It's very safe (police station a few doors down) and centrally located, but the rooms are like…read morecracker boxes. My husband and I are each around 150lbs and said if we were any larger, we would not have been comfortable in the space. There are some nice details, the historic building is lovely, but it is missing a lot of creature comforts. Valet does not bring the cars to the front door due to limited space; the bar has only a handful of unique drinks and lacks much in the way of character. It worked fine for two people for one night, but we would have moved elsewhere had it been any longer.

While this is a neat historical hotel, my wife and I weren't incredibly impressed during our stay…read more The check-in process was a bit cold and uninviting with no context provided and no eligible upgrades (I would have been shocked if the hotel was even close to full). The room was a bit beat up and the A/C was inconsistent and noisy with not the most comfortable bed and linens, so we didn't have a great night's sleep. The bathroom was fine with moderate water pressure and soft towels, but only one robe, which I guess they want you to share! I have higher expectations for a Marriott Autograph Edition hotel, and this one fell flat to me.

Hotel Indigo is in a conveniently located, but not too central part of Pittsburgh on the southern…read moreedge of the Oakland area. It was an ideal place for us to stay when in town for a one night vacation over Labor Day weekend. The interior is bright and well maintained, with modern decor and amenities. The rooms themselves are very spacious - our standard room had an entirely separate seating area from the bedroom and bathroom. Our bed was comfortable though the pillows are the kind that are somehow both stuff and too fluffy, making it hard for your head to rest comfortably. Finally, be aware that you are right next to a busy freeway. This did not disturb me with ear plugs in, but lighter sleepers likely will need to ask for a room facing the river. For those in town mostly for business, there is a 24/7 gym as well as a restaurant on site. Self parking is $30.

We stayed here for rhe NFL draft in Pittsburgh. My friend who is handicapped was with us as well…read more While he was taking a shower, the fold down handicap seat fell off the attached wall mount and he fell in the shower. He needed help to get out from the hotel staff. The staff made no effort to accommodate and make the situation right. If he fell the wrong way, he could have easily drown in 3 inches of water. How the hell does this happen?

We had a great stay at this hotel. Place was clean and had a cool vibe. They have a fun vending…read moremachine downstairs with interesting drinks and snacks from different countries. The room was clean, comfortable and decorated well. If there is one issue I had, it was the light switches (confusing--but maybe only our room) and closet space or lack thereof. If anyone from the Maverick is reading this, please add a couple foldable luggage racks if there is no closet. Even though it was not a full service check-in desk, I never felt unattended to. I received text messages before check in with very detailed check-in information(with photos). We didn't have a tooth brush and they answered right away, even at 2am, with info on where I could find one(in the concierge cabinet). Next morning they checked in with me via text to see if I needed anything else. We stayed here for my son's college move in and it was a super convenient bus ride to CMU on the 71B off S Highland Ave. There are some great food places on Highland and an easy walk to Target and Trader Joe's. There's also the Carnegie public library just next door-- stocked with kids books, activity space. If you don't need a lot of personal interaction for your stay, I would recommend this place. If you're looking for a modern, no frills place, I would also absolutely recommend it.

