Manor Vacation Rentals

"Very clean and well appointed. The free breakfast was really solid - eggs, sausage, home fries, biscuits and gravy, waffles, yogurt, cereal, fruit...the whole nine yards. The evening kickback was less impressive, the drink options were minimal (and the margaritas made from mix undrinkable), but still very cool of them to offer. We came into town for a baseball series and there were lots of others there for the same reason so it was a fun vibe. Area is very walkable to PNC and lots of restaurants. Our one negative was the rudeness of the bartender at the bar. They advertise heavily that its open late - flyers in every room, signs everywhere - and when we got there at 10pm last night (they closed at 11pm on Sundays) the bartender sighed heavily and pointedly looked at her watch when we ordered a drink and a pizza. She called last call shortly after and kept looking at us with "hurry up" evident in her eyes. It was a bummer in an otherwise great stay. "

"Clean! Rooms and bathrooms are spotless. Nicely appointed. Have stayed here often and always consistent."

"Property was great love the old hotel feeling. It was convenient to everything we wanted do. Enjoyed the SpeakEasy as well. The only complaint is on Saturday night at 9:30 the Speakeasy was ALL OUT OF their LIGHT FARE FOOD. They are only open 3 nights a week this should never Happen."

"Very Modern "

"Great stay!"

"Comfy beds "

"Very nice clean hotel. Only downside was the railroad tracks next to hotel. Staff was amazingly friendly and helpful"

"I have seen some negative reviews regarding this hotel, and I am shocked. Our stay could not have been more enjoyable. Clean, well decorated entry, easy parking, wonderful room. And despite the heatwave in Pittsburgh, the AC was magnificently cold! Great little boutique hotel."

" Here’s a Phish tale about a family of Canucks who love to descend on The Burgh and its three rivers at least once a year, to catch a Pirates game and a ride on whatever other world-class event is happening here at the time. The Hampton Inn Pittsburgh Downtown is our must-have cavern. Each time we’ve found it to be a life beyond the dream. This week we were here chasing Halley’s Comet. Didn’t find that, but found Holly in a starring role at the front desk (effervescent and ever pleasant) and then, to our great delight, also underneath a sea of stars at The Main Event. (If you don’t understand this reference, then you’ve been casting your line in the wrong river.) Pittsburgh was hot during our four-day stay. Hot enough to split open and melt. But we wook up every morning well rested and ready to take on the day. The hotel room was a rightful cavern: both expansive and a supremely fine place to stash our stuff for party time — and a comforting place to nest at night after a full day exploring The Burgh. What comes readily to mind-mind-mind-mind-mind about our experience here is that everything’s right. "