Stay at Etage Executive Living, a 4.2-star extended stay hotel in Pittsburgh offering free Wi-Fi, rooftop hot tub, kitchens in some rooms & close to top attractions.
Guests appreciate the stylish apartment-style units and rooftop terrace with hot tub, along with close access to vibrant city attractions and business hubs.
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Etage Executive Living is a refined apartment-style hotel located in the heart of Pittsburgh’s bustling business district at 424 Stanwix Street. It offers stylish units, some of which feature kitchens, making it well-suited for extended stays. Guests can enjoy amenities such as free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a fitness center, and a rooftop terrace equipped with a hot tub, providing a comfortable balance between work and relaxation.
The property is pet-friendly and kid-friendly, accommodating a range of travelers including business visitors and families. Although there is no airport shuttle or swimming pool on site, parking is available along with a business center for added convenience. The hotel maintains a smoke-free environment and is designed with accessibility in mind.
Its central location places guests within easy reach of popular attractions like The Andy Warhol Museum, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, and the Senator John Heinz History Center. The surrounding neighborhood offers a variety of hip eateries and outdoor activities along the Point State Park trails, making it an appealing choice for visitors looking to explore the city.
Travelers arriving via Pittsburgh International Airport have the advantage of a short 22-minute drive to the hotel. With a rating of 4.2 from over 300 reviews, the property generally meets guest expectations for comfort and convenience, though its lack of an airport shuttle and pool may be considerations for some.
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Bustling business district with hip eateries, hockey at PPG Paints Arena & Point State Park trails.
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