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"Staff was great. A bit old and stinky in our room, but a great fine place for the night to attend a baseball game. Would stay again "

"One of my top 3 stays of over 40 years. Great huge room, wonderful staff and their free breakfast and 5:30 free dinner was the best!!!! You will not be disappointed."

"Clean and very spacious, and the price is absolutely affordable. I doubt any hotel near Pitt can match the price, space and cleanliness. My boy attends Pitt and this will be our default stay from now on"

"I especially enjoyed the breakfast. The variety for vegans and the staff was there for questions and cleanup which was efficient."

"It's a very nice hotel. The rooms are a bit small but perfect for what they are. The bathroom was very clean. The staff are extremely helpful with any questions you may have. I would definitely recommend staying at this hotel. It's really close to downtown and within walking distance to almost anything you need."

"Very clean, updated room. The staff was great. Would definitely recommend, especially to health conscious people, as the rooms are set up with exercise equipment as well as a gym. "

"Suite was clean, and spacious. Location was outstanding. The text message based concierge was impeccable. They would check in each morning, and evening. They delivered promptly anything we required. Room service breakfast was very good and delivered quickly."

"The hotel was well situated for the NFL Draft experience."

"This was sent via an email to mgr, who did not reply: We booked through Expedia for one night — the sole purpose was to see Joe Bonamassa at 8pm with dinner at 6. Timing mattered. We arrived at 3:15pm, understanding check-in was at 4. We waited in the lobby with several other guests. My wife got a pedicure at the spa while I waited and watched every other guest get called to their room — including some who arrived after us. At 4:45 I approached the desk and was told my room wasn't ready. No explanation, no alternatives offered. At 5:20 — after I started calling nearby hotels — they finally had a room for us. We made dinner by a thread. The room appeared freshly cleaned (cleaning supplies were left inside), the thermostat reset to 73°F in the middle of the night despite being set to the lowest setting, and we could clearly hear neighbors through what I assume was a shared door. The front desk agent who checked me in was unhelpful and barely pleasant. The greeter who offered to hold our bags was great, and the checkout agent was genuinely kind and empathetic. The hotel itself is nice — great location, convenient parking, and my wife enjoyed the spa. But I've traveled extensively for work and pleasure for over a decade and haven't experienced a front desk delay like this. What would have gone a long way: acknowledgment, alternatives, or simply more communication while we waited."