Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown

Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown is a premier exhibition and convention venue located in the heart of Pittsburgh's Golden Triangle, adjacent to Point State Park and the Cultural District. Originally opened as the Hilton Pittsburgh in 1959, this historic hotel was built on the site of Pittsburgh's o...

Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown is a premier exhibition and convention venue located in the heart of Pittsburgh's Golden Triangle, adjacent to Point State Park and the Cultural District. Originally opened as the Hilton Pittsburgh in 1959, this historic hotel was built on the site of Pittsburgh's original King's Garden and has served as one of the city's key destinations for distinguished visitors for over 50 years. The venue became part of Wyndham Hotels in 2010 and underwent extensive renovations completed in 2014. With 712 guest rooms and suites, the facility offers over 60,000 square feet of flexible meeting and event space across 35 individual meeting rooms and conference venues. The Grand Ballroom, spanning 17,280 square feet with 19-foot ceilings and a built-in stage, is the largest and most distinguished ballroom in Pittsburgh, capable of hosting up to 2,000 guests in classroom style or accommodating major conventions and trade shows. The King's Garden Ballroom provides 10,080 square feet of space with stunning views of Point State Park and Pittsburgh's three rivers. The venue serves diverse industries including corporate meetings, conventions, trade shows, exhibitions, weddings, and social events. Key facilities include state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment, wireless internet throughout, a 24-hour business center, multiple breakout rooms, and comprehensive catering services through the on-site 3 Rivers Restaurant. The hotel's strategic location provides easy access to major sports venues including Acrisure Stadium, PPG Paints Arena, and PNC Park, while being just 8 blocks from the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. With valet parking available and shuttle services within three miles, the venue represents Pittsburgh's geographic and business importance as a major convention destination in the northeastern United States.