Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The rooms were unique and gorgeous. The location was walking distance to Walnut street with restaurants and shops. Shadyside is very cute. Happy Hour and Breakfast included. Very nice, relaxing stay.
The rooms were unique and gorgeous. The location was walking distance to Walnut street with restaurants and shops. Shadyside is very cute. Happy Hour and Breakfast included. Very nice, relaxing stay.
Kira
Reviewed September 1, 2020Reviewed September 1, 2020
Chapel Valley Estate Bed and Breakfast is a first rate establishment. The hosts, Tom and Pattie are warm and welcoming. We have traveled extensively in the US often staying in B&Bs, for a "Country Get Away" Chapel Valley is our absolute favorite. Great food too!
Chapel Valley Estate Bed and Breakfast is a first rate establishment. The hosts, Tom and Pattie are warm and welcoming. We have traveled extensively in the US often staying in B&Bs, for a "Country Get Away" Chapel Valley is our absolute favorite. Great food too!
This was one of the best B & B experience I ever had.... And I am happened to be a world traveler.
Me and my wife arrived at cozy Jacqueline house greeted by the owner Becky and she showed me
around the house and helped us settle in.
She also explained us about the local areas and even gave us restaurant suggestion which we ended up tried. Food and the service was so wonderful, we would drive up just to dine at the place again.
This was a hidden gem with the house that is very modern and...
This was one of the best B & B experience I ever had.... And I am happened to be a world traveler.
Me and my wife arrived at cozy Jacqueline house greeted by the owner Becky and she showed me
around the house and helped us settle in.
She also explained us about the local areas and even gave us restaurant suggestion which we ended up tried. Food and the service was so wonderful, we would drive up just to dine at the place again.
This was a hidden gem with the house that is very modern and...
young
Reviewed November 22, 2016Reviewed November 22, 2016
Dan and Robin are very thoughtful and caring hosts. The location was very close to falling waters. The place was extremely clean and we were allowed to cook in the kitchen.
The nearby town restaurants close early and you may want to take your own food for dinner. Breakfast is provided by the hosts.
Only negative is the sound of trains nearby.
Dan and Robin are very thoughtful and caring hosts. The location was very close to falling waters. The place was extremely clean and we were allowed to cook in the kitchen.
The nearby town restaurants close early and you may want to take your own food for dinner. Breakfast is provided by the hosts.
Only negative is the sound of trains nearby.
Newly renovated hotel. Very clean. Seemed like a safe neighborhood. Free parking. In excellent condition. Near interstate - very convenient if traveling on I-70 and taking PA Turnpike. Highly recommended.
Newly renovated hotel. Very clean. Seemed like a safe neighborhood. Free parking. In excellent condition. Near interstate - very convenient if traveling on I-70 and taking PA Turnpike. Highly recommended.
More Handicap parking closer to entrance would be nicer. The staff saw me struggling to walk with my cane so a employee ran over with a wheel chair and took me all the way to our room and said we can keep it till we check out. She also went back and found the foot pads for the chair which made it easier to elevate the legs. Also I checked the second day of our stay and asked if I could take the chair with us to see some family in the area and he checked and said ok which was a great help as I...
More Handicap parking closer to entrance would be nicer. The staff saw me struggling to walk with my cane so a employee ran over with a wheel chair and took me all the way to our room and said we can keep it till we check out. She also went back and found the foot pads for the chair which made it easier to elevate the legs. Also I checked the second day of our stay and asked if I could take the chair with us to see some family in the area and he checked and said ok which was a great help as I...
This place was great for our family. Nice country feel, clean, and great location. Best of all was the staff working there were so friendly and courteous. We will be staying there again next trip around the area.
This place was great for our family. Nice country feel, clean, and great location. Best of all was the staff working there were so friendly and courteous. We will be staying there again next trip around the area.
We were pleasantly surprised after booking this room last minute to find such a lovely property. It is convenient to the Allegheny River Trail and has a winery, pizza shop and restaurant right by on property. Loved the beautiful view of the river, comfy beds and the Keurig coffee in room as well as a continental breakfast included.
We were pleasantly surprised after booking this room last minute to find such a lovely property. It is convenient to the Allegheny River Trail and has a winery, pizza shop and restaurant right by on property. Loved the beautiful view of the river, comfy beds and the Keurig coffee in room as well as a continental breakfast included.
Tracie
Reviewed November 5, 2026Reviewed November 5, 2026
Western Pennsylvania offers a rich tapestry of experiences for travelers seeking both adventure and comfort. Families can explore the interactive exhibits at the Carnegie Science Center, where kids can engage with hands-on science activities while parents appreciate the stunning views of the Pittsburgh skyline. Outdoor enthusiasts will revel in the beauty of Ohiopyle State Park, with its breathtaking waterfalls and thrilling whitewater rafting opportunities on the Youghiogheny River. For history buffs, a visit to Gettysburg National Military Park is a must, where the stories of the past come alive through guided tours and reenactments. Art lovers will find inspiration at the Andy Warhol Museum, showcasing the iconic works of Pittsburgh's own pop art legend. After a day of exploration, consider staying in the Strip District, where boutique hotels offer a blend of modern amenities and historic charm. Here, you can stroll through vibrant markets packed with artisanal goods and enjoy delightful dining options that showcase the region's culinary diversity—an experience that promises both relaxation and indulgence.