we stayed here the night before our trip to arizona. The room was comfortable and clean the parking said (free) ut when we arrived we were charged a 25.00 dollar pakin fee so we didn't save money by staying here the night before. When we got back the front desk person gave me his (pittsburgh attitude) when I called for the shuttle because Icalled minutes earlier than should have called. And we left before 6 am so didn't get any breakfast as well. would not recommend.

For the price you can't beat this. We stayed only one night and we were very comfortable. This hotel is located a distance from the airport (don't expect to walk) and in the neighborhood of a microcosm of suburban America. The place is in an idyllic setting, with rolling hills and a beautiful, peaceful atmosphere. But, it is surrounded by a collection of faster food restaurants, which, while convenient, don't add to the peace.

The hotel itself is all you would expect. The beds are comfortable, the rooms reasonably spacious, and the breakfast is fine, but my traveling companion told me that the coffee was substandard. Still, a very good bet near Pittsburgh airport.

For a jolt from the ordinary, try a drive down to Pittsburgh through the Fort Pitt Tunnel

Upon check-in at the Hampton Inn-airport in Pittsburgh, we found that the pillows were down filled and we had allergies to down filling. We went to the front desk to request an alernative pillow. The manager was called and we were told that there were no alternatives. No other options were given, nothing was offered as a solution. We were somewhat shocked and finally decided to take it upon oursleves to go buy pillows (in lieu of sleeping without pillows!). After thinking on it a bit, we asked the manager if the Hampton Inn would reimburse us for the pillows by taking the amount of off our room charge. We were told that they would be happy to do that. However, we were in a rush on check-out day and did not check the bill until we returned home. I received a survey regarding our stay , in which I explained the story. I received a prompt response from the hotel manager stating they were sorry and would hope we would give them another chance to show "who Hampton Inn really is"....but yet, he did not offer to reimburse us for the pillows nor any other incentive. As we are Hilton Honors members and therefore spend most nights in hotels in a Hilton brand (we were in Pittsburgh for a wedding) - I would've thought that there would've been something more. Just that extra mile of service.

Very disappointed in the lack of problem solving. I'm certain we are not the only ones with allergies to down pillows. I would've thought they could've 1) had an alternative upon request or 2) offered to go get the pillows or, in hindsight 3) said "oops, we forgot to reimburse them for their pillows....let's make it right".

The hotel was clean. The cleaning staff cheerful and helpful. Breakfast was great every morning and my room was as nice as many of the Doubletrees I've stayed at (*actually nicer than the downtown Cleveland Doubletree). I'll just remember to bring a pillow (tough to do on an airplane) next time or plan to buy one.......

This was a standard Hampton Inn. It is what you would expect. However, the room felt smaller than a normal Hampton Inn. The furniture and bedding were in good shape. Just felt cramped. Bathroom was small as well.

The biggest complaint is parking. I'm not sure, but I think the parking lot is an off airport parking lot. It is located on the backside of the hotel (if you arrive late you have to walk all the way around the property to get to the front door, it is a walk). The lot was packed when I arrived and there were cars parked on sidewalks, shoulders, curbs, etc. I had to cruise the parking lot for some time before I found a space.

Also, the hotel is located rather far from the airport. In fact, it is far side of the airport entrance. As a result, it is quite a drive to get to the airport even though from the hotel you can see the runways (approx 15 minute freeway drive).