Housed in the iconic Salvation Army building built in 1924, with sweet river and city views. Hop the seasonal house bikes and go exploring.

Housed in the iconic Salvation Army building built in 1924, with sweet river and city views. Hop the seasonal house bikes and go exploring.

Strolling distance from shops & eateries in the historic East Liberty 'hood and just a 15-min drive from downtown.

Newly reno’d and guest-ready, with easy access to local biggies, from the Warhol Museum to Carnegie Science Center.

Nothing like a good ol' fashioned game of Marco Polo in the pool.

Walkable to the mill-turned-buzzy-lifestyle-center that is SouthSide Works & the venture-worthy Three Rivers Heritage Trail.

Basic but cozy rooms get the job done.

Onsite convenience shop stocks snacks, drinks and the toiletries you forgot.

Classic downtown office building-turned-boutique, near PNC Park, the Andy Warhol Museum, the David L. Lawrence Convention Center and more.

Simple and straightforward, perfect for when you just need to get some shuteye.

Suites have separate bedrooms and living rooms with sleeper sofas.

Fancy a dip? Pop into the hotel pool.

Suites have plenty of space.

Simple and straightforward, perfect for when you just need to get some shuteye.

Comfortably shoot off that one last email thanks to free WiFi and lap desks for in-bed workin'.

Free breakfast! Yes, there’s coffee.

Downtown digs near a movie theater, restaurants and casinos. Or just lay low and call for room service.

Simple just got style – rooms may be low-frill, but they make it look good.

Originally built in a circular shape, it used to have a watering trough and hitching post for the horses who pulled the carriages.

Throws in a free breakfast, with plenty of goodies (like waffles!).

Are you all about the comfort? This place is too.

Just off I-70 near plenty of shops and restaurants.

Free breakfast. Super.

A comfortably stay is yours, and convenient as well: right off 76 and 79.

Hot breakfast spread every day, free – plus weekday grab & go brekkie for when you've gotta jet.

Right off I-70, surrounded by shops and restaurants galore.

Dizzying number of old-school fun nearby: from home tours of the Whiskey Rebellion’s leader to the state-of-the-art Trolley Museum.

Those cookies though.

Snack time just got way better with the microwave and fridge in your room - and that 42-inch flat-screen TV.

Comfy beds and pull-out sleeper sofas reduce the chance of any blanket-hog showdowns.