THE ULTIMATE MID-CENTURY URBAN RETREAT
The Distrikt Hotel Pittsburgh, a Curio Collection by Hilton, drew it inspiration from the building’s previous lives. The Gothic Revival style structure was built in 1924 as the Salvation Army of Western PA, named after the first female General, Evangeline Booth. In 1951, Evangeline Residence was recognized as non-profit corporation organized and existed as an institution of benevolence and charity, consisting of 229 sleeping rooms, a dining room which is operated exclusively for the residents of the building and the officers of the Salvation Army, a lounge and other rooms. The hotel’s Décor throughout, is mid-century modern, with a color palette of soft grays, silvers, cobalt blue with accents of yellow and gold representing the Golden Triangle. The warm and cozy guest room environment amplifies the modern-day urban experience.