Located just south of the Monongahela river from downtown Pittsburgh, the Mt. Washington neighborhood offers many of Pittsburgh's parks and green spaces. The neighborhood also boasts the country's oldest, continually running, incline cable car. Built in 1870, the incline offers a panoramic view of Pittsburgh. Whether staying on the north shore, in the downtown area, or on the south, there are many hotels that offer easy access to Mt. Washington and all of Pittsburgh's attractions.
The Sheraton Station Square Hotel is located right on the south side of the Monongahela river, a five-minute drive from downtown and just steps from Mt. Washington. One block from the hotel is Station Square, with its many shops, restaurants, nightclubs and Clipper ships, which offer sightseeing and dining cruises along the three rivers. The hotel offers a free area shuttle service. Dine at Pittsburgh Rare and enjoy the different cuts of Angus beef they serve, while overlooking the Pittsburgh Skyline. After a long day, unwind in the indoor pool, Jacuzzi and sauna. All rooms and suites are non-smoking.
Less than two miles from Mt. Washington, the Holiday Inn is located in the East Carson Street Historic District. Just across the Monongahela river from the city center. This area, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is known for its 19th-century architecture and mix of ethnic restaurants and local bars, many of which offer live entertainment. The hotel offers a free shuttle service to Rivers Casino as well as Penguins, Pirates and Steelers games. A complimentary breakfast buffet is served, and for lunch and dinner there are many choices within walking distance. All rooms and suites have free Internet, and guests are free to use the pool and whirlpool.
Located in the heart of the city, only two miles from Mt. Washington, the four-star Omni hotel is within walking distance of many of Pittsburgh's museums , galleries and restaurants. For sports fans, the Penguins play only a few blocks away, and the Steelers and Pirates are within a mile of the hotel. If looking to cruise the three rivers, you are only five blocks from the Clipper ships. If the fine dining cuisine of The Terrace Room, light snacks of Palm Court or the pub food or the Tap Room are not enough, there are several nearby choices, such as Ruth's Chris Steakhouse and Bravo Franco Italian cuisine.
About two miles from Mt. Washington, the Doubletree Hotel is in downtown Pittsburgh's business district and within easy walking distance of the Consol Energy Center, home of the Penguins and the venue for concerts, Stars on Ice, monster truck rallies and other attractions. The cultural district, the Steelers, Pirates, museums and river cruises are all within a mile of the hotel. The Bigelow Grille serves up ethnic dishes and has a seasonal patio. Smoking rooms are available, and guests are welcome to use the indoor pool and fitness center.
