4-Star Hotels in Pittsburgh

The room was big, the coffee machine was broken, and the plug was broken. I refused to make a purchase order. I told them to go to a platform. I took the deposit and consumed an egg (very funny). I should have placed an order. (There were no eggs in the morning. I ordered the order. They said there was a charge but didn't, and later they charged more than 2 US dollars). It's close to the station. There are many homeless people downstairs. The public security is not good. I couldn't find a parking space. In order to check in, I parked in the parking lot opposite for more than ten minutes. They charged 22 US dollars, and after driving out, they charged another 29 US dollars for the night. It was a bad experience.

The location is particularly good. If the weather is good, I feel that I can walk to most places. I can go straight to lyft and get cheap. Pittsburgh has bad traffic. In this place, it is more worry-free to drive others than to drive. I feel that the service is very good, but the first The shortcoming of the tripartite reservation is that a lot of services can't be enjoyed. If you apply for a member directly, you will have more free services. If you go online, you only have free low-speed traffic. If you are at high speed, you can reduce 10 knives, which is 5 knives per day. Not expensive! The lobby is really good! There is a free apple at the front desk and a variety of fruit soaking water every day! The room is a bit small, the air conditioning is very good, the water pressure is also very good, the bed is very comfortable! But Ctrip is really cheap, and the US website has a tax of more than 10%!

Pleasant location

I like the style. New and modern. Parking is easy to be found (opposite the hotel) Except for the unknown regular noise at night (like from some machine??), everything’s okay.

This hotel is on Fifth Avenue, a minute walk to CMU. The hotel is two centuries old villas. This time I arranged to live on the third floor of the small villa, the slope roof, a bit like a loft The villa has no elevator and takes the stairs by itself. The advantage is to live in an old building and see the wealthy American houses of the year. The price is moderate. The disadvantage is that the air conditioner is too cold and can't be turned off by yourself, but the hotel can't operate it, and it's frozen for two days. And the sound is louder. There is also the roadside, the sound of vehicles in the morning and evening, not particularly quiet. Living in a rooftop attic always feels straight. You can experience it once, and you don't plan to live again later. The bathroom cabinet, I touched it with my hand, there is dust, not cleaning every day.

The location is great, there are many restaurants around and it's close to attractions. Parking is also convenient. There is a parking lot opposite the hotel. Self-parking costs $12 for one night. The lobby is on the 2nd floor. The hotel rooms are beautifully decorated and have good facilities. Very satisfied 👍

I need a lost and found email address in the hotel. When I found something missing, I called the hotel several times. A lady left her email address, but after sending it twice, there has been no reply. I hope they can provide an official email address. I want to try and see if I can find it.

Clean, friendly and good location. You can drink coffee free on the first floor and there is a gym on the second floor. The view from the window is also good

I had a great stay at the Joinery Hotel in Pittsburgh. The staff was welcoming and attentive, and the hotel itself was very clean and well-maintained. Overall, it was a comfortable and pleasant experience.

The overall experience is good, the hotel is relatively new, the environment is clean and tidy, but the air conditioning sound in a bedroom is too noisy, I realized when I returned to the room at night and was ready to sleep. I couldn’t sleep in the morning. I tested it in the room. It was too high.