Find hotels in Thornburg, PA from ฿2,317

"Worn appearing room, toilet paper in toilet making me question how much the room was cleaned ahead of time. Reminded me of a hostel. Honestly, wouldn’t pay more than $75 a night to stay there. Check-in was easy. Valet parking easy. Would not stay again. "

"The room was clean but a bit dated. Staff was genuinely friendly and helpful. We did not part take in the breakfast as we felt it was a bit pricey and we had an early morning appointment to keep. The valet parking service was terrific."

"Micro room was good, very small but adequate & decorated with a modern flair. Was missing a remote & ice bucket which was furnished on request. Roof top bar & restaurant had a wonderful outdoor seating area. Staff wasvery friendly. Only downside is the 30$ @ day parki ng fee. Valets were great however."

"Loved the parking, hotel was very nice and clean "

"Great place to stay "

"Great stay with comfortable bed, spacious and modern interior and decor. Nice city views, and convenient and walkable to restaurants, shops, in heart of downtown Pittsburgh. Would highly recommend above just an average hotel stay since it was in same price range."

"The only "amenity" is the bar, which rarely has many people. The staff tend to spend a fair amount of energy resenting working there. The rooms are fine, spacious with spacious bathrooms and decent linens. The location is fine for walking to places to eat. Dashers and drivers sometimes have trouble finding the entrance. "

"After my first stay here with family during Pitt’s admitted student day, I’ve chosen this hotel every time I come out to Pitt- four times now? It’s clean and there is a spa-like scent that wafts through the whole building. The location in the center of campus cannot be beat, and the staff are always welcoming and friendly. The rooms are spacious, clean, modern, and very comfortable. "

"Not a fan of the no-staff on site sort of thing. It's supposed to all be automated but I can't stand signing in through a bunch of apps and making accounts just to get into my room. I had an issue or two while there that I wanted to ask a staff person about (parking options nearby, procedure for X or Y at the hotel) and instead I just found myself doing guestwork. The place itself was fine enough, but I just can't say it was any better than okay with how awful it was to bumble around like an idiot to try to figure things out rather than have a staff person help."