Southwest Pennsylvania Hotels with Swimming Pool

"The hotel is clean and well kept up. Check in was quick and staff were very friendly and helpful."

"Great staff very helpful"

"Friendly and helpful staff. Rooms were spacious and comfortable. Nice evening reception option. Afternoon popcorn and soda as well as 24-7 coffee and tea. Excellent hotel. Convenient downtown location. Will definitely stay here again."

"It seems my reservation was invalid. I booked well in advance so that my family and I could arrive on Friday, May 1st; however, the room was not ready, and there were no other rooms available. This was very frustrating, as the whole point of booking on time was to avoid precisely this situation. I had specifically requested two queen beds for the simple reason that the bed in the room they ultimately assigned me was extremely uncomfortable for the children. It is unfair that I drove six hours—all the way from New York to Pittsburgh—only to find that the room was unavailable upon arrival. Furthermore, although check-in was supposed to be at 4:00 PM, we didn't arrive until 1:30 AM on Saturday—even though the reservation had been in place since Friday, May 1st. To top it all off, the pool was dirty and poorly maintained, and the staff didn't even bother to greet us. For all these reasons, I give this place a score of -2."

"Very nice stay. Clean room. Staff helpful. Airport shuttle helpful. Breakfast was tasty."

"Good one"

"Lotta great things planned for the marathon weekend!"

"Staff were very nice, as was the room. The onsite restaurant is good but might be better - but I’m not complaining."

"Time to put this dog down. Everything is old. The bathroom and ceilings are falling apart. Paint and wallpaper are peeling off the walls. Elevators are all damaged and old and something don’t even work. The doors and hallways are all banged up. There’s a serious shortage of staff.. room service is really really really overpriced. Valet parking at $50 a night is more than the airport. The gym is small and with three people in it already felt overcrowded."