Pittsburgh Hotel Guide - Wigle Whiskey Distillery hotels in Pittsburgh, United States of America.

"Everyone and everything exceeded our expectations "

"Convenient, clean, safe, friendly. Will be back. "

"Everything was great except it took 45 minutes to get my car from the valet. What made it worse was it was parked right outside the door"

"The hotel was great. The staff was very helpful and the restaurant choices were excellent. We would definitely recommend a stay there. "

"Generally I had a pleasant stay, staff kind and helpful and facilities decent. The only issue is my room is next to a street and it can be noisy at night."

"Great area for food and shopping, very kind staff, and clean rooms! Pool was also peaceful, and the breakfast was legit the best hotel breakfast I’ve had so far!! surpasses 10/10!!"

"I recently stayed at The Etage during a trip to Pittsburgh for a conference. My overall experience was positive from start to finish. The location was incredibly convenient- everything was within walking distance, which made my stay even more enjoyable. From the moment I walked in, I was pleasantly surprised by the space. My room felt more like a modern industrial apartment than a traditional hotel room - which was an unexpected touch. The view of downtown Pittsburg from my window was amazing and added to the overall experience. One of the highlights of my stay was the rooftop. It was truly beautiful, with stunning views of the city. I loved being able to sit and decompress during downtime and have a moment to relax. The rooftop dog park was a nice added touch and will definitely consider bringing my dog with me next time. Overall, this was a pleasant stay and I would recommend the Etage to anyone visiting Pittsburgh. I look forward to returning in the future."

"The staff was very nice. The location was very good."

"The bed was very comfortable, the kitchen was great, the TV was nice but no local channels, I didn't use the washer/dryer but nice to have in the room. The only issue was road noise came through the large windows."