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"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."

"Clean room"

"Convenient location. Nice hotel "

"The hotel and hotel room weren't clean."

"Room was clean. Location great. The young man doing valet was professional and kind. "

"Loved staying at the William Penn Omni. Excellent location within walking distance of theaters, Market Square, Station Sq, museums, restaurants and the Strip district. The staff was friendly and helpful (especially enjoyed talking to Patrick who was our bartender). The room was spacious and clean. Would definitely stay here again!!"

"It was worth the price. "

"I was travelling with my son and husband. We had never stayed here before and booked last minute. I’m always sceptical of new hotels. Check in was easy, the staff was very pleasant and our room was incredibly clean. The morning breakfast was hot and delicious and all of the amenities were working. We enjoyed the hot tub and the gym facilities. For convenience sake we ate at the restaurant attached to the parking lot. Across the street there is also a shopping plaza and a few more restaurants. I highly recommend this hotel! "

"This hotel posts quiet hours from 10 PM to 7 AM, but I was woken up at 3:18 AM by noise from the next room. First came loud TV audio, followed by doors slamming, objects dropping, and an alarm going off twice, etc. After an hour of this, I called the front desk. The woman who answered was impatient and told me that this time of night is when many guests head to the airport. I said I understood that, but suggested they could at least politely remind guests to keep the noise down. If your flight isn’t in the middle of the night, I’d recommend being cautious about staying here—you may not get a good night’s sleep due to poor soundproofing and indifferent staff."