South Side Hotel Guide - Hotels with Air Conditioning in South Side, Pittsburgh

"Our room (516) had a couple of funky odors. The main room smelled as if a pet had had an accident that was not properly cleaned and the bathroom smelled as if maybe it needed a shower curtain change or maybe new grout. Like the smell was more than a good cleaning could cure. It would have been a great room if not for that. The staff was excellent. Extremely helpful and friendly! We used the pool and it was ok. The pool table needs a couple new cues but we still enjoyed it. We planned to use the workout center but ended up not so can’t comment on that and breakfast was better than I thought it might be. More choices than I expected and not just the run of the mill hotel breakfast options. "

"Comfortable and clean"

"Very clean. Appreciated the free 530kickback snack(which was more like dinner) so much to choose from and great free breakfast. Just as a side note if you have a truck larger than an S10 they will not be able to valet it and you will have to park it 2 blocks away. We called ahead to ask if they would be able to park our 3500 and were told yes by the front desk just to find out from the valet that no they could not that was the only part that was not excellent in our stay. "

"Be mindful they have extra charges they don’t tell you about before booking, like forcing you to pay $25 to park in their lot. Or offering FREE continental breakfast, but charging you $10 per plate to bring it to your room. "

"Room was clean. Staff was friendly. There was a very strong smell in the hallways but it never got in our room and didn’t affect our stay. "

"👍👍"

"Coffee maker broken. Wi-Fi unsafe, all my devices reject it. (Rare case) Parking sometimes challenging. Pretty far from terminal, keep 20 minutes in mind for transit."

"I didn’t know about the airport shuttle. I guess that was on me, but it certainly wasn’t made obvious. "

"Room coffee maker was broken. Free coffee downstairs you had to ask for it. It would be better if it was self serve."