Hotel vicino a Bowlero Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh

“Perfect ”

“Buona struttura, molto barocca x i nostri gusti. Ma ottima la posizione ”

“Personale molto gentile e disponibile”

“Front desk lady greeted quickly and kindly, was very helpful in arranging me a shuttle the next morning and booking me a room next week. ”

“Great boutique hotel. Very clean and stylish ”

“Lovely, professional staff is caring and makes you feel right at home!”

“We really enjoyed our stay! We picked this hotel because it was one of the few (if not only) hotels that had free self parking in downtown area, had a hot tub and pool, and free breakfast. This place ticked all the boxes. Breakfast was amazing and had a lot of variety, the hot tub was very hot, and the parking lot is gated for hotel guests and safe. It's very close to the Heinz museum and a short walk to lots of restaurants and bars on the Strip. Our room was clean and very big. We liked the...

“Struttura ok se siete come noi di passaggio a Pittsburgh Personale alla reception così così facevano fatica a darti due informazioni in più Camera pulita e comoda struttura perché situata nel centro dove trovare un ristorante per cena ”

“Top notch staff, great location and great service.”

“Historic building with spacious rooms. Amazing hall. Maybe too expensive the valet parking but the attendant inform correctly that a public parking is close to the hotel. The position is fantastic: close to everything but easy to get from highway. Nothing else to write, I’m happy to have been to this great hotel!”

“Loved everything. We come back every year for a Pitt football game. Very convenient to the stadium and downtown dining.”

“Air in the room set to 68, and two water bottles in the room upon arrival. Was very seamless process valet was very curtious and helped with bags. We were very pleased with the entire experience! ”

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“Bell'albergo, proprio in centro, con tutte le attività raggiungibili comodamente a piedi. Checkin professionale e cortese, servizio di parking. Camere ampie e confortevoli”