Springdale hotel guide. Wyndham Hotels hotel in Springdale, Pittsburgh

"Everything was amazing. I absolutely love staying at Drury Hotels and will stay at them when I can."

"Staff was very friendly and helpful. Small room but didn’t feel cramped because of the high ceilings. There was some street noise since my room was facing a busy street which did not bother me at all, but may bother others. Great lobby cafe and beautiful rooftop bar. Cute neighborhood as well."

"Breakfast buffet was very good. Room size very spacious but would take a little less space to allow to expand the bathroom. Bathroom size was very small and compact. "

"The Breakfast was amazing, fast, and perfectly done service was great and every person was helpful and nice the room could have been cleaner"

"Room was clean and fresh. Staff was very nice and jolly. Not enough diabled parking close to doors.😙 Great cookies❣️"

"Very clean, quiet hotel located directly across from the baseball stadium and an easy Lyft from airport, frick, Carnegie museums, zoo, aquarium, and Heinz museum. Room spacious with sitting area and coffeemaker and refrigerator but no microwave. Parking is kinda expensive so we just lyfted for the four days we were here. There are a few sports bars around but not a huge selection of restaurants and nothing for breakfast. Hotel breakfast was adequate with basic toast bagels cereal scrambled eggs sausage and fruit but had there been a nice diner nearby I would have foregone the hotel breakfast. Area felt very safe. Would definitely stay here again. "

"Clean room, very spacious, breakfast was good and staff was attentive and responsive to any needs that I arised"

"Public parking was close to the building and easy go navigate. Building and room were very clean. Great place to stay. "

"Perfect for families. Game room with pool, table tennis, foosball, scrabble, and a few other things. Walking distance to PNC park and restaurants all over. Living quarters were so nice. Like a home away from home. We didn't drive anywhere. We walked everywhere."