Business Friendly Hotels in Pittsburgh, PA

With only a few waking hours of actual hotel exposure the hotel provided everything we needed for our very short stay. The only oddity was that the adjustable firmness controls for the Queen sized beds did not work for either bed. The bed comfort could have been much better. However, even with the beds not working to their full potential the bed was still more comfortable that what some other hotel chains currently offer. We did not have enough time to sample any of the other hotel amenities, like the resturant or fitness center. The room amenities were a notch or two above most standard hotels offer and the mini fridge & microwave came in handy.

I purchased this over a month ago great deal great location overall awesome experience

We travel to Pittsburgh frequently to visit family. In addition, I've spent countless nights in far too many business hotels -- so I have a fairly critical eye. -------First, nitpick reasons for less than 5 stars ------------- The design is typical 1980s Big Central Atrium, which was all the rage in business hotels for a time until architects figured out travelers preferred quiet rest to vaulted ceilings. Sound travels in these huge enclosed spaces, and that can be a problem. That said, though the hotel was filled with families with children, lots of teens there for a hockey tournament, and several football fans in town for Steelers v. Browns, we weren't bothered by noise. The suite design helps, in that the bedroom is on the outside wall, while the sitting room is nearest the open hallway. The "hall is a cantilevered walkway open to the atrium on one side. This turns every room into a stop in Grand Central Station (e.g. lots of foot traffic). Lots of folks ordered room service, apparently, as their trays and associated flotsam were strewn along the fairly narrow walkway. Not good. (Folks, if you need room service, call up housekeeping when you're done -- they'll be up in a jiffy to relieve you of the burden of your recently-used dishes). If you prefer tomb-quiet (as most Hilton garden Inns seem to be) this hotel shouldn't be your first choice. The pool was typical hotel-tiny. So was the fitness "room." It was adequate for stretches, dumbbells and some StairMaster work but that's it. The rooms and furnishings were High Volume Hotel -- not sumptuous matresses as you'll find in most HGE and *some* other chains -- but adequate. There was plenty of hot water and the room and linens were clean -- critical. ---Why I'd give it 6 Stars (if possible)-------- Imagine everyone else you know is off work for days, enjoying time with family, and generally being lazy. You, however, have to work cleaning up after the folks who get to be lazy. That's your lot if you work in a hotel that caters to a wide client base. Yet this staff --from the front desk to housekeeping to the food service team -- was patient, attentive, cheerful, helpful, and gracious. I observed the folks preparing omelette after custom omelette for a line of people waiting to be served working cheerfully, quickly, and efficiently. The breakfast buffet was voluminous -- scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, french toast, oatmeal, cereals, fruit, muffins, breads, and to-order omelettes with all sorts of fillings. We're not big breakfast folks so toast with peanut butter and jam served but there was plenty for those with larger appetites. Each night there was a manager's reception, with various finger foods and soft drinks, beer, and wine. We were issued tickets on check-in but never used one. -----SUMMARY (Really)----- I was pleasantly surprised by the Embassy Suites. It skips the Business Hotel stuffiness (and $8 toast), and instead offers a great staff, serviceable rooms and amentities, and "how do they stay in business" buffets. Bottom line: We'll be back.

Beautiful hotel! Very close to PNC Park, The Benedum Center, Heinz Hall, Morton's Steakhouse, etc. Great view of the river from our room. Cozy. Friendly staff. Our room looked like it needed vacuuming, but was great otherwise. We'd stay there again in a heartbeat.

We loved our stay at the Omni William Penn. The hotel is beautiful, elegant, and very comfortable. The staff is really helpful, and the restaurant offers a fantastic breakfast buffet. The location is perfect for walking around Pittsburgh.

I had never been to Pittsburgh before. My daughter was there for a dance audition at Point Park University. Very unsure of what to do or where to go. The Westin did a wonderful job to direct us where to go and where to eat. The concierge was extremely helpful and friendly. We really appreciated being able to print our boarding passes at no cost. All hotel staff that we came in contact with were extremely friendly.

I stay at this Holiday Inn Express every time I am in the Pittsburgh area. The staff is always incredibly friendly and courteous, the breakfast is great, and the beds are incredibly comfortable. After some horrific stays in other hotels on this street, this one shines above the rest!

This hotel is right beside the PA turnpike interchange and I heard diesel trucks all night. Wish I was on the other side of building, but that side was full. Other than that the hotel was clean and comfortable.

We chose this hotel because of the swimming pool since we were traveling with two young children, ages 5 and 3. The hotel was great, friendly staff, delicious cookies, clean rooms... etc. The beds were very comfortable. Ordered room service for breakfast that was very good, and then went down to the restaurant for lunch later that day. The pool is in the same area as the exercise room which is nice and very opened. We are planning on staying here again on our next trip to Pittsburgh!

We were pleasantly surprised. The hotel appearance from the outside isn't impressive but the room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was also good. We were happy with the entire experience.