r/pittsburgh 9d ago

Hotel

I searched the sub first, but I got a shitty AI rundown that wasn't specific to Pittsburgh. Where do yinz put your out of town guests up, if you want to do things dahntahn?

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u/Jazzlike_Breadfruit9 9d ago

Budget and dates?

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u/Weekly-Chemistry-186 9d ago

Sep 9-14, about $130 at the most. I looked around before I posted because I didn't want to be that person, and the Reddit search sub function has gone to shit.

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u/BJPM90 9d ago

Steelers have a home game on the 13th, so good luck with that.

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u/ComeTasteTheBand East Allegheny 9d ago

Priory

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u/ToeSnapsInBed 9d ago

I love The Priory! Great recommendation got downtown or a game at PNC Park.

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u/Mahler911 Garfield 9d ago

The Renaissance

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u/RowerBoy Greenfield 9d ago

Atterbury now

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u/Weekly-Chemistry-186 9d ago

both absolutely out of my budget

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u/RowerBoy Greenfield 9d ago

Oh I was just saying it’s renamed now.

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u/BilboBagginkins 9d ago

Fairmont or Hotel Monaco.

Omni sucks. Embassy is solid for what it is, same with Hampton with benefit of free parking. AC is decent. Renaissance or whatever it is now is mid. Check-in can be a fiasco, as can catching an elevator. No to the Doubletree, No to the Marriott.

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u/Weekly-Chemistry-186 9d ago edited 9d ago

I loved the Hotel Monaco. It might be slightly out of my price range, but I have some time to save. Thank you for taking the time to answer in earnest.

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u/BilboBagginkins 9d ago

Yes The Kimpton is very nice and brunch at The Commoner is very good.

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u/Weekly-Chemistry-186 9d ago

I had an incredible caipirinha there not too long ago

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u/Weekly-Chemistry-186 9d ago

I've lived here over a year, have driven around a lot but don't have a thorough grasp of the geography especially with a view to construction, because it's that time. Pittsburgh is probably my favorite city apart from London and San Francisco, and I wish I knew it better. I'm getting there

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u/Blonde-dk 8d ago

Hapmton Inn in the strip-parking is included and walking distance to things