Kasa的大膽者(The Maverick by Kasa)

This place was extremely clean, had many amenities such as complimentary designer toiletries, tea bottle opener, wine glasses and of course the clawfoot bathtub. One would say it was easy to forget this unit even had a rain tile large walk in shower. The only down side I would say, the hotel does not have a front desk so everything is all virtual, a little different than the traditional check in, however if I would have read prior to booking the process would have been extremely painless. The supper staff over the phone were tremendously helpful.

Stay away if you want to sleep! Property is an all hours EDM dance hall pretending to be a hotel to trap poor souls. Entire building vibrates long into the night as you lay awake regretting every decision you ever made in life. Stay far far away

We had a fantastic stay at the Maverick! Check in was flawless, they have a great digital front desk that explains every detail. Because our stay was over a weekend, we managed to get free street parking right out front which was very convenient ( keep in mind you'd have to pay during the week). The room was huge, clean and comfortable! It had more than we had expected and we wished we could have stayed longer.

Very convenient for those who do not ever really utilize guest customer service when staying in hotels. The virtual assistant responded instantly when we needed it though, so I think if there is an issue there is someone to help. It was nice to just go right to the room without having to chat with anyone and the hotel bar looked nice. The room was clean and cutely decorated. The only thing is I hate barn doors on bathrooms, there is a huge gap in the door no matter what, so if you've got to go #2, whoever else is in the room will be very aware that you are. Also, the bed was not comfortable, it felt like sleeping on a plank, and the pillows were basically air. The blackout curtains did come in handy since the windows are huge.

This was a quirky hotel that occupies a former YMCA. It is located across the street from a beautiful cathedral and is near robust areas of shopping/dining. There is no front desk or on-site guest services. Instead, you coordinate checking in/out, etc. via text. Response times were fine. The room was narrow but comfortable. The bed was low to the floor, and one side was tight to the adjoining wall. The lower floors are used for community events. During our stay, the lobby bar was closed. There is no on-site parking, but there are options within 1/2 mile. The TV is not connected to cable/satellite but does support streaming. The in-room WiFi was good.

We picked this property due to past reviews and they were spot on. It was a little smaller than pictures showed but it was plenty of space for just two people. We were not in the room very long except to sleep. The location was great as far as being able to walk to places to eat or if you need to shop. A Target and Walgreens were in walking distance. We did not rent a car so Ubered everywhere. I'm not sure I would do that again as it became very pricey but we had never been to Pittsburgh and were unsure of parking. We went to an NFL Football game and the uber ride was over $60 there and $80 coming home alone. But it still was convenient being dropped off where you were going. Pittsburgh is a beautiful city and we had a great time! next time we will stay longer and rent a car so we can see more!

The concept of a remotely managed hotel with no local staff seems to work, until something goes wrong in the building and they start sending threatening messages to all guests at the same time. There was a fire alarm during our stay due to construction works on one of the floors and we got noise sensor warnings with the threat of terminating our stay ad $500 fines...