Fantastic service and great location. Definitely will be back here. Clean, and fantastic free…read morebreakfast.

I didn't expect to stay at four different hotels on my recent weeklong trip to Pittsburgh. It just…read morehappened due to various weather conditions and logistical considerations. I stayed here one night because I thought the trendy Bloomfield neighborhood would provide a nice change-of-pace from the more established downtown area. I was also planning to drive to upstate New York and thought this would be a convenient location for a faster getaway. Well, a sudden winter snowstorm forced me to cancel the side trip to New York, and I ended up spending very little time exploring Bloomfield because I took a long nap in my room after a sleepless night in the previous hotel. Even though it was bordering on pointless to shift to this hotel, I still enjoyed the studio I reserved for $152. There was a comfortable king bed, a fully equipped kitchen, a corner sofa, and a 360-degree swivel flatscreen TV. It was a lot of amenities I didn't need, but hey, it was freezing cold, so the apartment set-up made it feel cozy. One other advantage was a sizable lot to park my rental SUV. Even though they offered a happy hour and continental breakfast, I skipped both. Instead I braved the cold and just strolled on Baum to find a decent greasy spoon for dinner and a quiet gay bar for a drink. Not a bad stay, and I'd consider a return to explore Bloomfield. RELATED - Exploring Pittsburgh? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/QKLtuBlwjs

Friendly, clean, and comfortable. They clearly strive to…read moremake guests happy. I was there for a biz conf for several days. The food (esp the taco bar and desserts) was delicious and varied. A small but noteworthy detail I appreciated? The "hot water" dispensers were actually that-- no tinge of stale coffee in any of them! Better signage for stairwells in case of either a need for emergency exit or a desire to "get more steps in" would be useful. Jordan & Deb deserve special kudos for excellent customer service.

Beautiful hotel in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh, walking distance to the convention center,…read moremany restaurants and shopping. Rooms were clean, bed was comfortable and staff was very friendly and helpful. Rooftop bar was a plus, as was the restaurant in the hotel. Valet parking was super convenient - just pull up in front of the hotel and a friendly valet person parks your car. Prices we're decent as well. I would definitely stay here again!

I had a very comfortable and lovely room. I love that there was valet parking, as I do not like…read moretrying to park in Pittsburgh, especially in garages. The staff was friendly and my car came immediately when I needed it. Room service was delicious. Check out is at 12, which I love, the extra hour is really not necessary, but makes checking out more relaxed.

Visiting from Washington, D.C., my wife, eight-year-old daughter and I stayed two nights at The…read moreOaklander Hotel. Here's our experience. 1) Check-In: One unique aspect of this hotel is that the check-in is on the top floor with a beautiful view of Pittsburgh. Take the elevator to the 10th floor and two check in stands are right when the elevator doors open. The entire check-in experience took about five minutes. The woman helping us was efficient, personable, and even gave us a walking map of the area. She also gave us two drink vouchers to use on house beer, wine, or a mocktail at the hotel bar. 2) Rooms: Our larger room was on the 4th floor with two queen sized beds. The room corridor was wide, making it look much larger. There are plenty of outlets everywhere, lights, a TV, a Keurig machine, a fridge, and more. The bathroom was spacious with a toilet room with a closing door inside, a large shower, and Le Labo shampoo, conditioner, and soap. The beds are semi comfy and come with lots of pillows. 3) Amenities: There's no pool, but there is a gym with machines and weights. There's also a small rooftop terrace with a view of the Cathedral of Learning, work areas, and more. There's valet parking and a cheaper parking garage not connected to the hotel across the street. One interesting aspect of the hotel is that it's on the site of the Syrian Mosque, a large music venue. A recording studio, guitar, etc. inside the hotel are all nods to the music venue. 4) Service: The staff were very friendly and helpful. After a day of exploring, our room had a nice card with chocolate, macarons, and raspberries, and nice water for us. My wife forgot her toothbrush and the front desk gave her a free one from behind the desk! 5) Neighborhood: It's next to a number of museums and monuments and the Cathedral of Learning, which is worth a tour to see their Nationality Rooms.

