EVEN Hotel PITTSBURGH DOWNTOWN by IHG

The hotel is located in downtown Pittsburgh, and easy to find. A parking garage is right across the hotel, which is pretty convenient. The reception staff are helpful and can issue a full-day unlimited pass for $29 by scanning your parking ticket. When you exit the garage, just scan the QR code on ur phone. Another noticeable detail is that you need to ring the doorbell to enter the hotel for the first time. I think this adds extra security, since only authorized guests and staff are allowed inside. Besides, the room is spacious and clean. It would be even better if there were complimentary hot coffee at the drink bar in morning. Overall, we're satisfied with our stay there and rate it 9.5 out of 10. P.s. the photo is its public rest area, very beautiful.

Nice location and clean rooms.

This pace was great! The amenities were next level - especially love the gym equipment in the room. The location was great, and the staff were very helpful

Location was great. Hotel was nice and clean. Service was better than good. Strange layout for a hotel. I was quoted one night for $112 by Trip.com and yet was billed $161. How does that work?

The room was clean and had great amenities. The furnishings were modern and the lobby provided a unique vibe. All in all this place was wonderful.

I booked for a bedroom with city view… but this hotel doesn’t have such bedroom. I called to the manager to ask him why if I paid for a bedroom with city view I didn’t get it… His answer was “If the bedroom has a window to the street, that is city view” what??? Really it was disappointing. I will stay never again in this hotel.

During my recent visit to this hotel last month, I was encountered with the front desk who was rude, ******, clearly uneducated, and just a pathetic example of a human being. Not a very fun experience and will never come back to this establishment again. I have filed a formal complaint with the hotel management and also IHG group, who did resolve it in the end, but nonetheless, they should hire professionals who know what it means to be in the hospitality industry.