Pittsburgh hotels and places to stay

If you're on the hunt for a low-cost stay, check out Wyndham Garden Pittsburgh Airport with rates starting from 69US$ or Candlewood Suites Pittsburgh-Airport where prices start at 89US$. 38 cheap accommodation deals provide easy access to Kindred Hospital Pittsburgh.

Visitors looking for accommodation near Arnold Palmer Regional airport should consider Hampton Inn Latrobe, priced 137US$ per night. If you're not planning to use a car during your vacation, book a hotel next to Steel Plaza metro station, such as Embassy Suites By Hilton Pittsburgh Downtown or Best Western - Parkway Center Inn. If you want to stay close to Pittsburgh railroad station and have the option to explore surrounding areas by train, think over Doubletree By Hilton Hotel & Suites Pittsburgh Downtown, a budget accommodation only a 5-minute walk from the station.

If you want to be embraced by the hustle and bustle of Pittsburgh, choose a hotel around Downtown Pittsburgh district, such as Fairmont Pittsburgh or Courtyard By Marriott Pittsburgh Downtown. A top-rated option is Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel, which is less than 0.4 miles from the city center. If you would like to stay in a neighborhood near restaurants like Stagioni, book a hotel in South Side district, such as Morning Glory Inn or Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Pittsburgh-South Side.

If you're booking luxury accommodation in Pittsburgh, The Westin Pittsburgh provides 4-star property with all necessary amenities. Red Roof Inn Pittsburgh Airport South is a boutique hotel that overlooks the garden, and features free self-parking and a golf course, a short walk from Kings Family Restaurants restaurant. On the other hand, if you are looking to spend a bit more, you might want to check out the deals at Econo Lodge and Mainstay Suites.

Nice House For Groups Close To Downtown And All Universities 3628 offers cozy B&B-style accommodation, complete with complimentary parking and complimentary private parking. To insure that your family has a fun time during their trip in Pittsburgh, book Sheraton Pittsburgh Hotel At Station Square next to First English Evangelical Lutheran Church, a kid-friendly hotel that has a casino, an indoor swimming pool and a golf course. Residence Inn Pittsburgh North Shore is a popular resort with a tennis court, a picnic area and an indoor swimming pool for an unforgettable stay.

     Pittsburgh has the reputation of ''Smoky City''.

     It comes from the old days of manufacturing when the city earned this reputation for its large doses of pollution. Today Pittsburgh has turned that around jumping on the antipollution bandwagon and reclaiming itself as a blend of attractions and pleasures like barhopping, clubbing and sightseeing.

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     Pittsburgh originally went by the name of Fort Duquesne when it was a poor French fortress in the 18th century. Later it developed into trading post under British rule and was renamed as Fort Pitt. After, the city became involved with industry such as iron and steel production that led to another name change and increasing fame as an industrial powerhouse in the 1800s.

     Today little of the city's past is left, except some architectural masterpieces blending with modern skyscrapers. Attractions include;

- US Steel Tower, the tallest building in the city

- Schenley Park, a 456-acre park for jogging, sunbathing, and other open-air activities

- Carnegie Museum of Natural History with exhibits on paleontology, geology, and biology

- The Andy Warhol Museum, the most comprehensive museum in the world with exhibits of the life and work of single artist

     For a different experience in Pittsburgh you should take the 19th century cable car up to Mt Washington and discover the city layout set in the Golden Triangle. This triangle is shaped by the confluence of the two rivers that meet to form the Ohio River.

     The location makes Pittsburgh no stranger to weather extremes that range from 39　degC, on July 16, 1988 to −30degC, on January 19, 1994. But temperature drop is not an obstacle for immigrants to the city.

     They made Pittsburgh a really unique place as they brought there with them their traditions and culture. The immigration boom started from early settlers like the English, Scottish, Welsh, and Irish drawn by mining, and manufacturing and by the late 1800s, a lack of free hands attracted new immigrants to the city. This resulted in 2.4 million population with new comers from China and India who continue to relocate for business to Pittsburgh.

     This mix of people and cultures have made Pittsburgh the United States’ most livable city and that honor alone attracts a large number of tourists annually. You can also visit Pittsburgh as there is no easier way to book your stay there than with a few clicks at Booked.net.