Hotels with Spa in Appalachian Plateau, United States of America

"Expensive breakfast buffet at $20 so I didn't eat breakfast. Bar staff was very good."

"Property looks like a resort our room was clean, bed and pillows are comfortable, but the bathroom was small. Housekeeping came every day. Indoor pool and hot tub fantastic! Free parking Hotel does put a $150 hold on your credit card each day you stay but will release charge upon departure. Overall good experience and will return!"

"Great location downtown, lots of laces to eat and drink within walking distance. Happy hour was pleasant, a nice perk. We were near the elevator so it was a little too noisy in the morning. "

"Room was clean. Staff was overly friendly and helpful. Breakfast was solid. Bar had cold beer. Stay there anytime we head to Pittsburgh. You should too!"

"This was the perfect place to stay while we were in town to see the Detroit Red Wings play the Pittsburgh Penguins at PPG Paints Arena. We parked overnight at US Steel Tower Garage (44 Bigelow Ave), which was right across from the hotel, and then could easily walk to the hotel from there. We then walked 5 mins to the arena to see the game. The hotel was quiet and very clean, the bed was comfortable and the staff was friendly. It was a nice stay and the suite we stayed was a great place to hang out for the evening. We did not get breakfast or dinner but there is a restaurant on site. I highly recommend this hotel and hope to stay here again. "

"The room was great, breakfast was as expected, everything was clean and well stocked. Check-in took awhile. The front-desk lady seemed a little frazzled and appeared to to be struggling with the computer system, but eventually we got our keycards. Holiday Inn Express is our favorite one-night hotel to stay at when we are on road trips due to consistent experience and good value."

"Absolutely gorgeous hotel. Incredibly clean and quiet, and all around amazing. My only complaint is that the "bouncer" for the speakeasy was rude. He at one point told the lady next to me that we needed to "calm down" because we were laughing. It was saint Patrick's day weekend and the other guests in there were louder than we were, we just happened to be sitting near the doors. He also practically shoved me out of my seat when new customers came in and I was trying to say goodnight to a friend. "