Etna Vacations from $544

Considering age of the hotel, the room was pretty clean (I had a kitchen suite). The property is just older- the parking lot entry could stand to be repaved for sure. I didn’t get breakfast, but did try to get coffee. The coffee was empty, and when I asked the front desk about it she was visibly annoyed and told me to check with the breakfast attendant. There was no attendant avaiable (I waited several minutes). My biggest complaint is noise. The fellow next door started playing music at 630 am and it sounded like he was in the room with me! Same for when he would cook or talk on the phone. I could hear the conversations of the people across the hall plain as day. So just be aware in the kitchen suites that your neighbors hear everything. The location was perfect for our purposes.

Was a nice place to stay for the night and it was quiet the night I stayed. Host was easy to get a hold of.

It’s an older property but well maintained. I wish it still had the sky bridge connecting to the airport. I would have planned my timing better if I knew I had to wait for a shuttle.

Hotel is beautiful; lobby area great-seating & indoor fireplace, can relax with your group. Great rooftop patio with tables & seats-you can take beverages and food from 1st floor restaurant/bar up to enjoy view of Monongahela River. Restaurant/bar area was welcoming & open til 10 pm. (Fantastic coffee shop, De Fer Coffee & Tea located across the street from hotel - highly recommend). Staff friendly & efficient. Hallways very quiet, but rooms have a lot of highway noise (unavoidable due to location); hotel provided earplugs in room. Bathroom beautiful, but vanity inside bathroom, so only one1 person can get ready at a time. The shower is spacious & beautiful, but no grab bar or shelf to hold onto; diverter for handshower too high for 5'2" 86-year-old woman to reach (she has no physical disabilities and does not need accessible room, but a grab bar in a shower is a safety item all hotel showers should have). Bathroom door is sliding frosted glass. Again, beautiful, but we had to be careful not to walk towards the bathroom door area while someone else was using bathroom because we could see the person's silhouette and what they were doing - unsettling lack of privacy for us. We chose to stay in one room because we were arriving late and only stayed one night, so the expense of multiple rooms at the "graduation week" price in Pittsburgh that night seemed unnecessary. Paid parking-normal for Pittsburgh. Park in adjacent garage & get exit pass from front desk or in small lot.

This might be the coolest place I have ever stayed. Rooms are small (used to be a hostel) but spotless as is the rest of the hotel. Great history behind this building. Very comfortable sitting in the great room conversing with others. The peacefulness was in large part due to this being a TV free hotel.