Sheraton Pittsburgh Hotel at Station Square

Everything. Location was good for me because I had a car and close to expressways to get on and where I wanted to go in the area. Hotel was very nice and on River great access by boat to stadium. Went to Steelers game. Restaurant and bar were excellent.

Starbucks was closed on Monday at hotel. We were able to get coffee at restaurant but had to wait in line. Apparently someone called out that was supposed to work at Starbucks. Rates were expensive but probably would be less if I booked further in advance.

Location, onsite restaurant, walking distance to Gateway Clipper

Location was perfect and view was great

It was close to the stadium

I didn’t find the hotel to be worth the price we paid. I’ve stayed at cheaper hotels that offered more amenities. They claimed I wouldn’t have to pay for parking, but they validated my parking ticket and charged my card anyway. When I called them, they denied that they validate tickets, which is not true.

Comfortable bed and pillows. View was nice. Decent food at the bar area.

The front lobby area. Seems sterile and not very cozy or welcoming. Same with front desk setup.

I am local to the greater Pittsburgh area, and when the winter weather was uncooperative, we decided to stay in Station Square to be in walking distance of our event venue. As it was New Year's Eve and there were two wedding parties at the hotel, check-in was busy but the front desk staff was well-trained and the line moved quickly. Station Square is across the river from downtown Pittsburgh and kind of its own isolated complex. The hotel has a restaurant in its six-story atrium lobby, plus there are still a few other restaurants offering a variety of cuisines just down the short street. While there is an abundance of parking options including a covered garage and a hotel only lot, there is no inexpensive option for overnight parking. The least expensive is a public parking lot up a hill located across Carson Street (227 West Carson St) for $8 (until 11:59 PM daily) so $16 overnight. There is a nearby T-station and bus stops for those inclined to use public transportation (and a POGO bicycle rental stations). Besides the restaurant, the hotel had many other heavily-utilized amenities during our 1-night stay. The indoor swimming pool was packed with children, the cafe was closed, there is a fitness center, laundry facilities ($2.50 for the washer and $2.50 for the dryer) and surprisingly the convenience/gift shop was open late. Our room faced the indoor atrium, so we could hear the rowdy noise from the restaurant/lobby but we did not hear the cargo train with its tracks between the hotel and the river. Our room was also quieter because it was further down the hallway from the elevator and only a few rooms farther down so not many noisy passerbys. I found the mattress and bed linens very comfortable. The room was incredibly warm (76F) in cold weather outside (18F) but the a/c was noisy and created a cold draft. There was plenty of hot water and decent water pressure in the shower. The room was clean but some of the fabric furniture had stains. While we didn't watch tv, the television was large and offered netflix streaming option. I'm a Marriott Bonvoy Rewards member so I had access to free wi-fi. Disappointingly, they were not offering any late check-outs. Check-out was also busy but again the front desk staff handled the lines quickly.

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