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"Been coming for years love the views and accommodations. Will def be back. "

"Always greatness"

"My only complaint would be the pillows and the amount of plastic and Styrofoam used in the dining room for breakfast. GREAT location and staff! We were able to walk plenty of places and has covered parking. We plan on returning next year and I would definitely stay here again. "

"Lovely but the breakfast need to have some greens as diabetic the BF was all full of carbs no good for me 😅"

"Very nice "

"Nice but parking was not good"

"traveling with family"

"Great location first of all. Not far from the Pointe. The Market. And walking distance to PNC Park. And the on off bus that takes you around. And a tour guide tells you about different buildings attractions ect. Stops right at the hotel. AWESOME LOBBY. My room was clean. The staff all were friendly. From the people that take care of the room to wait staff ect. All say Hi with a smile. If I can say one negative thing. But no biggie. Every hotel is different. I just wish breakfast was free. But the breakfast was good. Just like the free breakfast when you are already spending a lot of money around the town on vacation. "

"Spectacular building property amenities and location-- I was here in 1993 and was burned in my mind. One of kind spectacular- the rocking chairs, fireplaces the terraces the trails and views . Room was comfortable but AC didn't work great ( thank god for the windows and breeze was divine) and it was a little dated decor for the price( separately from the historic nature of the property you want to keep- the whole building feel a little dated/ the storn feels dirty ) Dinner at Edison was exceptional in every capacity - the view , the food , the drink the help. Trh grounds are spectacular- breakfast was amazing. Our waitress was literally wonderful. The staff is helpful but a bit slow and reception was unfriendly - didn't say welcome or hello or make much eye contact. Not allowing a guest to even tour the pool grotto when we were nt staying long enough to actually use it is ludicris. Hiding the most famous amenity is just rude and impacted how I felt about coming back. "