Top Hotels Near Pittsburgh Center for the Arts in Pittsburgh from NZ$170

"The hotel was unique, pretty, and well kept. I enjoyed my stay. I thought the furnishings, though nice, new, and appropriate for the setting, were a bit odd, and that the space was laid out in a strange way, especially with a bathtub placed outside the bathroom. If my husband had been with me, I wouldn’t have enjoyed climbing out of the platform bed right next to the wall; as it was, since I was by myself it was pleasant and comfortable. I was also surprised by a $250 damage allowance required on my card after I made my reservation. I’m not used to that at a hotel. There was a lot of noise/loud music from the bar downstairs, but it didn’t bother me because it stopped right around 10pm. I didn’t know before going that there was no on-site parking, but free street parking was available close by. The “virtual front desk” attendant replied to my texts. In all, the environment was nice, and the experience was ok—felt like using Air BnB versus a hotel."

"Great stay. Nice location with more than enough amenities. "

"We had a wonderful time! The location is super convenient, just a short walk to Pittsburgh University and a quick drive to CMU. The only thing that could have been better was that the elevator key card access wasn’t working when we were there, which was a bit of a safety concern for the guests."

"Great location - walkable to nice restaurants in Shadyside. Didn't ramp up prices during graduation/marathon weekend like most other hotels in Pittsburgh. Clean. Polite staff. Lots of character."

"Room was clean. Staff were very courteous and helpful. Breakfast was basic. Parking was in the city garage with first 3 hours free but overnight $16. Overall good place with some shopping and restaurants, and ice cream places nearby."

"I reserved this hotel for UPitt Graduation. The location close to campus was convenient. The room and bathroom were clean. What I didn’t like was being woken early on Sunday morning by a marathon and loud music right outside my hotel room window. No sound proofing means I heard everything and had no chance of going back to sleep. "

"Weird room layouts. Very minimalistic. "

"Everything was great and as advertised!"

"Perfect place for a quick stopover to visit the University of Pittsburgh. "