Between the doors are up to five luggage carts.

We checked out on a Monday and at 10 AM there was a knock on our door.

Oddly, we did receive a loud knock on the door at 10 am announcing house-keeping despite having a check-out time just two hours later (never experienced that before).

but the walls seemed very thin, and the room doors slam very loudly.

I could hear something slamming the door over and over,

Lebanon Public Library, Linden Grove, ESSpa Kozmetika, The Highland Bar, Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall, Evolve Massage and Wellness Center, Apis Mead & Winery, The Historical Society of Carnegie, St. Sebastian Roman Catholic Church, Off the Wall Performing Arts Center, Pittsburgh Sports Bar, Butler Street, Doors Open Pittsburgh, Rough And Ready Rare Finds Antiques, North Way Christian Community, Applelicious, La Felice Cafe & Souvenir Shop, Trundle Manor, Musical Mysteries & More, Hogs Bar & Grill, PAPA Facility, Belfry of Our Lady of Fatima - WWII Honor Roll, Frank N Steins, Sieb's Pub & Restaurant, Alta Via Bruno Federspiel, Cool Springs, The Spice & Tea Exchange Of Pittsburgh, St. John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic Cemetery, Kickhouse Pittsburgh, Old St. Luke's, glo Skincare Studio & Day Spa, AquaWorld, The Pittsburgh Bottleshop Cafe, Puffs-N-Stuff, The Galleria of Mt.

and under the door of the connecting room.

but why not in the room and Not in the hallway in front of other guests door???

but every time a door is closed, the place shakes.

Tile floor cracked and shower door off the hinges.

Open the door to the Room our shoes stuck to the tile in the entry and the bathroom to the point I had to take a washcloth and clean all of it twice just to get it to not stick.

Too many rude people talking in the hall after hours and slamming doors.

The one and only criticism is that the track space between shower doors and bottom edges of the shower doors should be cleaner.

Well at 9 am we got a knock on the door from housekeeping.

The grout in the tile by the front door and in the bathroom was black or gray, the shower had mold and rust in it, the paint on the bathroom ceiling was puckering and the sprinkler head had rust on it, the carpeting was unraveling where it met the tile, and the upholstered bench by the bed was stained.

Chelsey could have easily told my husband "we don't do anything" or write short note and slipped it under more door.

The facility shows some signs of use and age (door bottoms and frames beginning to rust, peel; loose faucet tap in the bathtub),

One night, the room next door to us was having a loud, late party - I called the front desk, security quietly handled it and we were able to go to sleep.

We never heard doors slamming, people talking or any noise coming from the street unlike in many other hotels we recentry stayed at.

although we arrived at 2am and the doors were locked, someone was waiting to check us in.

And if that was t enough parking was free . .

The water pressure in the shower was great and the free parking is a plus.

The hotel offers a good complimentary breakfast, free parking, and a short drive to the highway.

Free parking is included with the room rate, a significant bonus for a downtown hotel (expensive parking in general).

The hotel is in a great location and the free parking is a huge bonus, especially being that I could come and go as needed as I was there for work.

Pittsburgh has become an expensive city to stay in, the included parking is a real bonus and we were able to walk everywhere we wanted to go and leave the car in the lot.

Otherwise nice stay, parking is free and secure, and it really is a good location for that area.

The free parking is certainly an added benefit for a downtown hotel.

The parking was free which is amazing for the area.

Free breakfast and free parking IN THE CiTY.

Rooms were clean and quiet, free breakfast AND free parking right outside the hotel!

Parking is included in the stay at no extra charge, making any longer trips easy.

I travel for business and stay at hotels frequently, and this place is particularly friendly.

Staff were informative and friendly, house keeping was still cleaning neighboring rooms and helped us with extra linens and towels since we had a party of 5.

The staff was friendly and accommodating.

The staff was very friendly and asked us about our plans and gave us some information.

He was friendly, helpful and moved us to another room when our TV was broken.

The staff were friendly and accommodating.

Come for the fun and friendly atmosphere.

All the staff we dealt with were nice, friendly and helpful.

Great Hampton Inn with a very helpful and friendly staff and updated decor.

