Modern Upscale Hotels in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh has range of stylish and trendy hotels to choose from.
Here are four Pittsburgh hotels that will capture your imagination and offer you an upscale and often off-beat stay in our great city.
Kimpton's Hotel Monaco
In the heart of mid-town, Hotel Monaco charms my traveler's heart with mod if not odd luxury accents throughout. Look for bird cages as art installations and light fixtures. Take a seat in the "living room" and feel like you're hobnobbing in a vintage Monty-Python sketch. Take refuge in a comfy plush room with all the lux details you would expect and a few you may not.
When you're hungry, head down to The Commoner for some modern American fair with Pittsburgh flair. Enjoy the Pittsburgh Cookie Table for dessert!
Hotel Indigo
Woven neatly into the youthful and vibrant culture of Pittsburgh's East End is the hot Hotel Indigo. This 135 room LEED-certified multi-building restoration shines with sharp modern rooms and a surprising city-bound tree-lined courtyard. Relax in your spacious room or take a walk through one of Pittsburgh's most diverse neighborhoods.
Of course you're in easy walking distance to shopping and a wide array of fine dining choices including Hotel Indigo's own Wallace's Taproom. While there, sample a cold one on tap from one of the Pittsburgh's craft breweries or savor a pour of something stronger from a local distillery.
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Fairmont Pittsburgh
Since 2010, the Four-Diamond LEED certified Fairmont hotel has set the bar for a cool and modern hotel experience in downtown. Combining clean lines, great city views, sustainable and environmentally conscious building materials and of course, just-right service, the Fairmont led the way to a swanky stay in Pittsburgh.
Chill with a glass of wine and some live jazz at Andy's for a happening happy hour. Or go upstairs and fine dine on locally-sourced, internationally-inspired dishes at fl. 2.
All in all you will be impressed by the service and the Fairmont's attention to stylish and modern detail.
Where will you stay when you visit Pittsburgh?
