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Our top choices for Appalachian Mountains Wyndham Hotels

A hotel room with a large bed, a TV, a chair, a desk, and a view of a river and hills.

1. Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown

Downtown Pittsburgh

Kathryn

includes taxes & fees

17 Nov - 18 Nov

A hotel room with two beds, a desk, a chair, a TV, and a large window.

2. Wingate by Wyndham Cranberry

Cranberry Township

Debra

includes taxes & fees

4 Nov - 5 Nov

A swimming pool with clear blue water, large windows, and a view of the mountains.

3. Wyndham Garden State College

Boalsburg

Michael

includes taxes & fees

29 Nov - 30 Nov

A stone pathway leading to a building with a large lawn and flowering trees.

4. Golden Gables Inn Dazzler Select by Wyndham

Settlers Green

Stacy

includes taxes & fees

30 Nov - 1 Dec

A hotel room with two beds, a large window with curtains, and a view of greenery.

5. Wyndham Garden Pittsburgh Airport

Pittsburgh

Neeraj

includes taxes & fees

15 Nov - 16 Nov

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Top Appalachian Mountains Hotel Reviews

Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown

8/10 Good

"The personnel here are outstanding: warm, welcoming, kind and funny. The view from the 18th floor facing the Ohio River is unbeatable. However, our king size bed was unusually soft for a quality hotel, the comforter too short and inadequately thin for comfortable sleeping and the fold--down seat for the shower had mold all around its fixture to the wall. And please, while there is a choice for coffee drinkers between regular and decaf coffee, there was only black tea. Yes, some 80% of tea consumed in the US is black. But that means some 15% is green tea and for those of us who minimize caffeine in our beverages, green is the only way to go."