Amos was fantastic, helpful, and friendly.

The staff was friendly and we enjoyed the free breakfast and free parking.

Everyone at the front desk during our stay was very friendly.

Breakfast staff was friendly and they had good options.

The staff were friendly, breakfast was fine, room was clean, bed was comfortable.

Acrooss the street from a terrific museum.

Safe location directly across the street from the history museum.

Right across from Heinz history museum as well.

Conveniently located to walk to PNC Park, the Strip, the downtown business district, museums.

We could walk across the street to the Heinz Museum.

Convenient for a nice walk over to the stadiums, science center and some museums.

This hotel was convenient to downtown Pittsburgh and right across from the Heinz History Museum.

This hotel is super conveniently located in downtown Pittsburgh to - sports stadium and Warhol Museum (15 min walk across the bridges), the Heinz Museum (across the street) and the Strip Distric (15 min walk and it's a shopping/restaurant area!).

The area is quiet and the hotel is also across the street from the Heinz History Museum, in a nutshell the location can't be beat.

A bonus for us was that the Heinz museum was across the street.

We LOVED that the Heinz History Museum was literally across the street and that we could walk to the strip area.

A big pro was this hotels proximity to restaurants, museums and the Point Park.

I would like to complement an employee by the name of ETHAN who works at the Hampton Inn & suites in the strip district across from the museum.

This hotel is directly opposite the history museum and the sports museum.

The cultural district, some museums, and transportation connections are easy to make.

Restaurant, explored the strip district and went to the Heinz History Museum right across the street.

It’s right across the street from the Heinz history center, a reasonable walk to the Andy Warhol  museum and the strip district.

The Smithsonian museum across the street, baseball park & museum each 5 minute walk.

Nika(Front Desk  Rep) was professional, helpful and courteous.

Jaine at the front desk could not have been more accommodating & kind.

The staff is very professional and helpful.

Holly, a front desk agent, greeted me very kindly after a long travel day.

If employees are willing to do something this egregious what else are the employees are willing to do?

Nika was very helpful when we recently planned a return stay.

but another guy was there to give me two mini bottles.)

Management is doing a great job and it shows through the staff!

Everyone was very nice and accommodating.

Starting with the front desk, Mary is a gem.

Each member of the staff was polite and helpful.

James at the front desk is very customer centric and professional.

Close to downtown,  close to entertainment, pool, breakfast, and James at the front desk who remembers me by name and checks me in as an old friend.

Typical Hampton. Very close to Strip District (no strippers, named as a strip of land.)

Nicely located near the Strip district with free parking.

We were within walking distance to the Strip district, a short 10 to 15 minute walk, visited the Heinz Center right across the street.

We were within walking distance of the “Strip District” and PNC field where the Pirates played.

Walkable to strip district for food and site seeing options.

Great location, friendly helpful staff, walking distance to Strip District, restaurants and attractions; great hot breakfast for free with many healthy choices.

Very clean, friendly staff, free parking and a great location for PNC Ball Park, walking friendly area, plenty of food choices close by and Strip District.

This Hampton Inn is located between the Cultural District and Strip District near the Allegheny River.

The hotel is very close to strip district and we walked to PNC Park, the inclines, and the park.

The staff was friendly, the place was clean, close to everything and within walking distance to the "Strip District", the Convention Center, and anywhere downtown.Free breakfast, free parking and a fair room value !

Excellent location, walking distance to strip district, stadiums, and downtown.

Strip District also very close to get your Primanti Bros sandwich!

Conveniently located near strip district and right across the street from Heinz History Museum.

Walking distance to Strip District, Market Square, Culture District.

Hampton Inn & Suites Pittsburgh-Downtown

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free parking

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A valid keycard is required to use elevators at night

The hotel is clearly taking covid-19 precautions seriously, requiring masks in public areas, offering free masks to guests, restricting elevators to 1 guest/family at a time, and so on.

When we had some issues with the elevators we were told half scolded that it was only because the hotel is a "green" hotel so that's why the key/elevator problem occurred.

Also - elevator was so small and could only hold maybe 6 at a time - generously.

