Top Hotels Near Kelly Strayhorn Theater in Pittsburgh from AU$142

"Quaint, historical property located minutes away from CMU and Pitt buildings. Well equipped with modern amenities. We will definitely be back!"

"This hotel was great overall. Definitely worth the stay while my friend & I were in town for the 2026 NFL Draft from south Florida."

"Great location, nice hotel"

"Great stay. Wonderful breakfast. Very helpful staff. Bed was oriented such that the door was higher than the head so we slept with our heads at the foot."

"Everything was great and as advertised!"

"We had a great stay in Shadyside! i would say that the walls are thin-- we occasionally heard folks moving around their units or in the stairwells at odd hours, though the quiet hours helped. We slept well, were comfortable, and had a great time visiting- would stay again.Thank you to our hosts!"

"Perfect place for a quick stopover to visit the University of Pittsburgh. "

"Property is exactly as described. It has a well stocked kitchen. Lots of storage if you need that. It is easy walking distance from a grocery store and less than 3 miles from the Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium. The unit is clean and well maintained. The host was very responsive and friendly. "

"Great location and clean, comfortable lodgings with plenty of linens. Big dining room, big living room with three couches, gorgeous woodwork. The check-in process was confusing—we were given a code but not told which entrance to use, the main gate was locked, and we had to enter through a connected house’s yard. The code also worked on a back door that led to a completely different space not shown in the listing. The house is connected to another property via a shared door off one of the bedrooms that *doesn’t lock from the bedroom side*, and there’s a lot of shared space (pool, basketball, patio, greenspace) scattered with personal belongings from the other house, which was very unsettling and again, *not communicated in the listing*. Also, no shampoo/conditioner provided - this listing is entirely misleading on so many levels."