UPDATE: As you can tell from my reviews, I very rarely have…read morenegative feedback. I wish I could update this review to zero stars. This was my second time staying since it became The Maverick (formerly ACE). It still has the same decor and setup as ACE. I stayed here back in May with my boyfriend when we were back in Pittsburgh for him to run the annual Dick's Sporting Goods Marathon. The stay was great, and as I mentioned in my initial review, the perfect city location, as it is one neighborhood over from where we lived previously. Ok, let's get back to my most recent stay (October 16-October 20, 2025). I was in town on my own for my nephew's wedding. Everything was fine. Arrived on Thursday and all seemed good. Then late into Friday night, early Saturday morning (middle of the night), I couldn't sleep, and the comforter became a tangled mess. I turned on the light to get everything straightened out, only to find bloody grossness. Like literal blood. At the bottom of the fitted sheet, I found two small-medium, dried blood stains. I started freaking out, thinking I was bleeding. Of course, it wasn't from me, and it was clear the blood was set in. After a thorough examination, I found the flat sheet with sprinkles of blood at the top of it. Was it human blood? Bug blood? Did they not change the sheets from the last guest? What was it? And why did I sleep on it for two nights without knowing? Absolutely disgusting!!! Note that this is a virtual, self-service concept hotel, which is normally fine. I don't need the sheets changed while I'm there, etc. But, obviously, I did now. It goes without saying, I didn't sleep the rest of the night. I immediately texted my concerns to the hotel (the only way to communicate with them is via text; sometimes there is a concierge on-site, sometimes not). I told them I was freaking out and worried about it being from bugs and/or humans. I told them I was ready to puke (totally true). They answered within an hour, I think, and advised the room would be looked at as soon as possible, as they had other rooms scheduled for cleaning. OK? It was fine, though, because I had a hair appointment and was leaving. While I was at the salon, they sent a text that the room was checked for bugs and all was good. They advised that they changed the sheets as a precaution. A precaution?!? I brought it to their attention. THERE WAS BLOOD ON THE SHEETS. What more precaution do you need? BTW, I have pics, but too gross to post. So I asked for a refund from them and Expedia. Expedia advised that they couldn't do so without the hotel's agreement. Expedia offered to try and find another hotel, but there just wasn't time; this was the day of my nephew's wedding! As long as the sheets were clean and there were no bugs, I thought I would be fine. However, I did feel a refund was still in order. The hotel did not agree. But, they did extend to me, as a "one-time courtesy," a $30 e-gift card (Mastercard) good for 14 days. WHAT?!?! Of course, I took it because I wasn't going to be compensated otherwise. Expedia gave me $175 credit (never expires) on my account for future bookings through them. So they (Expedia) did the right thing. The Maverick by Kasa did NOT. What a disgusting and unhealthy experience to end with a slap in the face of a $30 gift card good for only 14 days. I am still flabbergasted. Do yourself a favor: DO NOT STAY HERE. EVER!!!

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.

Quirky in all the right ways, this hotel sits pretty in a charming part of town. Check-in and the…read morerestaurant are perched on the top floor. The food choices at the bar need to be less upscale, and more like typical bar food and a sign pointing to the garage for valet would save a loop around the block.

Front of house (front desk, valet) exceptional service! Never have I encountered a more friendly…read moregroup of employees in all my hotel stays anywhere. We have stayed at this hotel on four occasions and it's our go to hotel for Pittsburgh! Only downside is housekeeping. They rarely, if ever service your room. We went 4 or 5 days without service. Front desk and valet are amazing, breakfast is great and they change it up a bit everyday.

I don't know that I have ever been at a hotel with such kind staff. The hotel is newly renovated…read more With that being said... there are "night lights" in the room that omit light all night. I used bandaids to cover them and they still glowed. I didn't have a DND sign and the conditioner was empty. The shower had such low pressure and at some points would just stop. My room didn't get cleaned either

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.

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.

A very large convention center in Pittsburg. We were there for a convention and around there area…read moreis also a few places to eat since this center also connects to a hotel with restaurants at the lobby. You get a pretty nice view of the city from the convention center. There seems to usually be some sort of event happen as we were here for the pediatric convention but there was also the robotics convention happening too so it was packed.

Probably one of the coolest places in Pittsburgh for any kind of event. Yes it is overpriced. Yes…read moreyou have to pay for parking.. but the views from the building of our city are absolutely amazing. You're there for a basketball tournament and they had over 30 games going on at the same time.. they also had a prom going on on one of the higher level. We have been here for multiple events, such as the outdoor show, the Home and garden show, etc. It has always need to see how they're able to get so many vendors in a small place and you still feel safe and secure.