Courtyard Pittsburgh Downtown offers modern accommodations at the heart of Pittsburgh’s Cultural District. The smoke-free hotel is adjacent to the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. Featuring high, vaulted ceilings and stylish décor, guestrooms are equipped with a large work area complete with well-lit desk. In-room amenities include cable TV, complimentary Wi-Fi, coffee-maker, ironing facilities, and hairdryer. The hotel features a fitness center, business center, meeting facilities, and valet parking. A small convenience store can be found on-site. A local shuttle service is available. Breakfast is served in The Bistro each morning, while Sonoma Grill offers lunch and dinner menus. Starbucks coffee is served in the lobby. Courtyard Pittsburgh Downtown is less than a mile from Fort Duquesne and Fort Pitt Museum, and within walking distance of the Cultural District’s many theaters. PNC Park and Heinz Field are located just across the Allegheny River. The University of Pittsburgh campus is three miles away.
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Sports fans visiting the city will find Courtyard Pittsburgh Downtown to be conveniently located. The hotel is situated just across the river from Heinz Field (football) and PNC Park (baseball), while Consol Energy Center (ice hockey) is less than a mile away.
Past guests praise the hotel's Cultural District location for placing them close to the action. Guests will find an assortment of restaurants, bars, and theaters within a short walk of the hotel. Meanwhile, David L. Lawrence Convention Center is adjacent to the hotel, while Fort Duquesne and Fort Pitt Museum are less than a mile away.
Barring a few negative experiences, the majority of guests find the hotel staff to be friendly and helpful. This amiable approach is said to help guests feel at home.
While many guests enjoy a comfortable and relaxing stay at Courtyard Pittsburgh Downtown, others find the hotel's beds to be less comfortable than they would like. Reports suggest that beds are overly-firm rather than being too soft.
Those guests staying in rooms overlooking Penn Avenue report that street and traffic noise can seep through into the hotel. To ensure a good night's sleep, light sleepers may wish to request a room overlooking the hotel courtyard.
Guests dining at the hotel's restaurant report that the menu can be on the expensive side. A number of guests are also disappointed by the quality of the food. There are, however, numerous alternative options within a short walk of the hotel.
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