Top Hotels Near Carnegie Museum and Library in Pittsburgh from NZ$129

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"Awesome staff! Very kind and friendly. Room nicely cleaned and comfortable. I will be booking again soon! "

"Great location to campus"

"We had an amazing time! Dave was very accommodating to all of our needs and available anytime if we needed anything! I'd definitely stay again, whenever in town!"

"Had a great weekend and staff was very helpful and friendly."

"I’d stay here again! "

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"We wanted a hot tub room for two to relax for my birthday. Found this gem not even 10 mins from our house with an added bonus - the sauna! And we will be booking again. Location is secluded and was quiet. Locals will say it’s not the greatest neighborhood but there was never a time we didn’t feel safe or were uncomfortable. Don’t let location stop you. It is a small basement apt but made up so well for the space. Such cute details everywhere from the lights, the cozy rugs, candles, all the yoga accessories and massage therapy encouragement, and a leg/foot massager. The apartment was very warm with the electric fireplace heaters, which were super cool. And the heat lamp by the swings outside was great. This place is perfect for two. Sauna was simply amazing. Heats fast! The hot tub was great! It retained heat the whole time we were in it. If you put the bubbles on, it takes the temp down but not as fast and drastically as others. The heater heats fast. It was 28 degrees and we didn’t even know it snowed while enjoying it. No complaints from us, only a couple suggestions on things we found ourselves wanting while there - A table to play games on. Even just a fold up card table option. Or just a little more table space for drinks, like side tables or a coffee table. A fold out couch or fouton would def fit in the main room and provide another sleeping option. If you have a snorer like me lol…. Overall very happy with our stay. 420 friendly was fantastic. "

"Our host, Holly, was great with communication and answered all questions in a timely manner. The “Crash Pad” was as advertised, a space to land in between activities. "