Name: Walk to Walnut St: ‘Shadyside House’ w/ Deck
Address: Pittsburgh

Make your way to Temple Sinai to get a glimpse into the customs of the Jewish community here. This active place of prayer is also a popular tourist attraction.

To explore this Jewish house of worship, make your way to Squirrel Hill. You'll find plenty of other things to see and do in this area, such as PNC Park, University of Pittsburgh, and Carnegie Mellon University.

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Hotel Indigo Pittsburgh East Liberty by IHG

East Liberty

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Sep 13 - Sep 15

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Roundtrip non-stop flight included

Atlanta (ATL) to Pittsburgh (PIT)

8.2/10 Very Good! (1,006 reviews)

Pretty nice hotel, the decorating is nice. Friendly staff, and it was clean. My only gripe is the $35 valet or street option. I’d stay again.

Reviewed on Jul 15, 2025

Joinery Hotel Pittsburgh, Curio Collection by Hilton

Downtown Pittsburgh

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per person

Sep 13 - Sep 15

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Roundtrip non-stop flight included

Atlanta (ATL) to Pittsburgh (PIT)

8.2/10 Very Good! (1,322 reviews)

We stayed at the Joinery Hotel in Pittsburgh and unfortunately, it didn’t live up to expectations. The air conditioning in our room was POOR — it barely worked and left the room feeling stuffy and musty the entire time. The location also wasn’t quite as “downtown” as we expected; it was a bit farther from the main attractions than we expected, so expect to be walking or driving more. We were also really looking forward to the rooftop terrace, but it was closed during our stay with no notice, which was disappointing. Overall, the hotel just didn’t meet the standard I usually associate with Hilton properties. For the price and brand name, I expected a more comfortable and polished experience. On the pulse side we did have really great bartenders and drinks at Millhouse

Reviewed on Jul 13, 2025

Omni William Penn Hotel

Downtown Pittsburgh

per person

Sep 19 - Sep 21

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Roundtrip non-stop flight included

Atlanta (ATL) to Pittsburgh (PIT)

9/10 Wonderful! (1,529 reviews)

I was disappointed with the check in, person didn’t say hello, just asked for ID and credit card, never explained or stated the amount for the hold on the CC, never told us about restaurants in the hotel or any hotel amenities. For this price and luxury of a hotel I felt like I checked into a motel 6

Reviewed on Jul 17, 2025

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