Later this year, Fairmont Pittsburgh expects to receive LEED® certification at a Gold level, which complements the company's industry leading Green Partnership, a programme focused on operational sustainability and responsible tourism practices.
 
Guestrooms and suites are residential in nature with spacious living and work areas, comfortable furniture and colour palettes inspired by the city's colourful bridges. Room amenities include LCD HDTVs, iPod docking stations and four-fixture bathrooms. Guests also enjoy spectacular views of the city landscape and rivers courtesy of floor-to-ceiling windows, a first for any hotel in the city.
 
The hotel offers two dining options, both located within the unique double-height lobby of the hotel. "Andy’s" bar, named after two of the city's most famous Andrews - Carnegie and Warhol - and Habitat restaurant, with the first serving up classic cocktails crafted by Fairmont's talented mycologists and the latter featuring local ingredients in globally-inspired cuisine.
 
Adding to the reinvention of the Pittsburgh's popular downtown Market Square District, the hotel's design is a melding of "art and industry moments," which celebrates the city's artistic and industrial history. Glass and steel elements are used prominently throughout the hotel, along with artwork from local artists displayed throughout the hotel. Guests can also explore artefacts recovered from the site of Three PNC Plaza during the construction phase and learn the "storied" past of 510 Market Street.

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