However, the key system one uses to go on the elevator leaves much to be desired.

Was just the lift I needed after two flight delays.

We did also experience some interesting dogs in the halls and elevators, making it whimsical too.

We were surprised when we got up there and realized they put us in a room right across from the ice machine and right by the elevators.

So much for Gold Elite status -  I got the crappy room right off the elevator and garbage noise.

Terrible smells throughout elevators, lobby and halls.

The hotel staff was ineffective at controlling both the crowds at the 9th floor elevator, and drunk hotel guests who yelled to each other, chattered and laughed in the hallway after the garden closed, until at least 1:30 a.m.

Our reservation was quickly confirmed and we were headed to the elevator in a matter of moments.

With that done and feeling better about stay, we took the elevator up to the 8th floor, into a hallway that was soothing and colorful.

The elevators are old, small, and sketchy.

Pet friendly, I never heard barking unless we were waiting for the elevator.

Aside from a slight lift issue for one of our guests in a wheelchair.

Although the elevators aren't huge, the staff placed a bartender with a small efficient cart in one elevator with free drinks for guests.

I am a smoker and the rooftop deck was closed so myself and another guy in the elevator had to go out front.

Staff were really friendly and immediately set out the tier benefits available to us.

The staff was friendly and helpful from the moment we pulled up.

The staff were so friendly and attentive, nothing was too much trouble.

Just a very nice experience, I lived in Pittsburgh troublemaker stations love the city state of the William Penn Inn beautiful hotel I have to also see that this Monaco standing hotel, first greeted by the parking Vales  very friendly very helpful the front desk staff also extremely friendly and welcoming at the core was outstanding clean really nice what do you expect from a captain in the morning they had a beautiful coffee station laid out great restaurant hello rooms were clean spacious really weekly decorated I highly recommend this hotel

From the friendly service to the amazing and eclectic fit-out to the welcoming happy hour to top notch hairdryers in the rooms, this was a great stay.

Check in staff was friendly and they had preupgraded me based on my IHG status and room request.

Staff is friendly, bed is super comfortable, and free standing tub was great for a soak.

Front desk staffer Grace checked me in - she couldn’t have been more friendly and helpful, a genuine delight.

Uniformly friendly and helpful, from the doorman who quickly explained the valet versus self-parking options ($38 valet vs $6 self park across the street on the weekend), to the front desk staff.

From the beginning, the staff was incredibly friendly and helpful.

Then, when we arrived, we were even more impressed by the friendly and helpful staff and super cute hotel.

The hotel was trendy, clean, and quiet and the staff was so friendly and helpful.

Every person we came in contact with was helpful, respectful, friendly and kind.

Both Conner and Grace at the front desk were incredibly friendly and accommodating.

Staff was more than friendly and the decor was spot on.

The employees are super friendly and helpful.

It was centrally locates to the downtown area, restaurants, shops and walking distance to Market Square.

but it is literally downtown near market square and other sights.

They have yoga mats in your closet and we found yoga classes for the public in Market Square.

The location was perfect too -- a quick walk to all the attractions from Market Square to Fort Pitt to PNC Park and Heinz Field.

Convenient for walking, particularly to the heart of downtown and Market Square.

The location is really good as well and is within walking distance of PPG Arena, Point State Park, and Market Square.

This is a good location; near Market Square, good for walking.

Location: city center, five minute walk to Market Square for many restaurants.

.location is convenient to Market Square where we spent the nite bar hopping.

Location of hotel is within walking distance of theater district, market square, and the strip.

Great location for Pittsburgh Market Square.

We walked to the Andy Warhol Museum, to Market Square, and the Benedum Theater.

We didn't try it, as the hotel is walking distance to just about everything downtown, including Market Square, and we explored.

It's in a great location, an easy walk to the cultural district, Market Square, etc.

Short walk to Market Square, and good walk to Point State Park and the Strip District.

An easy walk to the Strip District, Market Square and the major sporting arenas make it very desirable.

Loved the location as we could walk all over: the Strip District, Market Square and even the PPG Paint Arena to catch a hockey game just to name a few.

