I recently stayed here for my grandmother's funeral. Tracy was the best we could have asked for!…read moreShe helped my father reserve our rooms ahead of time, so we never had to worry about our accommodations. I wish hotels had more people like her!

This is the first hotel that I stayed in since Covid. I had to travel to Pittsburgh for business. I…read morewas happy to find that they were doing everything necessary to prevent the spread of the virus. Unfortunately, this included not serving their continental breafast. However, I was very happy to be offered this wonderful Breakfast Bag which included a bottle of spring water, a microwavable breakfast sandwich, a blueberry muffin and a fruit cup. I love fruit cups! Thank you for making my stay in Pittsburgh less anxiety provoking!

Let me start with this -- I'm AMAZED by the number of 1 star reviews, over one minor issue. If you…read morecan't leave an honest rating then maybe you shouldn't be writing reviews. We travel from NE Ohio to Pittsburgh frequently but this was our first stay at the Holiday Inn Express - Mifflin. Everything was as expected and some expectations were exceeded. Very friendly staff. The elevators arrived quickly. The room was clean and spacious, as were the common areas. The only time a felt a bit cramped was by the low 4th floor ceilings. It snowed overnight and the parking lot was salted in the morning. Saw a few mentions of the coffee being to strong but I thought it was one of the better cups I've had at a hotel. Large buffet style breakfast with three warmer food options as well as cereals, yogurts, breads. They also have a pretty fun pancake machine that kept a few college students very entertained *Pro tip: mix the orange juice with the mango juice. This property is everything you'd expect a Holiday Inn Express to be and I'd say a little more. If you want fancy interiors and valet parking, there are plenty of options in the city. If you want clean, comfortable and affordable with a breakfast you'd pay $18 for at a diner - this is an excellent option.

Gee, how did I end up in a Holiday Inn Express on the outskirts of Pittsburgh? I had not stayed in…read moreone since I looked for last-minute lodging before a Lost Coast weekender outside of Eureka, CA. Coincidentally, I was in a last-minute lodging situation yet again because I had originally planned a road trip to Jamestown, NY. However, heavy snowfall scared me off, so I decided to stay in Pittsburgh one more night, but hotels closer to the city center were fully booked. I had never heard of West Mifflin, but it didn't turn out to be that onerous a drive from downtown. I noticed several Steeler fans were willing to stay here and do the same drive. The location felt fairly remote, though the popular Kennywood theme park was nearby. I was able to secure only a King Suite for $284. That was more than I wanted to pay, but beggars can't be choosers. It was too cold to sleep in my rental SUV. It did cross my mind. The suite was spacious, just rather spartan (Photos 5-7). I wasn't really in need of two flatscreen TV's for my overnight stay. I did manage to try their underwhelming complimentary breakfast (Photo 8). There were no dining options on the premises, but a five-minute walk took me to a reasonably good Mexican restaurant, Primo's Tacos & Tequila (review: https://yelp.to/fs-RZBdJ9n). The front desk staff was polite. All in all, if you want a suite like mine, it felt overpriced for the less than stellar amenities. There was a valid reason this place was not fully booked. RELATED - Exploring the Pittsburgh area? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/I2EokA7ZXB

Overpriced but it is very common here in Pittsburgh! Most of…read moretheir employees were very friendly and some were grumpy all the time. Either way this place could be improved by adding some security cameras, cleaning service daily if you can choose that option.

I have been staying here for a few months,once again staff going extra mile to shovel and salt…read moreentrances after major snow storm Good team of employees

