Appalachian Plateau Inns from NT$3,704

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Our top choices for Appalachian Plateau inns

The Hygrade Inn, a boutique hotel with a covered porch and stone foundation.

1. The Hygrade Inn

Emporium

Fred

NT$5,185 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 20 - Sep 21

A patio with brick flooring, metal chairs, a table, potted plants, and a wooden door.

2. Spread Eagle Tavern and Inn

Hanoverton

Deidre

NT$5,112 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 17 - Sep 18

A spacious indoor courtyard with a sectional sofa, two armchairs, a coffee table, and potted plants.

3. The Stables Inn and Suites

Salem

david

NT$3,704 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 18 - Sep 19

A white building with a porch, a sign for The Inn on Negley, and a brick staircase leading up to the entrance.

4. The Inn on Negley

Shadyside

Linda

NT$9,853 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 28 - Sep 29

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Top Appalachian Plateau Hotel Reviews

Pittsburgh Airport Inn and Suites

8/10 Good

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Hyatt Place Pittsburgh-North Shore

10/10 Excellent

"Convenient location. Both for walking locally and to downtown, for access to many eateries around the hotel, for both stadiums and multiple other points of interest. Also, there is a metro stop right across from the hotel (back exit). This property manages to give you a quiet hotel experience, even though there are multiple freeways right outside. Very good sound insolation. You could hear a murmur of traffic, but if you are outside, traffic roars by. Inside the room, the HVAC unit will be louder than the sound from outside. And that one goes on and off through the night, it is a self-regulated, typical hotel unit. We needed air-conditioning, it was over 90 degrees outside, so we were fine and glad to have the unit, but it did wake us a few times. Room was clean and functional, and breakfast was fine. We were overall very happy with the hotel choice for our first getting to know Pittsburgh trip."