Search Cottages in Appalachian Plateau

"Check-in is 4:00pm. When we areived we were told our room was not ready. The issue was figured out quickly and we were placed in another room. Should offer free breakfast, instead of $10-$20 fee."

"Staff was amazing and the facilities were clean, but for the cost nightly, the room was a little rundown. The tub had visible rust spots, and was peeling. Bedskirts had some obvious staining that deserved replacement. Great location and staff was top notch, but for almost $500/night I wouldn’t expect the disrepair that was present."

"Wyndam Grand always provides a great experience for a trip to Pittsburgh....great views no matter what side of the hotel you are on....food is good and convenience to all stadiums many restaurants and other venues are excellent from this location. My only complaint is while the room was very clean and maintained....they are starting to look a bit dated in appearance. Otherwise really is a great place to stay"

"Parking was an issue. There was a long wait to get your car. They may have to move several other cars to access your car. Our room was supposed to have a refrigerator. When we inquired they said they would bring one but it might not work. The bed was very comfortable. The room was clean."

"Best for non-athletic families. No ice nor vending machines on floors."

"Breakfast and staff excellant"

"Very attended stayed one night kept Car for seven days. The shuttle worked out very well to the airport very attended on the shuttle."

"The only negative is the parking. It is adjacent and shared with public. Many floors !"

"Took 3 staff members, 2 hours to find my reservation, which was booked through the Home Office website. Parking is a joke. They took what used to be guest parking in the front and made the whole area very expensive valet parking. When you want your car the valet walks a few feet to get it, if you used self parking you have to walk a block and a half. Customer centered thinking suggests it should be the other way around. I met two couples in the elevator who were issued keys to rooms that were already occupied."