Very nice staff, enjoyed my stay, very convenient to places to eat and have a drink. I would stay…read morethere again. Rooms are well appointed, the bar could be hit or miss, not many people there and got little interaction from the bartender. Wasn't rude, just not very chatty. I tipped accordingly.

Flat out awful. Needs updated horribly. Old tornado up rooms...crap food...management abysmal.read more

The mansions on Fifth are, first of all, gorgeous inside and out. Upon arrival, I was met by a…read morestaff member who held the door for me and asked if I required help with any luggage. He then explained some history of the property when I began asking questions about it. I felt very welcomed right away. Check-in was simple and prompt. I stayed in the Amberson house, which is located next to the main building. My room was on the second floor. I could hear some people upstairs during my stay, but it was muffled and not loud at all so I was unbothered. The room has plenty of natural lighting, equipped with all my needs. I felt very safe here. I wish the bathtub had a functional plug so I could have taken a bath, but the shower worked wonderfully so it's not an issue. There is light traffic outside, nothing crazy, so it still felt calm inside. They offered breakfast for $15/person, which I declined. Check-out was also quick and easy. Overall, I would certainly recommend. I hope to return and hear the piano of the main house played sometime.

A gorgeous hotel. Walking in it felt warm and inviting while also looking fancy…read more When we arrived, we first drove past the entrance because we weren't sure if it was the correct address, plus there was a van pulling out, blocking any cars from getting in. We were a little early for check-in and everyone was so welcoming while we waited. We stayed in a standard queen bed room, which had a fireplace and large closet and bathroom. The bed was very comfortable and everything was clean. We were there for a wedding and the venue coordinator, Zach, did a great job with making sure everything was set up. There was another party going on the evening we stayed the night and you could hear it clearly from our room. Thin walls and floors is the downside of staying in a historical building.

What a lovely house! A friend and I had high tea as our…read morelunch, and we were charmed and well satisfied. The two young people who were our servers were engaging and enthusiastic, as well as showing a good knowledge of the teas available. But, they didn't hover, and my friend and I had a lovely visit. The small tea room is cozy, and the modern updates make service, beautiful and efficient.

The Inn on Negley is an inn with guest rooms and a dining room. They are also known for their high…read moretea, which according to their website is offered Wednesday-Sunday for $50+ per person. I hate to write a negative review, but after two years of contacting this business to reserve a high tea, they still have never allowed me to make a reservation. Since 2025, every time that I call, an employee dismisses me and ends the call. Days and times are available, but they do not feel like telling me their availability. This business has given me some of the most dismissive customer service that I have ever received in my life. Most recently, I called in late September 2026 to ask about their high tea, and I was open to take whatever their next available weekend date was in the coming months. The employee had a tone as if she did not want to be bothered. She told me that she would call me back, and it is the end of October, and I have not yet received a call back. I give up on this business!

A beautiful historic property with lots of space for gathering…read more We were hear over the weekend for a wedding and took advantage of the many spaces to gather on the lobby level, the pub and the grand ballroom on the 17th floor. Service was overall good at each venue. The lobby restaurant didnt open until 5pm. However the pub was able to accommodate our needs. The adjacent bakery and coffee shop was a nice venue to have. Rooms were of ample size for a historic city property

I was very unsure about staying at this particular Omni hotel. I prefer new/modern hotels, however,…read moreafter hearing about this historical location, I decided to try something new. It has its pros and cons. The pros, perfect location. Walking distance to a lot of places (bars, restaurants, stadium, etc). The hotel has a cute speakeasy, dim lights, good drinks and a nice ambiance. They have 2 additional bars and restaurants. The staff were amazing, friendly and helpful. Cons, I know this hotel is historical and one of the oldest hotels, however, it can use some renovations. Overall, if you've never been to Pittsburg and would like to stay at a historical hotel with a good location, give the Omni a try.

