“Happiness is a road trip with a good playlist.”
The William Omni Penn Hotel, 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. The Omni William Penn Hotel is also a member of Historic Hotels Worldwide, which is dedicated to promoting heritage and cultural travel to prestigious historic treasures.
Saturday evening we will spend a delightful evening at the William Omni Penn Hotel, having a delicious dinner. Afterwards, if you wish, you can visit their 1920’s Speakeasy. The Speakeasy has been restored into its former historic glory. In true 1920s tradition, Pittsburgh's only Speakeasy is tucked beneath the hotel lobby. This is a great opportunity to relax and enjoy the company of friends, family, and peers.