Hotels near Purnell Center for the Arts

"Great location with convenient coffee shop downstairs, rooms are perfect sizes and beautiful views of the city. Ample elevators available as I went for the Pittsburgh marathon and although busy, I never had to wait."

"Loved staying at Mansions on 5th. The room was so charming and the staff was so friendly and helpful!"

"Good for staying near Pitt and Carnegie. This accommodates inviting people over as well"

"Staff was Amazing from the get-go. Ray at Check-in went above and beyond to accommodate us, out of his way to walk through the rain while we followed in car to the garage parking lot, and showed us how to use the QR code to access hotel parking, and how to get back in without walking out into the rain to get back in to hotel. He was very personal/friendly and absolutely a scholar and a gentleman. Tarik Moosa Director of food and Beverage was also Super Awesome. He made sure to follow up and our stay, experience at the hotel and was very accommodating too. Extremely friendly and entertaining, while giving except service and information about the area."

"Did not care for the steps needed to reach the front desk. The housekeeping staff was excellent."

"Nice place. Friendly staff. Will be staying there again."

"This inn is charming, comfortable, and welcoming. The room was beautifully furnished and spacious. Breakfast was delicious! The staff are so friendly. It's a great location with all the shops and restaurants of Shadyside only a few blocks away."

"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."

"Hotel is beautiful; lobby area great-seating & indoor fireplace, can relax with your group. Great rooftop patio with tables & seats-you can take beverages and food from 1st floor restaurant/bar up to enjoy view of Monongahela River. Restaurant/bar area was welcoming & open til 10 pm. (Fantastic coffee shop, De Fer Coffee & Tea located across the street from hotel - highly recommend). Staff friendly & efficient. Hallways very quiet, but rooms have a lot of highway noise (unavoidable due to location); hotel provided earplugs in room. Bathroom beautiful, but vanity inside bathroom, so only one1 person can get ready at a time. The shower is spacious & beautiful, but no grab bar or shelf to hold onto; diverter for handshower too high for 5'2" 86-year-old woman to reach (she has no physical disabilities and does not need accessible room, but a grab bar in a shower is a safety item all hotel showers should have). Bathroom door is sliding frosted glass. Again, beautiful, but we had to be careful not to walk towards the bathroom door area while someone else was using bathroom because we could see the person's silhouette and what they were doing - unsettling lack of privacy for us. We chose to stay in one room because we were arriving late and only stayed one night, so the expense of multiple rooms at the "graduation week" price in Pittsburgh that night seemed unnecessary. Paid parking-normal for Pittsburgh. Park in adjacent garage & get exit pass from front desk or in small lot."