Biergarten At Monaco Pittsburgh

This is a great location if you want to walk 15 minutes to PNC park. The rooms are quiet. The restaurant has a brunch on the weekends that is delicious. Went to the Pink concert 8/5/23Rooms: Our room was tastefully decorated and very comfortable. Slept greatWalkability: Walked to PNC Park for a concert. FeltCompletely safe walking to and fromFood drinks: Saturday brunch was a perfect way to start the day

Came back into town for the Black Music Festival. Always a great stay here. Great location. The restaurant and bar have great options. We will be back soon! My partner can't stop raving about the potato dish.

I’ve stayed at most of the hotels in downtown PGH (Omni Wm Penn, Fairmont, Westin) and found Kimpton to be on par perhaps a bit better due to great service. Valet kindly informed me the $40+ nightly valet park charge could be simply avoided by self parking half a block away. Front desk has lots of helpful recommendations for brunch and activities. Room was large and nice with comfortable bed. Who cares about no in room coffee maker (nespresso machine offered by bellman) when better coffee available for free each am on first floor. Rooftop garden is cool and the Commoner is a PGH staple. Fitness center adequate; elevators a bit slow and always crowded. Would stay again.

I returned to the Kimpton Hotel Monaco in downtown Pittsburgh after a very poor experience last year. As with before, I was impressed with the design. The decor is something that Kimpton (almost always gets rights. Location is excellent for anyone needing to be in downtown. Staff were mostly very good. I say mostly for two reasons. First, the valet parking attendant didn't offer any assistance with luggage. There also wasn't a bellman or doorman to help. At check in, the front desk clerk never offered with assistance either. Second, the bar staff in the restaurant were poorly trained. In front of an entire bar of customers they asked my last name and room number when paying a bill. That is a complete no no in any kind of hotel. You never, ever do that. I mentioned it to the employee that I didn't appreciate being asked that information and he really pushed back and claimed that's how they were trained. Those things aside, the front desk were polite, professional and hospitable. Jakub or Jacob and Alexus especially. Unlike last time, my room was clean. Spotless. That's much improved. The room itself was comfortable and well appointed, although there continues to be some things that show their age. There just aren't enough accessible USB and electrical outlets to charge devices. The TV is also a little small. I'd expect a 50 or 55 inch TV in 2023. From an amenities standpoint, the Kimpton comes in below what you expect for an upscale 4 star hotel. There's a bathrobe in the room but no slippers. While there is a mini fridge, there is no mini bar in the room not even a premium king corner, which at most hotels would be considered a junior suite. You also don't get a coffeemaker. How is that possible? Even a basic no frills hotel includes a coffeemaker. I was told I could get an espresso machine delivered to the room but I don't like espresso. I prefer drip coffee or Keurig capsules. There were no newspapers in the hotel. I needed dry cleaning but there were no laundry bags or dry cleaning forms. The front desk told me they haven't had laundry forms in a year. So I had to make my own laundry form on a scrap piece of paper. Not only is that asking for clothes to be lost or an order to be screwed up but without a proper laundry form you don't know how much something costs to have dry cleaned or laundered and the guest also doesn't get a receipt. I've never seen a hotel not have a laundry form. And guess what? My dry cleaning order came back incorrect because there was no form. IHG Diamond and Intercontinental Ambassador recognition was better than average. Before arrival, I was upgraded to the premium king corner. As I said earlier, most hotels would consider that a junior suite. At check in, I received a choice of breakfast, 600 points or a $20 credit on F&B or alcoholic drinks from the pantry at the front desk the kind of drinks you would normally find in a mini bar if there was a stocked mini bar. I chose breakfast. I also gave the Kimpton password at check in for an extra option. I ended up taking the $20 credit as the other options presented were of no value whatsoever (a free movie really? . Most Kimptons give you a choice of parking. In my room was a personally addressed note, two bottles of water and an amenity with a couple pieces of what appeared to be chocolate and macarons. Just don't stay here on weekends expecting breakfast because the hotel doesn't serve breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. The only option is a brunch starting at 8:30 am. Really? That's completely unacceptable. What hotel doesn't have breakfast? On a side note, the breakfast benefit included tip and tax. On the one morning I did have a breakfast the waitress never had me sign a receipt. So I don't know if she actually received the tip that was included with the voucher. All things considered, my stay at the Kimpton was fine. While a nice hotel, the overall standard is a short of what you expect for a 4 star hotel. It was missing a few of the t

What you see on the website is what you get. A beautifully decorated, stylish hotel in an excellent location in Pittsburgh. The staff are wonderful, friendly but professional, however I must give a big shoutout to Mira on the front desk. She went above and beyond to fix our laundry needs, which is so important for travellers, an absolute star. You won’t be disappointed here and that’s for sure.