Find hotels near Allegheny Cemetery, Pittsburgh from NT$2,893

"Biggest complaint is that the shower design was very poor and even when the door was closed completely water was running out of the shower onto the floor outside making it very dangerous. Additionally, there was no fan in the bathroom which was less than ideal. The actual bedroom area was very nice, parking was safe and plentiful, and there are a lot of restaurants nearby. The complimentary breakfast was also very good. The fact that you have to request housekeeping the night before is kind of annoying. Also, I called twice to confirm my request for early check in and late check out and was assured it was put in the system, but upon arrival it turned out that was not the case. "

"This hotel was a hidden gem finding for me. It’s beautiful, room had very tall ceilings, electronic window shades, clean and was art deco/boutique style. "

"Terrific hotel right on campus."

"busy weekend with bball tournament and tattoo convention and concert but everything moved well"

"Overall a very comfortable room, especially the bed. Was not aware of the change for parking, but given the location l was not surprised and the valet staff were very good. Breakfast was nothing special and overpriced."

"Staff was excellent"

"Great hotel"

"Beautiful location, wonderful staff and perfect rooms. A great experience compared to the night prior just downtown from this location!"

"The room was spacious and hand-me-down chic. Loved the large bathtub and the huge windows (though didn't love the view of an ugly rooftop). The contactless experience went well. The neighborhood is full of great places to eat, including Hey, Babe right downstairs. The mattress is pretty firm, so if you like a cushiony mattress as I do, you might not be as comfortable, but it's probably fine for most people. Great place to stay. I definitely recommend the hotel overall. One thing that made the stay a little less awesome -- and I'm really hoping that it was just an anomaly for our room-- was the electrical wiring, or all things. The bright overhead lights for the entryway, bed area, and sitting area were all on one switch... AND this switch had to be on for the bathroom lights to turn on! (We tried every switch every which way, and nope, no bathroom light without bright overhead lights.) This meant that at night, you have a choice of flooding the whole unit with light OR trying to navigate and use a windowless, unfamiliar bathroom in pitch darkness. "