Very happy with our stay at Drury Plaza Pittsburgh. The hotel is located in the busy downtown area…read more We went with valet for parking as this was easier than trying to find a spot. The valet is $40 overnight but you can get your car as many times as needed. The check in experience was easy and the manager Heather was the best. We were informed our room was upgraded which was such a nice surprise. They also explained the amenities including a pool, hot tub, roof top lounge, free pop and popcorn at 4pm, 5:30pm dinner kick back with free drinks, and breakfast. The building was previously a federal reserve bank and still has the original bank vaults in the basement area, which are now meeting rooms. The food at the breakfast and 5:30 kickback were fairly good for a hotel buffet. They had a nice variety of options and it saved us from having to go out for these meals. Everyone working on staff was super helpful and kind. They checked on us while eating to see how we enjoyed our meals. We loved our room! Did not expect to have two TVs and a nice sitting area. The beds were comfy and the room was very clean. It was a 10 minute walk from the PPG arena where we went for a concert. My third time staying at a drury plaza hotel. They are the best!

Nice hotel in downtown Pittsburgh where friends and family would often stay when visiting us…read more The rooms are modern and clean. Good service. All-you-can-eat, free buffets are a bonus!

AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING SERVICE AND STAFF…read more I came to Pittsburgh for a wedding and ended up at this hotel because my travel partner booked the wrong hotel location (there are two hotel indigos in Pittsburgh). We ended up being 20 minutes driving from the venue instead of 10 minutes walking distance. I was already in a pretty terrible mood. Then, we landed and came in contact with the cyber security issue and everyone's systems were down. This could've made this hotel staff in a bitter mood dealing with angry guests. Instead, they were the NICEST people I have ever come in contact with in a hotel environment; so understanding, helpful, kind, and patient. The room was extremely simple; there is no microwave, no mini fridge, so do not expect to have leftovers for the next day. Breakfast is also not included with the room, which was a bummer. Because of the lack of amenities, this hotel receives 4 stars. We called for support from the front desk twice because our TV was being finicky and we were short on towels (cyber security made us extend our stay, which again, the staff were SO helpful with) and someone was up to our room in less than 5 minutes with help, what we needed, and a smile. The same staff were there my whole stay and were so personable when we arrived and left every time. A couple times, I even made mistakes with checking in or out, asking silly questions, etc. and they never made me feel at fault. If you're in Pittsburgh for a short time and want a place that's away from the crowds, this is a great option!

I'm extremely disappointed in our recent stay at the Hotel Indigo Pittsburgh East. My friend and I…read morebooked this hotel for two nights and I truly wish we stayed anywhere else. We've had great experiences with other Hotel Indigos and we were willing to stay a bit outside of the city to stay at this trusting brand, but we were very sorry we did. While the hotel appears decent on the exterior the rooms are anything but clean. Our trip started with arriving to what appeared to be an okay room. The room/hall had a vague scent of mold but that as the least of our worries. When I went to put my water bottle in the fridge I noticed there was a McChicken from a previous guest. The fridge also smelled so it seemed like it hadn't been cleaned in a while. Upon further inspection the room had multiple stains on our bedding as seen below. I travel often and I have never been in a hotel room so dirty. The floor had clearly not been swept in between guests as evidenced from a penny and some crumbs found near the trash can. In addition to the dirty interior the bathroom and shower were not cleaned. The shower had hair from a guest that was neither myself or my traveling partner. There were also cracks in the walls throughout the bathroom. In addition to the disgusting room the hotel also employs one person for the Valet. The lines to get your car were consistently long and for $32 per night it really didn't seem worth it. If this were a cheap hotel I would simply say you get what you pay for but it's not. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. While the area surrounding the hotel is decent, the hotel itself is not worth it. You can pay a similar amount for a hotel in a more central location with better cleanliness. The only reason the review is 2 stars instead of 1 is because the AC worked very well and we were visiting during a heat wave. Overall, we will not be returning to this Hotel Indigo.

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!

From the owner: We specialize in long-term rentals and offer a turnkey property. Bring your suitcase--we provide…read morethe rest.