AM reminding me to check out. I told him that I was ill and would do my best to be out by 10:30AM. To make a very long story somewhat shorter, the front desk and the manager of the Neville House lied and to officials at the VA and we're just horrible. They were treating me like a hardened criminal because I was sick in my room and didn't get down to check out until 11:30 AM, partly because of the circus they were causing. They made me pay for an additional full night even though I had spoken with the cleaning lady on the way down and she said that she hadn't even been ready to get to my room. I paid and asked to speak to the manager and was given a business card. I saw in the lobby and was going to call the manager, but before I could do that the front desk attendant said she had her on the line. After a little go-around about how they are a nonprofit specifically created to help people in my situation and I wasn't causing them any extra cost or expense, she asked to speak to the front desk clerk and clearly told her to 'just get her out of there'. This woman'a salary is paid from a nonprofit organization that was designed to help patients and their families during troubling times. My husband is dying, I have a disease raging out-of-control. No one asked me if I was okay, no one asked me if I had proper medicine with me, no one asked me if I needed a doctor, no one asked me if I was able to drive. These people should be ashamed of themselves for how they treated me.

Just want to say that the Neville house was wonderful to us when we stayed there a month ago and we…read morer goin back on April 5 of this year staff are so wonderful

Fantastic place to stay just off the GAP trail. Excellent service, delicious breakfast, very…read morefriendly. Quaint, historic building with a lot of stories. Great for groups.

Adele and her husband went above and beyond during my one-night stay with them during my cycling…read moretrip. I had some mechanical issues with my bike, and Adele even offered to drive halfway to Pittsburgh to pick me up. I would recommend Adele and her husband Dan as a trust-worthy resource to any solo females like myself traveling the GAP. The breakfast and snacks were wonderful and the price was very reasonable. Wonderful experience.

Great place to get away. For a campground this is amazing clean and organized. Plenty of fire wood…read morefor relaxing by the fire. Lots of tree cover for shade and privacy. I biked up from Cumberland for an overnight and had a super relaxing time. The owners are very friendly and accommodating. And their husky is cool as well. Highly recommend this place!

The best, simple campground anyone could ever want. Well…read moremaintained, well stocked, clean and an excellent site right next to the river and GAP. The showers were a welcome extra, along with charging our phones and getting plenty of water. Stay here if you are riding the GAP and need to stay near Rockwood.