I thought that the Front Manager was excellent . The bistro is good and excellent serviceread more

The room was comfortable, but only half the outlets worked, we had to move things around to even be…read moreable to plug in the coffee maker. I had to unplug a lamp to plug my phone in. I expect the outlets to work in a hotel.

While most of the staff members were pleasant and the room and common area were decent quality, the…read moredouble surprise focused on parking. We failed to examine the fine print and discovered that parking was over $29. And, to our surprise, we learned (via our credit card charges) that there was an additional $10 city tax on the parking charge. Neither the hotel or booking agency (super.com) mentioned that. An unfortunate surprise that, if communicated up front would have greatly improved the quality of the experience.

Breakfast was amazing. Service was nice. Our tv had a technical issue so they refunded us a day of…read moreparking for the inconvenience. AC worked nice, need was clean, linens were constantly tended to. We would neatly store trash outside the room for pick up and it would be gone before we knew it. Also they will hold a small DoorDash order for you at the front desk. That was helpful. WiFi worked well also. They also have an indoor hot tub and pool

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

I recently had an overnight stay at Hyatt House with my daughter. I was overall very happy with my…read morestay. Positives: Room was very clean and spacious. The lobby area was really pretty and so much larger than it appears from outside. Free breakfast! The pool was nice and heated. We had it to ourselves both times we went in it during our stay. The hotel is located is a great area. Cons: It seems like the furniture was poor quality. Multiple times during the stay there was a panel that kept falling off the table in the kitchen area. The parking is pricey. I absolutely hate paying for parking. I wish this came with the hotel stay as it was also already priced on the higher end. Overall, I would definitely stay here again. I would probably pick a day that didn't fall on a holiday weekend for a less expensive stay.

We had a relatively quick overnight stay here, arriving and checking in before having dinner…read moreelsewhere, then flying out from PIT early the next morning. We parallel parked on the street in front of this hotel where they allow 15 minute parking while checking in. After that, if you have a vehicle, the parking options we were given were pretty astronomically priced. One can valet at this hotel for $45/night, or if one wishes to self-park, the staff here recommended the garage across the street under the US Steel building which they told us would cost up to $35. I'm not a fan of valet, primarily because when I'm ready to leave, I want to be able to get into my vehicle and drive away, rather than waiting for someone else to fetch it, so we opted to self-park at US Steel. That garage happens to be managed by Metropolis and we were charged more than $32 to park for about 2 hours while relaxing before driving to dinner, and then were charged another $32 to park following dinner until we departed for the airport early the next morning - so $64 to park for a few hours in total, which was jaw-droppingly expensive. The front desk staff at this DoubleTree were friendly and welcoming, the warm chocolate chip cookies they offer to guests at check-in at this chain are always appreciated, and we were placed in a mini suite, with a relatively large living area with a couch, chair and large TV, and a separate bedroom with another TV. Contrary to comments I've seen in some other reviews of this hotel, our room appeared to be recently updated and modern-looking, with everything in good repair. The bed and comforter were very comfortable and we both slept well here. While we didn't have much chance to explore the area around this hotel, there was a convenience store attached to it, and the Penguins hockey arena is just a short walk away.

I stayed at this hotel for a conference that was taking place at the convention center. This is a…read moregood hotel with clean, safe rooms. Some drawbacks... hotel bathroom is t-i-n-y and the shower drips constantly no matter how much you try to stop it. There is a 7-Eleven connected to the hotel which is nice for some basics. The restaurant in the hotel is pretty good. Fairly good food and basic bar. A bit more expensive than it should be. The hotel is approx. an 8 minute walk to the convention center and 20 minute walk to PNC Park. If I was to come back to Pittsburgh again I would not opt to stay at this hotel.

The hotel is very clean and modern. The front desk was very kind and talked to us a little at check…read morein. It was not busy there at all, but we were disappointed the top floor bar was not open during our stay. It was one of the reasons we picked the hotel, to possibly have a nice view and a drink or two. It seems like that would be one of the selling points to the hotel, so it should be accessible at least early evening.

Stayed one night as we passed through town. The place was ok, but not great…read more The good - The staff was cordial, room was clean, reasonably nice furnishings, bed was comfortable, and water pressure was strong. The bad - The hotel checkin short term parking was unmarked and difficult to find...it was literally just the entrance driveway to a garage, complete with a ticket station requiring cars to park tandem in the lane, and back into traffic as the only way to get out.  There was no employee on the ground floor to help, address questions, or guide guests upon arrival, despite the presence of a bell desk inside to the ground floor door. The hotel has no dedicated parking so the staff directed us to park in the lot across the street, telling us to tell the parking attendant we were guests. But when we did that, the attendant informed us it didn't matter...fee is the same for everyone. Once in the room, we found the room looked out onto a trash filled alley. Later when I attempted to take a shower, I found there were only three towels despite four of us on the reservation. When I got into the water, I discovered the soap dispenser was empty.  So I had to get dressed and go to the front desk to get a replacement dispenser bottle. While I was waiting for the soap, another guest came to the desk with the same problem. Later we went to the hotel bar for a night cap. The bartender made the single worst cocktail I've ever had... was real awful. Not the best experience.  I doubt we'll stay here again.