What a beautiful home! I treated my boyfriend to a couple of days here as a birthday treat (and as…read morea "thanks for spending your actual birthday with me and all my relatives at our family reunion hundreds of miles from home" treat). With one of the Frank Lloyd Wright packages purchased in advance, we were able to spend some time in this little town right outside of Pittsburgh and one full morning at Wright's masterpiece, the Fallingwater house (which has now officially been declared priceless!) The bed and breakfast's website will have you convinced that West Newton, PA is a gorgeous riverside town. Don't believe the hype. While it's okay, the town is nothing to look at it not exactly walkable. Between the Victorian home and the "downtown" area, we were hard-pressed to find any sidewalks. We did take the hotel manager's advice and rent some bikes (okay, I admit it--we were cheesy and got a bicycle built for two) in order to ride along the pretty bike path that runs along the Youghiogheny River. (Don't worry--you can just call it by its nickname, "the Yock.") Apart from the town being relatively desolate (hardly anything was open) and unattractive, the b&b was oozing with charm. We weren't sickened by it, however. We had a GIGANTIC, ornately carved king-sized bed, a big bathroom with a whirlpool tub (note: no shower--I assumed that there would be one, but only some rooms have 'em), and the WHOLE HOUSE TO OURSELVES. That's right. No one was in any of the other four rooms, and the owner and manager live off-site. Glory be! We felt rich and famous for two days. I feel terrible for forgetting her name, but the woman who arrived bright and early to serve us breakfast at whatever time we desired it was really friendly, funny, and kind. She asked us in advance if the next day's meal would suit us and gave us tips about the area. (She even gave me a slight discount on the two-day Wright package since we didn't have enough time to go to two different FLW sites.) Overall, it was a lovely experience. I would highly endorse a trip there if you're going to be in Pittsburgh (or are from Pittsburgh) and want a quick getaway where you will either leave the hotel most of the day to explore the luxuriously beautiful Laurel Canyons region OR if you're just going to stay in the hotel all day long (insert low growl noise). If you're traveling from far away and want a more picturesque vacation destination b&b in the Laurel Highlands, I'd look at this helpful website: http://www.laurelhighlands.org/ Happy bedding & breakfasting!

Staff we encountered were very friendly and professional. A pleasure to interact with. Despite…read morehaving to go down a cement stairway to get inside to the main lobby (only discovered the ramp to the door a yard to the right later that evening) and the floor of the elevator needing immediate attention to fix tripping hazard, our stay was quite pleasant! Our King room (314) was comfortable, clean, and had many amenities (large mini-fridge, microwave, Keurig coffee maker, alarm clock radio, huge tv.) The bathroom was sparkling with a big mirror and bright lights. The shower head has three settings to choose from, the water pressure is great, and soap, shampoo, and conditioner are all provided. I love the corner chair with its little table and the hassock. We both used it at different times for reading or surfing the web for local restaurants. The King size bed was a little harder than I like (needs a mattress topper to be more body-forming & softer.) But was tolerable for the two nights we stayed. The walls aren't exactly sound proof (could hear all conversations in the hallway.) Location of the hotel is right in big shopping area. We were in the area to attend a convention in Monroeville (about 10 miles/ 20-30 minutes away (depending on traffic.) But we couldn't pass up the great price (compared to Monroeville hotels) plus we got to experience Homestead and what it has to offer. The free breakfast has many options, but healthier food would be better. I had a banana, a couple bites of an apple (which was bruised all around and past its prime), scrambled eggs and sausage patties. Lots of carb/grain-filled options available for those who aren't on a restrictive diet. Suggestion: Maybe offer a gluten free choice as well. Possibly have non-dairy yogurt as an alternative. Our second morning we opted to eat breakfast at a restaurant to eat better choices. Summary: enjoyed our stay and would stay here again because of location, cleanliness, prices, and friendly staff.

This Holiday Inn Express is good enough for the price, but overall it's by no means great. The…read morestaff was friendly and the room and bathroom were clean. That being said, the room was very small and the bed was extremely hard. The rooms are not sound proofed at all and we could hear the people in the room above us walking around all night as well as children running up and down the hall and other people opening and closing their doors.

This is a great hotel in Pittsburgh in a central location between the convention center and the…read moreStrip District and close to the Allegheny River and bike trail. The free parking in the back was convenient and safe. Our room was clean, comfortable and spacious. There were a lot of healthy options at breakfast - eggs, oatmeal, nuts, even a whole grain bread for toast. All good! The only small negatives- the tables in the breakfast area were needing a cleaning, and the heavy doors to the rooms tend to slam which adds noise to this otherwise quiet hotel. I would definitely stay here again.

We were in Pittsburgh to attend a Steelers game and our stay could not have been better! The hotel…read moreis within 2 miles of Acrisure Stadium and has private parking. The room was clean, comfortable, and quiet, especially for being in downtown Pittsburgh! What really made our visit were the little extras that the hotel did. Fresh cookies when you walk in the door, free hand warmers for the game (it was 9° at game time!), football shaped lollipops, and all around great service. We were only there for one night but it is now our go-to for when we come back!

