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Our top choices for Appalachian Plateau inns

A patio with brick flooring, metal chairs, a table, potted plants, and a wooden door.

1. Spread Eagle Tavern and Inn

Hanoverton

Deidre

HK$1,261 total

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

The Hygrade Inn, a boutique hotel with a covered porch and stone foundation.

2. The Hygrade Inn

Emporium

Fred

HK$1,279 total

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

A spacious indoor courtyard with a sectional sofa, two armchairs, a coffee table, and potted plants.

3. The Stables Inn and Suites

Salem

Chris

HK$914 total

includes taxes & fees

11 Sept - 12 Sept

A white building with a porch, a sign for The Inn on Negley, and a brick staircase leading up to the entrance.

4. The Inn on Negley

Shadyside

Linda

HK$2,503 total

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

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Top Appalachian Plateau Hotel Reviews

Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown

8/10 Good

"Hotel was in a great location- the walking path to the stadium is right out the front doors across the street. We parked in the parking garage across the street because valet was backed up (we later learned folks waited 1.5 hrs and found out there was no more room). It was $40 overnight in the garage. The hotel was nice- we came back late from the concert and the bar was still open. We ordered wings and fries. It was a long wait, but they were delicious! Unfortunately, we had to eat in the lobby because my son was under 18 so could not sit at the tables in that bar part of the restaurant. Our room was fine, other than the smell- it just smelled stale. Nothing terrible, but just stale. Other than that, it was fine, and I’d stay there again!"

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