My family stayed at this hotel in February 2026 for one night. The room was extremely affordable…read more We expected fewer amenities due to the low cost. However, we still had a clean room with 2 double beds, a clean bathroom with enough space to move around, a microwave, and a refrigerator in the room. The only things we didn't have access to were a pool, which we didn't need, and a few more options at breakfast. Breakfast was referred to as a "bagel bar" and was more of a continental breakfast than the buffet you have at a Hampton Inn. However, there was still enough food to fill you up, and everything was clean and fresh. No problems. We will stay here again.

Spark took over the Country Inn and Suites in Washington, PA earlier this year. I had made…read morereservations at the Country Inn and Suites and was never informed that they had changed hands. When I googled Country Inn & Suites, Washington, PA, to get the address to get to this hotel, the website indicated that it had permanently closed. I made reservations elsewhere and then was charged anyway. When I called regarding the charge, they said they never closed, only changed hands and wouldn't refund my money. I was extremely upset and couldn't believe the horrible customer service I rec'd. I will never stay at a Hilton Hotel.

Right after arriving the room I noticed a huge cockroach on the bathroom door, ran back to the…read morereception and all I got was almost an empty bottle of lousy insecticide against flies, not even offer of help to get rid of the cockroach from the receptionist! It took like 15 minutes to kill the cockroach with a shoe! In the evening there was two smaller cockroaches in the room! The next day I tried to ask if the problem was in the whole hotel and if changing a room would help, but all I got was a lousy answer that you shouldn't keep the windows open, because those fly inside! I hadn't kept the windows opened as there was a working air-conditioning in the room, and I saw all of the cockroaches coming from the bathroom... In four days there were five cockroaches in the room, one was lying dead on the toilet and the housekeeper hadn't even cleaned that away, only put a new toilet paper roll next to it!!! For the room rate would have expected higher quality of cleanliness as well: a huge tangle of hair on the floor, smaller one in the bathtub, bathroom trashcan had not been emptied, trash on the floor, and some white dirt on the bedside table, do not even want to think of what bodily fluid that might have been... There was a very strong smell of mold in the bathroom, which also came to the room even if the bathroom door was kept closed, and the smell caused nausea all the time when in the hotel room! Besides the cockroaches also a couple of small brown beetles was found in the bed, wonder if these were bed bugs, never seen one before though... The same small brown beetle was found also in my bag at home, so now I'm washing and freezing everything I had with me at the hotel in case of those happen to were bed bugs... The view of the roof-top restaurant counterbalanced the low quality of the breakfast food, although it seemed first that there were plenty to choose from. Like how difficult it is to pick the rotten fruits away from the bowl, or prevent the flies going to the fruit salad... Also the slices of cheese seemed to sweat so I decided not to touch any cold cuts to avoid possible stomach problems. That amount of cockroaches in the room I didn't even want to try the hotel restaurant... One evening I also smelled cicarrette on the corridor, and wondered if it was aloud to smoke in the rooms, but that didn't come to the room luckily! Central location of the hotel was great, wifi worked in the room, there was plenty of warm water in shower after letting the water run for 5 minutes first and air-conditioning worked perfectly. Didn't feel welcomed at all when arrived at hotel and didn' t experience much of friendliness or helpfulness of the receptionists during my stay, which I however read in other comments left here in Tripadvisor. All in all, the most nastiest hotel experience ever, even though I have traveled a lot, also in developing world, and used to basic conditions. Cleanliness is something I value and with much higher quality of cleanliness and no living creatures in the room I would have been somewhat satisfied of my stay.

I made reservations for Oct 27 to Oct 29. we picked this hotel because it was pet friendly and we…read morehave a diabetic cat that requires insulin twice a day. when I arrived at 8:30 at night after driving 6 hours the female desk attendant told me that they don't accept cats and that she was highly allergic to cats and we should leave at once. I told her that the website says nothing about no cats, only pet friendly! I was able to find a room 45 minutes away that was really pet friendly. I booked this hotel on Expedia and they did contact the hotel and I was fully reimbursed thanks to the staff at Expedia. My real complaint was the totally callous lady at the desk, I tried to ask if she knew anywhere else I could try and she just didn't care and wanted us to leave. This lady should not be in customer service because she has no skills when dealing with other people and we know she really doesn't"t like cats. I would also add that now their website says dogs only. This was because of my incident.

Checked in during the wee hours of the morning, right as everyone had officially entered dream…read moreland. I get it. It's a bit annoying, but you chose the job. Don't do customer service if you're going to be inconsiderate. Upon check-out this morning, had some rough bumps and accidentally fell asleep again. My bad, obviously that isn't ideal and against the policies. However, standing right outside the door and excessively knocking, whilst trying to slightly PEAK THROUGH THE WINDOW. I was very disgusted by this manager(?)'s attitude l probably won't be back.

This is an older bargain basement hotel. It's obvious they've done nothing to it for years, except…read moreput fresh coat to paint on it and maybe some vinyl flooring. However, it was surprisingly clean inside, absolutely no bugs I left a pizza out all night on the counter to test it I would feel comfortable staying here if you need to save money Now the neighborhood is kind of sketchy, and there were lots of long-term tenants at the hotel with cats and their boots, sitting outside the door, etc. So if you're looking for something a little more high rent, you'll want to take a pass and find a Holiday Inn However, if you need to crash for a few hours while on a road trip and you want to clean place with a good shower with hot running water I highly recommend this on the budget in