There was a Brunch with Santa on Saturday morning at the Commoner so after the complementary coffee/tea/hot cocoa hour in the hotel, we went to Market Square for breakfast (Cherry's Diner-budget$) and the Christmas Market there was going on during our stay.

Easy walking distance to Market Square and downtown restaurants.

They were so accommodating with our dog which is always a major consideration for us (and no pet fees! Huge bonus!)

Anthropologie, one of my favorite stores, has an outlet at the Kimpton as well as freebies in the form of Pet Amenities and Bikes.

Very accommodating with our small dog as well.

Comfortable and welcoming stay with our dog.

It was also nice to take our small dog to wine reception in the living room.

We've had too many unpleasant experiences at dog friendly.

Our pet loved it as much as we did; we’ll be back, definitely!

The Good - Beautiful hotel, centrally located, freely accepts pets and the parking garage is really close.

When traveling with dogs, and needing an overnight stay, this is the best place in Pittsburgh!

This is truly the dog friendliest hotel we have ever stayed at.

Matt was the bellman who also walked our little dog, Stella.

Loved the decor and seeing everyone's dogs!

Our room was well appointed and very spacious, so we had plenty of room to spread out, enjoy in-room dining and play with our dog.

Not to mention it’s a pet friendly hotel and support COVID-19 efforts .

The beds and bathrooms are luxurious, and the rooms are quiet. The room service is delicious, my dog is super happy here, the amenities (free wine, coffee, no pet fee, etc.)

They are pet friendly, and brought up dog bowls and a luxurious bed - she dug it too.

Also I didn't know that it was pet-friendly so if by chance I stayed in a room where there pets, the room was so clean and odor free that I didn't notice a thing.

When our initial arrival got delayed by our pet, Emily at the front desk was more than happy to help us by modifying our reservation.

Plus being dog friendly adds value to this property.

The rooftop bar is so nice, as is the complementary happy hour from 5p-6p.

PS Oh, they nicely offered a very good glass of wine upon check in because we could not access the rooftop bar the entire stay.

Lastly, check out the great Biergarten rooftop bar/restaurant.

As well, if one simply would like to stay in you have a choice of a restaurant or the roof top bar (weather and season permitting).

There is a rooftop bar with an amazing selection of German beers and friendly, helpful staff.

Rooftop bar was hot and lacked a scenic view.

They have an excellent restaurant on the property as well as a roof top bar for small bites and drinks.

I would have loved to see the rooftop bar

Later we visited the rooftop bar and enjoyed that too.

We did get a chance to check out the rooftop bar which was nice also and enjoy a couple beers with a massive pretzel.

It's one of the few hotels that has a rooftop bar.

Rooftop bar is not dog friendly so we ventured out to the city for dinner.

There is a rooftop bar which we spent just a little time in (the temperature was in the 90s) and a basement restaurant which serves excellent breakfasts.

We enjoyed the rooftop bar in the evening again with games to play.

The restaurant the Commoner is very good and affordable particularly for breakfast, the rooftop bar very nice .

Super cool vibe, rooftop bar, great restaurant, and fabulous staff!

The staff were all amazing and are a credit to the hotel, I cannot recommend the hotel enough.

Complementary alcoholic drinks were served between 5 &6pm each evening by the staff in the lounge area.

A funky ceramic penguin served as a take on the Pittsburg hockey team and more quirkiness was revealed in a eye-popping lime green headboard.

To be fair evening crew at front desk are very nice and helpful.

Staff was lovely and always willing to help.

Front desk has lots of helpful recommendations for brunch and activities.

Those things aside, the front desk were polite, professional and hospitable.

but professional, however I must give a big shoutout to Mira on the front desk.

Wonderful hospitality from the valet to the staff.

But the staff was extremely kind and helpful.

Again, the Commons couldn’t help us, even when the front desk spoke to them.

No one batted an eyelid at a grumpy customer (I didn’t make a fuss because one should not need to, to get good service).

That is the word to explain this place from checking in, to the restaurant, to the valet, to the hotel cleaning staff.

We checked into the Kimpton for a couples weekend and to celebrate my husband’s birthday.Check-in was effortless and quick.

Dr not desk staff was welcoming and efficient.

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