Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh Intl Airport - Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Hotels

The Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh International Airport is directly connected to the airport via enclosed moving walkways and is approximately 20 minutes from downtown Pittsburgh.

Hotel guests can enjoy Mediterranean cuisine with a casual upscale feel at The Olive Press. The hotel also features an indoor 50-foot lap pool, whirlpool, and sauna. Parking is available for a fee.

All rooms have oversized work desks with electrical outlets, two two-line speakerphones with dataports, complimentary in-room safes, irons and ironing boards, coffeemakers, hairdryers, and make-up mirrors. All rooms are wired with category-five cable lines.

Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh Intl Airport Property Information:

Rooms: 336
Floors: 11

Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh Intl Airport Service

Shuttle
Family rooms
Fitness facility
Golf
Swimming pool
Wheel chair access
Business center
Dining
Meeting room
Nonsmoking
Data port
Free high speed internet
Dry cleaning
Hot tub
First class
Conventions

Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh Intl Airport Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1500
Check-Out: 1200

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Pittsburgh Events & Entertainment

Events

May

Annual Greek Food Festival

419 South Dithridge St
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
412-682-3866
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One of the best food festivals in Pittsburgh featuring dolmades, spanokapita, tiropita, shish kebab, rice pilaf, and plenty of pastries for desert.

Pittsburgh Folk Festival

Chevrolet Amphitheatre

Station Square

Downtown Pittsburgh, PA

412-278-1267

Admission Free

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The Folk Festival has been held in Pittsburgh for more than 40 years and features live music, ethnic food, dance and arts and crafts events.

June

Three Rivers Arts Festival

Point State Park

101 Commonwealth Pl
Pittsburgh, PA 15222

412-765-2102

Admission Free

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Experience the annual 17-day festival of the visual and performing arts in downtown Pittsburgh.

Wings Over Pittsburgh Air Show
Pittsburgh International Airport

1000 Airport Boulevard

Pittsburgh, PA 15231
412-474-8501

Admission Free

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The huge "Wings Over Pittsburgh" Air Show event allows the general public to observe the daily operations of the U.S. Military. Wings Over Pittsburgh features static displays, tactical demonstrations, numerous flybys of military aircraft, plus ground activities showcasing the military's day-to-day operations.

July

Pittsburgh Blues Festival

The Pittsburgh Brewing Company

3340 Liberty Ave

Pittsburgh, PA 15201

412-460-2583

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Admission Charged
Live entertainment is performed on two stages during this lively three day festival. The event raises money for the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.

Pittsburgh Three Rivers Regatta

Point State Park

Downtown Pittsburgh, PA
412-875-4841

Admission Free

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Along with Pittsburgh's largest fireworks spectacular, families will enjoy live music, water activities, a large Children's Village, great food and much more! The festival is named for the three rivers that border Point State Park; the Allegheny River, Ohio River and the Monongahela River.

Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix
Schenley Park

Forbes Ave and Schenley Drive

Pittsburgh, PA
412-731-2878

Admission Charged

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Considered the premier Vintage Grand Prix event in the United States, the Grand Prix Race attracts Fans of all ages, who line the beautiful Schenley Park streets to cheer for their favorite Antique Autos.

September

Pittsburgh International Science & Technology Festival

Carnegie Science Center

One Allegheny Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
412-237-1552

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The annual Pittsburgh International Science and Technology Festival (SciTech Festival) is a 9-day community event showcasing innovations in science and technology in the Pittsburgh region and beyond.

Pittsburgh Dragon Boat Festival

South Side Riverfront Park

Beneath the Birmingham Bridge on the Monongahela River

Pittsburgh, PA

412-231-8772

Admission Free

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The Pittsburgh Dragon Boat Festival features dragon boat races with teams from around the country participating. Also at the festival are Asian restaurants cooking their specialties, food from other Pittsburgh Sister Cities, Dragon and Lion Dance performers, Chinese opera, Tai Chi performers, martial arts demonstrations, artist drawings, children’s events, and much more.

October

Pittsburgh International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival

Melwood Screening Room

Pittsburgh Filmmakers facility

477 Melwood Avenue

Pittsburgh, PA

412-232-3277

Admission Charged

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The Pittsburgh International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival is one of the most respected and highly attended alternative film events and includes more than 40 films and videos exploring lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered themes. The festival also includes a kick-off party, an opening night gala and a wrap party.

Arts and Culture

Benedum Center for the Performing Arts
719 Liberty Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15222

412-471-6070

Admission Charged

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Pittsburgh’s magnificently restored 2,885-seat Benedum Center is home to opera, theater, dance, contemporary to classical music, and touring Broadway shows.

Byham Theater

101 Sixth St

Pittsburgh, PA 15222

412-456-1350

Admission Charged

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Originally built in 1903 as the Gayety Theater, the Byham Theater opened on Halloween night, 1904. It ran for many years as one of the country's foremost stage and vaudeville houses, with appearances from such stars as Ethel Barrymore, Gertrude Lawrence and Helen Hayes.

