Fun historic inn in Pittsburgh. We loved the location. Walkable to PNC and Heinz Field, as well as National Aviary and Andy Warhol. Lots of great Northside Restaurants. On street parking.

The hosts were super friendly and knowledgeable about the city. The facility is amazingly charming. It’s also in a great location in the city for walking anywhere you want to go.

Great place to stay!

Beautifully restored Victorian home formerly used by Carnegie with a very large park across the street within walking distance of PNC Park. The owners are wonderful and very hospitable. They will tell you the history of the area and the home if you’re interested. There is a self serve continental breakfast and snacks included. You will have to walk up stairs to your room as being a Victorian home there is no elevator.

This inn is located in a grand Victorian house at the edge of the Mexican War Streets neighborhood, directly across from a large park. The innkeeper is very friendly and easy to work with. The common areas retain some of their historical character and there is a very nice porch facing the park. The room we stayed in on the third floor was simple but comfortable (window AC unit, etc.). Street parking was not a problem right in front of the inn (no onsite parking). The inn serves a very basic continental style breakfast more typical of a commercial hotel rather than a B&B. Other room amenities like the TV were basic (very limited channels, small, etc.). Surrounding neighborhood is very interesting with attractions like the Mattress Factory art museum or National Aviary in easy walking distance. Dining options nearby are surprisingly limited, but there are a few places (the local Monterey Pub was worth checking out) and it is very easy to get to other neighborhoods in Pittsburgh from this location.

Beautiful and comfortable home; away from the busy parts of the city, but close enough to enjoy it. A short walk gets you to the action near the three rivers. Friendly staff is a plus.

Jeff was great. He makes the best chocolate chip cookies. The restaurants he recommended were amazing. Museums, Sports, Aviary, beautiful Architecture and more are conveniently accessible from this historical and lovely Mansion. Very enjoyable stay!

The Inn on the Mexican War Streets was reminiscent of old world elegance, charm and opulence. And, most important, the hosts, Jeff and Karl, and the property caretaker, Tom, are among the kindest, most generous, decent and warmest people you will ever meet. There is no price that you can put on a stay that makes you feel like you are staying in an European grand hotel resplendent in old world luxury, but where you are treated like royalty. The complimentary / complementary breakfast, was the most delicious breakfast I have ever eaten outside of my mom’s cooking. The baked goods were phenomenal. We got a million dollar experience for an unbelievably reasonable price.