Hyatt House Pittsburgh/ Bloomfield/ Shadyside

Do not stay here. Asked for a quiet room and got put on the third floor facing Baum. The place is made out of paper — you hear the cars driving by, the people next door, the people above, anyone in the hallway… The windows are not sealed: we woke up to the windows and window ledge pooled with water and ice on the inside. There was no safe in the room, no clean room each day until after 330 in the afternoon, $ 20 a day to park! No information about ways to get to airport other than $ 70 car service. Just all around bad, bad place.

I love this spot. I come here when I have business at the Hillman cancer center and the studio apartment suites fit the bill. Clean Modern Spacious and homey. the breakfast is spot on. the parking is annoying at $ 20/​day but hey its the city so you get what you pay for.

Crisp and spacious room with a quality breakfast.
I stayed here one night while I was in town for a rugby tournament. We had a single room suite with a Queen sized bed and a large bathroom. Overall the room was pristine. Everything was very clean and crisp. The bed was comfortable and cozy. I also liked the extended chair/​chaise lounge that was included. The bathroom was brightly lit and spacious. The shower was large as well but poorly designed. The floor of the shower was actually raised up from the floor of the rest of the bathroom. Combined with a powerful and large shower head, we got water everywhere during our showers.
The breakfast the next morning was decent. They had homefries, scrambled eggs, sausages, make-​your-​own waffles, fruits, breads, and the like. There was plenty of seating downstairs and in various styles (two-​seated tables, bar tables, etc.). The service was very friendly. The place had an overall clean and new look. My boyfriend thought it might actually be a new branch.
I only wish it were in a different location. Coming from out of town, it was a bit awkward getting into their parking lot (which you also have to pay to park in). They basically built this in a very small corner of several streets. The inside makes up for it at least.
If I ever return to Pittsburgh, I would definitely consider staying here again.

We stayed at several Hyatt properties over the Thanksgiving holiday and this was one of the favorites. Hyatt Houses are in general, a great choice for families as most rooms have a kitchenette, separate living room area, pools and hot breakfast included. But they aren’t all created equal.
Starting with check in, the front desk staff is fantastic — they listen and really make best efforts to accommodate your requests and ensure a great stay — we appreciated this.
Aesthetically, this Hyatt House is the nicest I’ve stayed in — the lobby area is large, spotless and sleekly designed. The rooms are well appointed, although if your neighbors are loud, you will hear them. Our room facing the parking lot (not Baum Blvd) was quiet. The pool /​fitness area are clean and well equipped.
Breakfast was very well done — the custom omelet bar is a great bet and takeout boxes are available on request. The staff really stood out to me as being friendly, wanting to help, and very eager to clear and keep things clean and flowing. Impressive.
My only complaint about this property is the parking situation. $ 15/​day for self parking in this semi suburban area seems excessive. That said, paid parking appears to be the norm among Pittsburgh area hotels.
Note: The entrance to this hotel is actually off S. Atlantic Ave, not Baum Blvd.

Good experience. Had a bit of trouble booking with group. Free breakfast was good. Room was nice, facility was very new, staff was helpful, parking was extremely easy.

Overall, I enjoyed my 3 night stay. The king size bed was good with nice pillows and mattress and the bathroom was spacious and clean. The TV was perfect, you could watch it from bed or rotate it to the living room side which had a long sofa and a coffee table with two ottomans. The volume for the TV however is terrible. Seems like they limit sound levels. The kitchen is perfect and comes with dish washer and all kitchenware. Utensils, pots and pans were good enough to make a decent meal. It had a two burner stove and a small sink. I used the kitchen every day to make meals and it did just fine. They also have a small dining counter for two with a mini fridge located beneath it.
The place is new and looks great. I didn’t have any service problems with the desk, I checked in and checked out without much hassle. Breakfast is included and is decent. The omelette are the best items they have. I’m only giving them 4 stars because it’s expensive in my opinion, 770 for 3 nights at 210 per night and the rest was added taxes for state, city, and occupancy (the most at 7% if I recall correctly), and also no late room service.
Overall, clean and nice stay with good location. For the price, I expected good service and room. I would stay here again.

The rooms here are huge. Mine had a kitchen, and living room separate from the bedroom. The cabinets are stocked with everything you need including dishes, silverware and glasses. No issues there. Loved the space.
The free breakfast was also great. My rating is low however because of a few things– the hotel stops room and bar service very early. Not good when you are a traveler who came in late from the airport and didn’t get to eat yet. There is a pool, but it was so filthy that I didn’t want to swim in it. It was so cloudy, it looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in months, and even had hair floating around the top of the water.
There was also a chicken bone in plain sight right under the couch which was a bit nasty.
Free wifi is a plus. Desk staff was 6 out of 10. meh.

Second visit was as satisfying as the first.
The problem is you DON’T want to leave the room because they are so nice. I found myself on a stormy, Tuesday evening sitting at the bar top in the kitchen, eating Giant Eagle sweet onion salsa, drinking a glass of red wine and watching thunderstorms roll in for over an hour. Great and attentive staff, super clean room, and really close to the shops in Shadyside.

We booked a suite here months ago for a bachelorette party. The confirmation clearly states that check-​in is 3:00. As of 4:30 we are still waiting for our room, which means that we need to cancel our dinner reservations and are unable to find another restaurant to accommodate us due to the furry convention. All of that would be bad enough, but the hostess Melissa was so incredibly rude to us. At no point were we difficult or argumentative– we were simply trying to identify a plan B so we knew how to proceed with our plans for the evening. She was rolling her eyes and raising her voice at us, telling us she would «try» to «accommodate our requests»… We had no requests, other than the fulfillment of the reservation we made months ago! If nothing else, we needed direction on how to anticipate the rest of the evening. Never have I ever been treated so rudely by someone in the service industry.
With that being said, the manager was very accommodating, even offering free cocktails to our group. He was able to find a different suite for us as of 5:00, and offered us a 10% discount. The room is large with a sitting area and kitchen, and clean.