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| Monday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Tuesday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Wednesday | open 24 hours | |||||
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| Friday | open 24 hours | |||||
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620, William Penn Place, 15219, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 412-471-1170
website: www.monaco-pittsburgh.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 40.4414181, Longitude: -79.9963286
John Dahl
::Phenomenal service. Within minutes I was addressed by my name even when calling to find the ice machine. Great location to explore Pittsburgh. Lively Hip place to stay for all ages. Comfortable whimsical rooms. We will definitely be back. Again, fantastic customer service.
Michael Falcone
::Staff was incredibly kind and eager to help! The ambiance was a rather unique but welcome one. They offered a great (free) happy hour of wine and local beer, and in the morning had a tea and coffee bar set up for guests too.
Charray
::VERY lovely place! It was hard to get a hold of the front desk prior to our arrival, the person we spoke to on the phone was not the front desk and therefore the requests we had made were not received even though we were assured they would be. HOWEVER the staff was very on top of everything thereafter! Excellent service
Jesse Bowers
::Great service. Very helpful staff. The valet was great and very timely. We received complimentary wine as we checked in. Check-in went smoothly and the room was very modern and clean. Great walk in shower. The soaps, conditioners and lotions were very nice. We found the location very central to everything we wanted to do. William Penn can be a bit busy and very slow to drive down at certain hours of the day.
Russ Barron
::Fantastic, cozy, ultra-kitschy hotel in the heart of downtown. The location isn't the closest to any of the must-see sights or attractions, but it's a great place for a weekend getaway, and only a short walk to the cultural district and convention center. Parking is valet only, and can be slow during peak hours, so plan ahead. If you have the time, the restaurant in the basement (The Commoner) is a restored speakeasy, with fantastic cocktails and a terrific brunch menu. Overall, a great experience!