The Omni William Penn Hotel is a large luxury hotel in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh. Known for its extensive event rooms and award-winning dining, this historic hotel has housed John F. Kennedy and Lawrence Welk. The Omni William Penn Hotel offers a variety of packages, including "Sweet Rendezvous" for a romantic stay or "Retreat and Relax," which offers a 15 percent discount for a fully prepaid stay. The Omni William Penn Hotel is nestled between the skyscrapers of downtown Pittsburgh and is one block from the major shopping venues: Saks Fifth Avenue, Brooks Brothers and Macy's.
Located at the convergence of Pittsburgh's three rivers, the Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown offers rooms and suites with a view of the downtown skyline. This pet-friendly hotel has a location convenient to many of the tourist attractions, including all of the professional sports venues, the Duquesne Incline, and Point State Park, where the three rivers meet. The Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown also offers shuttle services to Greater Pittsburgh International Airport and Allegheny County Airport.
The Priory Hotel is a fully restored boutique hotel on the Pittsburgh's North Shore that offers vacation packages, such as "Pirateball" for a major league baseball experience or "Warhol Package" for a trip to the Andy Warhol Museum. With complimentary breakfast, a sitting room with historic furnishings and a modern fitness room, this European-style hotel aims to combine the personal service of small hotels with the luxury amenities of large hotels. Built in 1852, the neighboring Grand Hall at the Priory is an extensive venue for large gatherings, such as weddings and reunions.
In the Strip District of downtown Pittsburgh, the Hampton Inn & Suites neighbors the Alleghany River and the Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center. The Strip District also has walking tours, which pass notable warehouses, the Pennsylvania Railroad Station and historic churches, such as St. Patrick's Church. This area also has the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Unseam'd Shakespeare Company, Heinz History Center, and small shops, including Hot Haute Hot.
