Apartments in Butler County

"The room was very nice, however, it’s a little dated and the TV wires could have been tied up better. There is no food or drink on premises and no availability to purchase in an on premises market for snacks or sodas. That would have been nice. "

"Excellent"

"We didn't stay for breakfast. We checked out before 8 am. Rooms had black mold and were dirty. Switched rooms same problem. Talked with Frank and the front desk who said he "wasn't surprised" by the conditions of the rooms. Valet is a joke. He was sleeping and and the nerve to tell me he didn't have to valet my vehicle. For the service I received and $44, I agreed and found free parking around the corner. Crazy to talk to someone like that when you work for tips. Upon checkout, Michelle was the only reasonable person."

"I have stayed many times to visit my son who attends CMU. This hotel is closest one to the campus that surrounded with good restaurant options. It is about 5 to 10 mins walk to both CMU and Pitts. "

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"Rooms are small. The only up side is the location. The place is ok but overpriced for what they offer. "

"A little pricey but I paid for the incredible convenience. Very clean room. Hotel staff including the bar staff was super friendly and helpful. Shuttle to airport was perfectly timed for us to get to our flight. Great experience. Will stay again if our flight leaves at 4a again. "

"Rooftop restaurant food was good, burger was great, view ia great. Breakfast is good & reasonably priced. Room was underwhelming. Bed is comfortable but decor & comfortable chair lacking. Especially for $200/night"

"My favorite part of the stay was their excellent breakfast buffet including scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, potatoes, pastries, bagels (even with lox, capers and red onions) plus a waffle maker, cereals, oatmeal, fruits, yogurt, etc. It was a true breakfast buffet! Besides that, the beds were very comfortable, the rooms quiet (except the air conditioner was a bit noisy), the parking free and access and the grounds were well kept."