I got to the hotel around 10AM to check in and the room wasn't ready, which wasn't a problem. I…read morejust worked from the lobby for a couple of hours and then asked if the room was ready, which is was. The lady checking me in was friendly, but didn't seem to care about status as she made no mention of it, which isn't a problem, but she also told me it would cost $50 to check in early. I let her know I was Titanium and she said it didn't matter, they charge this no matter status. I've heard that there was a charge for early check in at other Marriott locations, but not if you're Platinum or higher. Anyway, they upgraded me using suite night rewards, which it's rare for me to be able to actually get, so this was nice to have. The corner king suite I got was really nice looking with beautiful views of the stadium and river. The bathroom is huge too, plenty of room throughout the entire room to spread out! The only issues with the room were they give those small, half size bottles of water in the room and there wasn't too many USB/AC outlets within the room; in fact, the desk area only had a single wall outlet available and nothing else - not very tech-friendly room. The bathroom I had offered a separate shower which was huge, a water closet, and a large soaker tub. Shower worked great and they offered nicely scented hand soap, gel, and shampoo. An issue I experienced in the bathroom was being in the water closet too long and the lights shutting off... in my situation, since I was alone, I never closed the door when in their, but if I was with someone else, the room light sensor is in the main bathroom, near the entry to the bathroom with no switches at all in the water closet. So if the door was closed, you'd be in a dark room in a few minutes when the light decide to shut off - this is a crazy thing for them to overlook when designing the room! On the 14th floor they have their concierge level with lounge. The lounge was only open in the mornings, I think from 6:30AM to around 10AM and they only do breakfast service, but it is a full breakfast with decent looking scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, scones/muffins, breads, juices, fruits, and coffee. I went each morning and got coffee and yogurt. The attendant was friendly. A few times each evening they do some really silly, odd, and annoyingly loud music and light show in the lobby area. They do a light show and crank up the music and it's all choregraphed. The quality of the audio system is terrible, so this light show sounds like it's coming from a 1980's boombox - silly. It was annoying to our group each time and from looking around at others who were also there for business, they weren't impressed either. The common areas of the hotel are grand and gorgeous! The white marble everywhere is stunning too. Definitely a beautiful and historic property! Valet was very friendly, all of them were! They greeted us each time we came through, as well as opened the door to the hotel. The staff was very friendly, the place is beautiful. I'd definitely return here... Nice place to stay!

we recently stayed at the Atterbury for a wedding. we were 2 couples in a double queen room with a…read morefantastic view of the bridge! at first glance, the hotel is stunning, and the room was spacious! however, we very quickly discovered it's gaping flaws at $400/night. our bathroom door was a pocket door and it did. not. close. I repeat, we were 2 couples sharing a room, and there was no surety of privacy in the bathroom. our front door... neither closed, nor opened. hotel doors usually close completely on their own. not this one! you had to force it shut every time, and then... sometimes it wouldn't open from the outside. 2 of us (ladies) had to ask a male stranger staying across from us to help force our door open; the other 2 (men) were fortunate to only struggle when someone was on the inside and able to open it from the inside. there was a hole in the wall where the fire sprinkler was. and the wedding food was easily the worst we've ever had - dry as sand, not a pinch of seasoning (not even salt). hilariously bad. $400 (or so) per night?! laughable.

Great price for a cute little two story get-away. I came to Pittsburgh to visit my sister, and this…read morecharming "hotel" in Lawrenceville fit the bill perfectly. There is a washer and dryer, a full kitchen, a gigantic bathroom, and there is even an inflatable mattress downstairs as well as a queen sized bed upstairs. It would be a tight squeeze to inflate the mattress. but I slept on the super comfy couch. It would be a great place to stay for a week or a weekend (I only stayed for one night). Note: the price is excellent, but you should be aware that check in is after 3pm, and check out is at 11am. A little inconvenient if you are only staying for a night (I ended up just buying two nights so that I could sleep in). HOWEVER, the value of not having to rent a car and find a place to park while in lawrenceville COMPLETELY made up for it. All in all the Briarwood Home is a great place to stay at while in Lawrenceville!

This was perfect for what we needed. It was basic, not fancy. It was clean, it felt safe there,…read moreeverything worked, and it was a great price. The owner is very personable and made us feel welcome.

Family operated business and very friendly , rooms are clean , a/ c and affordable!,…read moreIf you want out of the commercial chain operated motels this is the place for you. Pine covered and tree lined property ,T he day I visited I could smell fresh cut grass! The owner Judy even offered me a cup of coffee and some leftover dinner!LOL YOU CANT GO WRONG WITH THIS MOTEL..oh yeah they even have a pet dog and friendly!!!:)

This is a nice clean hotel that doesn't look like much from the outside. They still use hard keys…read morefor the doors. Small place but very clean inside absolutely love the heart shaped Hot tub in our room. very very reasonably priced and definitely worth the money. Why spend over $300 a night for a hot tub room when you could stay here. The beds were clean soft and comfortable. Bathrooms were a little on the small side but still great water pressure and temperature and has a tub if you want to soak in it. The owners were very friendly and very sponsor to us.

