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Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel
- Location & Contact Information
- Address: 107 6th St - Pittsburgh, PA, United States 15222
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- Overview
- Location. The Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel in Pittsburgh, Pa., is located in Pittsburgh's downtown business and historical districts. Positioned next to the Byham Theater, the hotel is seven blocks from the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, one block from Heinz Hall and one-half mile from PNC Plaza. The Allegheny River, with its jogging and walking path, is located across the street from this historic hotel. The Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel is one-half mile from The Andy Warhol Museum and four blocks from Benedum Center for the Performing Arts.
- Hotel Features. With its copper-clad exterior, this 14-story hotel is located in the 1906 Fulton Building. Protected by a pair of winged dragons, the main entrance leads to a two-story lobby featuring a sweeping, split marble staircase. The lobby also exhibits mosaic tiles, tapestries, and a 30-foot glass-and-iron atrium. Mediterranean- style cuisine is available at Opus, the hotel's elegant lobby- level restaurant that is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The lobby wine bar, Prelude, offers appetizers and 50 different wines by the glass. The Bridge Bar serves light meals and provides complete bar services. The hotel offers 10,000 square feet of meeting space, with function rooms named after local notables, including artist Mary Cassatt and composer Henry Mancini. The hotel also includes a 24-hour fitness room and offers complimentary passes to the fitness center next door.
- Guestrooms. The Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel's 300 guestrooms, most with bay windows, offer views of the Allegheny River or PNC Park baseball stadium. The rooms feature 12-foot ceilings, Renaissance-style furnishings, desks and complimentary high-speed Internet access.
- Expert Tip. The Bridge Bar, with its deep mahogany woodwork, displays black-and-white photographs of local bridges.
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