Steps from the CONSOL Energy Center, the Marriott Pittsburgh City Center offers modern, smoke-free accommodations with sweeping city views. Standard guest room amenities include a 27-inch flat screen television with premium channels, an ergonomic work space, and a mini fridge. Concierge level rooms include access to a private lounge with a daily continental breakfast. The Marriott Pittsburgh City Center offers drivers a choice of self parking and valet services. Active travelers will find a fitness center, indoor pool, and sauna on site. The Steelhead Brasserie and Wine Bar is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can also unwind with a handcrafted cocktail in the Steelhead Lounge, or perk up with a trip to the hotel's very own Starbucks. The Andy Warhol Museum, PNC Park, and the Children's Museum are just across the Allegheny River. Heinz Field is also nearby.
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The front desk staff, valets, and shuttle drivers have received rave reviews for their personable and professional customer service. The concierge team is very knowledgeable about the area and are happy to provide directions and recommend restaurants. Guests frequently comment that they are greeted warmly by every staff member they happen to meet throughout the day, from housekeeping to management.
The recently renovated guests rooms are generally described as spotlessly clean and comfortable. Many of the rooms on the upper floors offer inspiring views of the city, though guests on lower floors note they can enjoy the view from the pool deck, on the 11th floor. Guests also frequently comment on the pleasantly "fresh" smell of the rooms and linens.
Guests can walk to many of the city's top attractions, including the CONSOL Energy Center, home of the Pittsburgh Penguins, as well as PNC Park, the Andy Warhol Museum, and many restaurants. There is also a hotel shuttle with a mile radius, and the nearest subway station, Steel Plaza, is just a few steps away.
Guests often comment that the bathrooms are small in relation to the 'roomy' bedroom and living area, a challenge for travelers with small children.
Several guests have noted that there are three elevators servicing the building's 12 floors, and some have waited as long as 20 minutes for a lift. A few guests used the time to inspect the general condition of the hallways, which are a little "tired" in comparison with the rooms.
Though most reviews of the staff are positive, a few guests have caught members on a "bad day." Others found there were too few wait staff to effectively handle a bustling convention crowd.
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