You pay more for what it's worth. Best part of this room was the water pressure in the shower. It's…read moreawesome. But it's downhill from there. A rapid free fall. Paid $65/night. Pros: Cable TV (HBO included) & DVD player A/C Frig WiFi Park your car literally in front of your room Cons: Smells weird Typically motel-ish Feels / looks unclean Carpet was dirty

We went to a wedding reception at the Priory Hotel and found ourselves in a beautiful reception…read morespace, perfect for a party with eating, drinking and dancing. We grabbed our drinks from the bars that the two ends of the space, then sat for a plated dinner. I got the Filet with roasted potatoes and broccoli, others got chicken and even a "veggie delight" which actually looked pretty good. But most of all, I marveled at the cookie table, a huge spread of cookies of all kinds placed atop models of Pittsburgh bridges. A beautiful sight to behold, and delicious, to boot! Thumbs up to the Priory for a fantastic evening!

This hotel is very quaint. I was Nero when I first came down street but hotel itself is lovely. The…read morerooms are all very cozy and staff is extremely accommodating. Will definitely recommend staying here to anyone

My wife and I stayed in Room 5 for 5 nights. We would both describe our experience as wonderful…read more The Inn is comfortable, clean, quiet, and overall a great place to stay. You get breakfast in the morning that was great. The beds are very nice. The basement has a pooltable and a full bar. Workout room and steam room as well. We highly recommend the Oakmont Inn.

The rooms are definitely beautiful and spacious. The bed and pillows are very comfortable. However,…read morethis is the second time that I have stayed here and the second time that there has been a loud party until midnight. Some suggestions: 1. Tell the party host that after 9:00 or 10:00 PM (your call) that the festivities must adjourn to the very nicely decorated basement. 2. Don't put the guests who are not in the festivitiies in room #1 right over the dining room and patio. 3. Inform any guests who are not in the party group that there will be a party so they can decide to stay here or not. 4. When your customer contacts you to inform you about the noise do something about it, as in suggestion 1.

The Point Breeze Guest House is a quiet and comfortable place to stay, and it's conveniently…read morelocated close to everything in Pittsburgh. The home itself is a beautiful 1880 Victorian, which adds a lot of character to the experience. We stayed in the third-floor east view room and overall had a good stay. The space was clean, comfortable, and the bathroom was well kept. The only downside was the bed placement--it's positioned in the corner, and both of us ended up with a few bruises on our knees from the bed frame, which was a bit inconvenient. It's also pet-friendly, which was great for our dog. He did well overall, but being a senior, the stairs were a bit much for him after a while. Breakfast was simple with options like cereal, oatmeal, bananas, apples, tea, and coffee. It was fine, though we were expecting a more traditional bed-and-breakfast style meal with a bit more variety. If I owned the property, I'd love to add a front deck to make the outdoor space even more inviting.

You want to experience what it is like to live in Pittsburgh this is the place to stay. The PBGH…read more(how cool is that with the initials also being for the 'burgh), is an acceptable walk for a die hard Steeler fan to to shopping, restaurants, and parks. You won't have to walk up 30 plus stairsteps (only four or five here) to arrive to the front door of your accommodations like many of the surrounding homes throughout the area. You will get a feel for what it might have been like when Westinghouse and Telsa took strolls together in the Point Breeze neighborhood and see wonderful front yard gardens, and old style homes that are breathtaking. When you get back to your room you will appreciate this older three story house that provides comfort and a sense you have arrived home. Simplicity at its best. Well done to Marco and his family for having the inspiration to bring comfort and hospitality to this historical part of the 'burgh. John

This hotel may have one of the best breakfasts of all of the Residence Inns at which I've stayed. I…read morethink the staff really makes a difference when preparing the food. The hotel was pretty good and near a lot of places I was visiting. There's a Sheetz right next door so you can walk over for drinks and snacks and Four Lokos till your hearts content. The staff was great and it was easy to get in and out with a light on Rt. 22. My only complaint was the pillows. C'mon hotels... give us some acceptable pillows. This hotel was undergoing some renovations in October 2025, so keep that in mind. That just means you may be in a renovated room! The renovations didn't impact my stay at all. Just please renovate those pillows! Those need some reinforcements.

If you don't mind a run down hotel, you won't mind staying here. The price for the amount of space…read morewe got was nice and the beds were decently comfortable but that's about where the pleasantries end. Our room was gross. Peeling wall paper, torn up carpet, dirt and grime in many corners. My daughter's socks were black after walking on the carpet without shoes the first night. There was a weird hole over one of our showers too. We had 5 people and enough towels for 4. At breakfast the morning after we checked in my husband asked for additional towels at the front desk. They stated they didn't have access to any and we weren't due for a room refresh until two days after we checked in but housekeeping would get to us when they could since they didn't start until 9. Not very helpful but housekeeping was luckily quick and we were able to get clean and out of the hotel with only a minor delay. Breakfast was mostly tasteless. Highlights for my family were the chocolate milk, waffle station and cereal/yogurt selection. I would skip the eggs, breakfast meats etc. they were bland and the texture was off. It was evident the hotel is cutting corners to save money and that is sad. I expect more out of a Marriott property. We almost exclusively book Marriott properties when traveling. This one was quite the disappointment.