I paid $140 at 1 am after a horrible night. The ceiling had a hole that had caved in with a bucket…read moreunderneath in the hallway. The room smelled a bit musty, but was clean enough. (Found items under a chair in there though) Breakfast consisted of a gallon of milk, 4 eggs boiled and put in a bowl to be shared by guests. There were scrambled eggs and a dried hash. Admittedly, I had the runs after eating there.... And a very long drive. This made for more bad times. I do not recommend this place, overpriced for under mediocre. 3 stars because I've seen worse. But not at that price! Good luck- go 10 feet down to the extended stay.

A huge plus was the beds here are so comfy usually hotel beds are hard like boards and the pillows…read moreflat well not here and it's extremely clean even though they say their understaffed and the rooms smell good and even the hallways smelled great!! Will definitely come back

Wonderful, comfortable stay. This out-of-towner was warmly welcomed by the friendly faces of an…read moreenthusiastic staff. On top of that: a clean room, good coffee, privacy, smooth and large elevators, extra toilet paper, free toothbrushes and an unforgettable view of the Monongahela; this Flatbottom felt right at home (or right on vacation ;) haha)! Now, let's get to the meat and potatoes of this review... or should I say the eggs and bacon ;)! If there's one thing that excites me about an overnight hotel excursion, it is undoubtedly the continental breakfast... and boy have I been thinking about this meal since the trip was first conjured up. The aroma of a steaming tray of bacon had my mouth watering the second I stepped out of the elevator and caught a whiff. Once the spread was in view, I was utterly impressed. Scrambled eggs, small boxes of assorted cereal, fruit, muffins and two types of waffle batter with all the fixins'. WOW!!! "Sweeten me up!" I muttered to myself, as the syrup drizzled onto my fluffy waffle atop the chocolate chips and nuts. Yes, this continental left me satisfied, but I didn't stop there, I couldn't help myself! On the way out, I piled some bacon on top of a toasted bagel to-go, as there was a long road trip ahead. The Gene Bean needs his nourishment! On our way back up to the room to pack up, another guest noted my car ride treat and I overheard him to his pal, "Hey that guy has bacon on a bagel!" I was delighted by his enthusiasm and his excitement was shared. A high 5 would have been nice, but his sights were already set on the beautiful breakfast spread. This continental was the icing on the cake of this tremendous visit. In closing, the Hampton Inn provided a comfortable and relaxing stay. Just like Forest Gump said, "Continentals are like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get!" and as I say (yes you can quote me on this) "Continentals are what you make of them, so stack that bacon high!"

Do not stay at this hotel! Everything is bad here. I should have seen all the reviews before…read morebooking here. I was here for a business trip and it was an awful stay. From the weird door knobs that you need to twist up to open to dirty rooms not to mention unprofessional staff. Hot breakfast they say is included but nothing is ready at 6 am. People that works here also seem to come from the streets. This will be my first and last stay here. Fyi the "waterfront" is a dirty river!!!

If you're coming to Pittsburgh this is an exceptionally great hotel to stay at. Located on premium…read morereal estate along the Monongahela River at The Waterfront (genius refurbishment of an old Steel Mill into dynamite shopping/dining/entertainment.) Plenty of parking. Outstanding staff around the clock. Was greeted warmly, given a fantastic room, and every employee was warm, friendly and helpful. Pittsburgh spirit is awesome. The room was immaculate, spacious, had a balcony and a beautiful view of the river/landscape. Everything worked and I slept like a baby the bed/bedding was so comfortable. Downstairs off the lobby is a spacious area with a giant TV, fireplace and nice setup for business center needs. Another area boasts a Bistro (separate review) for a quick bite or cocktail before retiring. Everything is very well done, super convenient, incredible location and reasonably priced considering!

Stayed at the Courtyard Waterfront while visiting relatives. The property is in a prime location…read moreright next to the Monongahela River and a neat shopping area. Easy access to 376. The rooms and common areas are reasonably clean. Sadly, our first room had a toilet problem and the water kept running. I called the desk to have maintenance come up and fix it. But their maintenance does not work evenings and they have no one on call. We ended up having to change rooms at 11:00 at night. The hotel also appears to be having water pressure issues. On both mornings of our stay, the water fluctuated significantly while taking a shower. I am a frequent business traveler, and I was disappointed.