Top Hotels Near Monroeville Convention Center in Pittsburgh from AU$94

"The room was not great and unprepared for staying "

"Great location in a quiet neighborhood! "

"The room was great! Breakfast was hot and delicious. The staff was very accommodating "

"Everything was great. Friendly helpful front desk staff."

"AS SOON AS WE WALKED IN, THE DOOR WAS ACCUSED OF BEING WITH ANOTHER GROUP.. OWNER WAS VERY DISRESPECTFUL. THE KEY CAR'S CONSTANTLY DID NOT WORK.HAD TO KEEP GOING TO THE FRONT DESK TO REACTIVATE CARDS. THERE IS NO MICROWAVE IN THE ROOM NOR ON PREMISE. YOU HAD TO WEAR WRISTBANDS FOR THE POOL AND BREAKFAST. THE POOL CLOSED AT NINE P M , AND SO DID THE WEIGHT ROOM DUE TO YOU HAVE TO WALK THROUGH THE POOL TO GET TO THE WEIGHT ROOM. THE BUILDING IS IN DISARRAY. AND UNCLEAN. THE FRONT STAFF WAS VERY EFFICIENT AND HELPFUL TO RESOLVE CONSTANTLY SITUATION , AND WE WAS ONLY THERE TWO DAYS. THE 1ST DAY THEY TRIED TO THROW OUR THINGS OUT. DID NOT REALIZE WE WERE STAYING TWO NIGHT'S. AND OVER CHARGDED US DO NOT STAY HERE"

"Fun little place and the host was awesome! "

"When I arrived, there was no one at the desk. My entire check-in took less than 3 minutes and was hassle-free. The staff were great, answered any questions we had, and were prompt when we needed extra towels or other assistance. The room was clean, the beds were soft and comfortable, and we had a great view. The breakfast buffet was fresh, and there was a staff member present to keep the buffet area stocked and clean. The pool area was very clean, and the water seemed like it was a heated pool. I'll use this particular hotel anytime I return to Monroeville in the future. Great stay."

"Very dirty room. Both beds had dirty bedding along with cigarette burns. Bathroom was aged with poor maintenance. Tub had hairs from prior residents. Would stay FAR away from this location."

"While the staff and the hotel itself was good. We were in a room directly next to the elevators and the WiFi did not work in the room at all. We needed it for work while we were there. It was awful having to work from our hotspots because the AP (access point) on our side of the building wasn’t working and they never got it up and running. It sucked and made us leave a day early. "