Omni William Penn Hotel
530 William Penn Place
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
The AMIA hotel rate is $159 plus tax per night. You can reserve your room online here .. please read below for information about cancellation policies, wifi, and early departure fees.
Please note – the AMIA room rate ends Tuesday, October 11th.
The Hotel Room Block is sold out on Friday and Saturday …
The Local Committee has put together a list of nearby hotels in addition to the Spring Suites.
Monaco Pittsburgh, a Kimpton Hotel
620 William Penn Place
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
(412) 471-1170
www.monaco-pittsburgh.com
[Right next door to the conference hotel!]
Westin Convention Center Hotel
1000 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
(412) 281-3700
http://www.westinpittsburgh.com
[6-minute walk to conference hotel]
Fairmont Pittsburgh
510 Market St, at Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
1-888-270-6647
http://www.fairmont.com/pittsburgh/
[6-minute walk to conference hotel]
Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel
107 6th Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
(412) 562-1200
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/pitbr-renaissance-pittsburgh-hotel/
[6-minute walk to conference hotel]
Cambria Hotel & Suites Pittsburgh-Downtown
1320 Centre Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA, 15219
(412)381-6687
[7-minute walk to conference hotel] This location is right beside the PPG Paints Arena (formerly Consol Energy Center. If there is a hockey game, it will be noisy and crowded. I’ve been here and it is spacious, clean, and really nice.
The Hotel has recommended the Monaco as well as:
DoubleTree Downtown
1 Bigelow Square
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
412.281.5800
[1 block away from the hotel]
Embassy Suites Downtown
535 Smithfield Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
412.338.2200
[1 block away from the hotel]
We advise calling the Omni William Penn – if room rooms are released or they are able to extend any other rooms, calling will be the best way to get the information first.
About your reservation at the Omni William Penn …
Celebrating its 100th birthday in 2016, the William Penn opened on March 11, 1916, in what newspapers hailed as the Grandest Hotel in the nation, its first night it hosted the annual Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce Gala and was recorded as the largest gala in city history up to that time with U.S. Secretary of State Philander Knox hosting the event.
Designed by renowned architects Benno Janssen, and Franklin Abbott, the hotel was the last building venture of Henry Clay Frick, one of Pittsburgh’s wealthiest industrialists, and completed at a cost of $6 million. Frick envisioned the William Penn as Pittsburgh’s showplace, designed to rival the great hotels of Europe in Old World style and enhanced with the sophisticated technology offered by the 20th century.