Highlights
Unique Moroccan-inspired tiny house with a private outdoor living space.
Keyless entry and high-speed internet for seamless convenience.
Located in trendy Lawrenceville, steps from top dining and attractions.
Location
Pittsburgh PAWhat's nearby
Within 2.6 miles from:
- Strip District (0.5 miles)
- Arsenal Cider House & Wine Cellar (0.1 miles)
- The Clemente Museum (0.3 miles)
- PNC Park (2.6 miles)
- Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens (2.0 miles)
- Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium (2.5 miles)
Description
Le Petit Riad, "The Little Courtyard" in French, is an immersive Moroccan experience. Inspired by Chefchaouen, the sapphire colored city, this is a tiny space with big IMPACT. Every meticulous detail will leave you wondering if somehow, magically, you ended up on a flight to the Mediterranean, instead of PIT. Nestled in a quiet alley literally steps from Butler Street and all Lawrenceville, the hottest hood in Pittsburgh, has to offer.
KEY AMENITIES / DETAILS:
✓ TINY HOUSE with a private spacious outdoor “living room”
✓ Check-in process: Keyless entry with code
✓ 1 Bathroom with separate shower
✓ Rain shower head with hand held nozzle
✓ Sleeps 2: Queen Murphy bed, that easily tucks away into a closet when not in use, to maximize living space. Bed will be in the down position upon arrival
✓ Internet: High speed up to 200mbps
✓ Parking: Free street parking on nearby streets.
✓ Laundry: Washer/dryer in property
✓ Kitchenette: Fully stocked with quality amenities. There is no range, however the riad has a portable induction cooktop, microwave and an air fryer for light meal prep
✓ Coffee/Tea: Premium whole bean and ground coffee, gourmet tea
✓ HVAC: Ductless, hotel-style mini split
We're professionally managed by HostWise Stays, one of the top-rated in the US! Featuring a 4.93 / 5 with over 11k reviews, we are in the top 0.1% in the country! With 24/7/365 rapid availability for anything you need, think of us as your "virtual concierge" but know that we have a full team in the area, should any issues arise that require in-person assistance.
**"Don't trust your stay to someone far way!"**
Via "Visit Pittsburgh":
Lawrenceville
It's the city's biggest and arguably hippest neighborhood.
Home to many artists and designers, this trendy 'ville hosts some of the city's biggest arts events. It's a neighborhood on the rise with affordable properties, first-rate, one-of-a-kind shops and an awesome dining scene. The neighborhood has undergone such a revival that it's called a "go-to" destination by The New York Times. Located less than three miles from Downtown, it's a neighborhood with deep roots too. In fact, composer Stephen Foster's father charted the street plans in 1814.
Pittsburgh is called the City of Bridges due to our rivers and hills, and because of this, driving here is a learning curve. Since our area is super walkable, with a 90+ walk score, we recommend parking and staying put for your stay, and using Uber / Lyft if you're venturing further out.
Approximate Walking Times
➤ Round Corner Cantina - 0.1 miles / ~3 minutes
➤ Morcilla - 0.3 miles / ~6 minutes
➤ Arsenal Cider House - 0.2 miles / ~4 minutes
➤ Grapperia - 0.2 miles / ~5minutes
➤ Eleventh Hour Brewing - 0.2 miles / ~5 minutes
➤ Industry Public House - 0.5 miles / ~12 minutes
➤ Trace Brewing - 0.6 miles / ~14 minutes
Approximate Drive Times:
➤ Strip District - ~3 minutes
➤ University of Pittsburgh - ~6 minutes
➤ Heinz Field (Acrisure Stadium) - ~8 minutes
➤ Stage AE - ~8 minutes
➤ Andy Warhol Museum - ~8 minutes
➤ PPG Arena - ~8 minutes
➤ PNC Park - ~8 minutes
➤ Rivers Casino - ~8 minutes
➤ National Aviary - ~8 minutes
➤ Point State Park - ~9 minutes
➤ Station Square - ~12 minutes
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Amenities
Exterior security cameras on property
We had a very nice stay in the tiny house. It was easy to find and access. It was well decorated and well organized for a small space. The patio space was great. I was initially worried about parking, but we had zero issues parking at any time of day. The location cannot be beat for walkable bars and restaurants; it’s just a block away from so many great places. The home was still nice and quiet though and felt very private. <br/>I did have some difficulties sleeping on the mattress - I don’t sleep well on memory foam-like mattresses. I also wish there was clothes storage. There were some odd things from this being a corporate owned location - it was weird that I couldn’t just ask for early check in here and instead was given a link to a 3rd party site where I had to sign up and then request it there, just for the host the message me back on Airbnb about it. I got a LOT of messages from the host too (including a guilt inducing one at checkout about my rating), it was a little much for me. Hosts were great and the tiny home was cool, great neighborhood J
Josh Massey
5.0
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July 2025
Fantastic Spot for a Solo Traveler
Positive: This space was exactly what I was looking for in a place to get away and work on a project I am doing. It was quiet, comfortable, and the Moroccan theme was inspiring. There were great cafe's and restaurants within walking distance and a lot more within a short drive.
I didn't have any issues getting in the house or finding parking close by. It was lovely.
Negative: I hadn't realized there was a hotplate for cooking until my last day, which would've saved me some money - but I got to explore a lot, meet some great folks, and eat some delicious food.
Property Rules
Self check-in with smart lock
Not suitable for children and infants
