The Industrialist Hotel

405 Wood Street

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SAT: 10:00am - 1:00pm
SUN: 1:00pm - 4:00pm

YOUR EXPERIENCE

Immerse yourself in the history of Pittsburgh’s first skyscraper, now serving as a luxury boutique hotel. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the hotel’s lobbies and unique architectural details.

NOTE: The lobby is small, capacity limited to 10 people at a time.

• Wheelchair-Accessible Entrance: YES

• Wheelchair-Accessible Restrooms: YES

• Public Restrooms: YES

• Photography Allowed: YES

ABOUT THIS BUILDING

The Arrott Building opened in 1902 at the height of the Industrial Revolution and is now part of Pittsburgh’s Fourth Avenue Historic District. It was designed by acclaimed architect Frederick J. Osterling and named after Irish immigrant businessman James Arrott.

Once the headquarters of Arrott’s booming bathtub and insurance businesses, the building became mostly vacant by the 1970s. After decades of disuse, the Industrialist Hotel opened its doors into a now reimagined space for the modern traveler.

The Industrialist Hotel embodies the best of Pittsburgh—its people and spirit of invention—honoring its past legacy for American ingenuity while telling the story of the new Industrialist.

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