An intimate 1,303-seat theater, the Byham is the only mid-sized performance hall Downtown.

City Theatre Company

1300 Bingham St

Pittsburgh, PA 15203

412-431-4000

Admission Charged

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City Theatre has been described as Pittsburgh’s most adventuresome theatre. It produces contemporary plays of substance and ideas that engage and challenge a diverse audience.

Pittsburgh Filmmakers
477 Melwood Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15213

412-681-5449

Admission Charged

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Pittsburgh Filmmakers presents a selection of independent American and foreign films and displays the work of many prominent photographers each year.

Pittsburgh Symphony
Pittsburgh Symphony Heinz Hall
600 Penn Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15222

412-392-3320

Admission Charged

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One of the world’s great orchestras makes its home in Pittsburgh’s premier theater, Pittsburgh Symphony Heinz Hall. Concerts and performances vary, but have included the Mellon Grand Classics Series, the music of Barbra Streisand performed by Julie Budd, the music of Irving Berlin and holiday classics.

Pittsburgh Symphony Heinz Hall

600 Penn Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15222

412-392-4900

Admission Charged

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Heinz Hall, the cornerstone of the Downtown Cultural District, has been elegantly restored and is home to the world-renowned Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.

Sports

PNC Park is the home of the Pittsburgh Pirates. This 38,000-seat classic baseball park features a center field that opens to a dramatic view of the city skyline. A short distance along the riverfront is Heinz Field, where the Pittsburgh Steelers play. Pittsburgh Penguins ice hockey takes place Downtown at Mellon Arena.

Pittsburgh Penguins Hockey

Mellon Arena

66 Mario Lemieux Place
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
412-642-PENS

Pittsburgh Pirates

PNC Park at the North Shore
115 Federal Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
412-323-5000

Pittsburgh Steelers

Heinz Field

300 Stadium St
Pittsburgh, PA 15204

412-323-1200

Pittsburgh Destination Overview

The ten-block district known as the Golden Triangle, lies at the heart of downtown Pittsburgh at the confluence of the picturesque Monongahela, Allegheny and Ohio rivers. Once bitterly fought over as the gateway to the West, Pittsburgh today is one of America's most attractive and most livable cities. Each of Pittsburgh's close-knit neighborhoods: the South Side and Mount Washington (across the Monongahela River from the Golden Triangle); the North Side, across the Allegheny River; and Oakland, the university area in the east, attests in its own way to the city's history and its resurgence. Easily accessible to each other, they retain individual identities, and each adds a unique element to the whole. Industry in Pittsburgh began with the development of iron foundries in the early 1800s, and by the time of the Civil War, Pittsburgh was producing half of the iron and one third of the glass in the US.

Soon after, the city became the world's leading producer of steel, thanks to the vigorous expansion programs of Andrew Carnegie, who, by 1870, was the richest man in the world. Present-day Pittsburgh is dotted with his cultural bequests, along with those of other wealthy benefactors who were Carnegie’s contemporaries. These include the Mellon bankers, the Frick coal merchants, and the Heinz food producers. A face-lift in recent years has involved large-scale demolition of abandoned steel mills and freed up much of the downtown waterfront for development and the surrounding areas for gentrification and preservation of historical treasures. For shopping, fine dining and just enjoying the scenery, plan a visit to the Waterfront.

Located along the Monongahela River, the Waterfront is now a 360-acre landmark retail development that offers 1.8 million square feet of entertainment, retail shops and much more, making it a must see during any stay. The popular Andy Warhol Museum, which opened in 1994, bolstered Pittsburgh's image as a destination city, and an enormous new Convention Center brings in major conferences. The city is easily accessible via numerous interstate highways. During football season, Pittsburghers lovingly cheer on the hometown football team, the Pittsburgh Steelers. After the game, if someone offers to buy you an “iron”, it doesn't mean your clothes are rumpled.

The local brand of beer in Pittsburgh is Iron City, popularly known as Iron. There are many other interesting local expressions that have become part of Pittsburgh’s culture and history. For example, “city chicken” is not poultry but breaded pork and veal skewered and grilled. “Jumbo” does not refer to size but to bologna, and soft drinks are simply “pop.” For a spectacular view of the city, take a ride on the Duquesne Incline. Visitors can admire the view from a century-old cable car traveling between West Carson Street and the many fine restaurants of Grandview Avenue. For a historical day trip, visit the Bushy Run Battlefield. It is Pennsylvania’s only recognized Native American battlefield.

A day at the Zoo and Aquarium is always fun for a change of pace. As home to more than 2,000 animals, including a variety of endangered species, it’s a perfect all day outing. Summer is a perfect time to visit nearby Kennywood Park for a fun filled day with the entire family. Kennywood is one of America’s finest traditional amusement parks. History, attractions, fine dining, weather for all seasons; whatever the interest, the folks from the “burg” will warmly welcome you.