The Mansions On Fifth Luxury Hotel

For sure the place is very historic architectural was very nice, lots of antique pictures all very nice….. except two things that I did not like. Breakfast was none satisfactory, everything is on croissant like sausage, egg, and cheese felt like all was done on a microwave but not only was not satisfactory for $15.00 the lady server didn’t seem very happy to be there and the order was all wrong. I was there for my son’s wedding, so apparently at the bar they don’t carry Corona beer luckily I had one left that I brought down to the party….so this lady at the bar notice I had it, so she immediately came to me from across the room at the party and with a strong voice said “you cant have that in here” and ran to this other guy that was across from my table and he came to me and said “ sir you

What a marvelous hotel. We can't believe that we hadn't come across this one before, but this was our first stay. First of all, the location was perfect for us. We visited the Phipps Conservatory, which is just a few minutes away. We also toured the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, again very close. For dinner, we walked over to "downtown" Shadyside and had an incredible meal at Girasole. Aside from that, the builings and grounds are impressive and impeccable. We live in a 1900's era Victorian home ourselves, and really appreciate the craftsmanship and feel of these historic, beautifully renovated structures. Last but not least, the price was extremely competitive, especially given the fact that we had a small suite with plenty of room.

Remarkable Hotel and Event Venue. Held the Wedding Ceremony and Reception for our daughter June 2024. The service and Historic Architecture and Grounds were perfect scenic backdrops to our wonderful event. Hosting out of town guests, staying in rooms at the hotel made the event even more enjoyable and relaxing. By having the entire wedding and reception at one location spared us having to run from ceremony venue to photo locations and then to reception. It made our special day ideal.

Positive: The history and character, and location. Negative: No help from staff with luggage and had to carry all of it ourselves up three flights. The bar was closed with no coverage when we were there. Being that we were only there one night, this was a little disappointing.

This is a lovely former historic home of architectural significance that has been turned into a wonderful hotel. The details are left in place but there is nothing fussy. The staff are very customer oriented. It is close (walking distance) to Carnegie Mellon and Pitt as well as the museums. Alot of good looking restaurants along the way. Although you will want to save time to relax in the beautiful bar with a drink, a snack, and a welcoming setting.