The Duquesne Club is one of the city's more prominent institutions. A former men's-only club, it is the place where business and civic leaders gather. There are 30 rooms that are available to guests; however, a recommendation is required from one of the club's members. The club was built in 1887 and continues to provide an "Old World" experience. The accommodations are quiet, even though located in the center of downtown.
Website: duquesne.org
Phone: (412) 391-1500
Cross Streets: Between Coffee Way and Smithfield St
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325 6th Ave Pittsburgh, PA 15222 ·171.14 mi
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Amenities
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Business center
- Accessible
- Wifi
Reviews
yelpI go here for work and it's always a pleasure, consistent food and good service. The building is definitely a hallmark of Pittsburgh.
MoreSpent three nights and ate many meals there. Overall, excellent. The club is grand and full of interesting art. Staff is competent and attentive. Food and beverage in the restaurants is good,...
MoreEnjoyed many family dinners here over my lifetime. Married there 35 years ago. Very special place.
MoreAstounding. If you are a fan of Pittsburgh history, then you cannot ignore the importance of the Duquesne Club. Carnegie, Frick, Ulysses S. Grant, Herbert Hoover, Ronald Reagan, George H.W....
MorePrestigious and professional. Food and wine pairing are excellent as well. Can't wait to come back again.
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