Best Boston Hotels

"Very convenient location. Very efficiently run shuttle between hotel and airport. Staffs are all very helpful."

"The room is very nice and the location is very convenient. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby. The hotel can also receive express delivery and there is a public laundry area, but you have to pay with coins to operate it."

"The room is smaller than I expected, but overall it’s clean. Just spend one night here as the flight is in early morning and it’s very close to the airport. The receptionist is not very polite. They should know how to treat guests who stay here"

"The owners were kind and professional. I did find a hair on my sheet from a head that certainly wasn't mine, which isn't that big of a deal but did ick me out a little. I had prepaid for a room with a shared bathroom for the floor and when I arrived, I was offered a room with a private bath for an extra fee. I didn't want to spend the extra money, but it would've been nice if they had offered it free seeing as it was empty anyway."

"Breakfast is average, relatively simple, there should be a triple room, the hotel should be in the Harvard courtyard, only three or four minutes to the teaching building, the room is relatively small, but very comfortable, there is parking, free."

"I left my necklace that means a lot to me in the bathroom before checking out, the hotel housekeeper would definitely see it but obviously took it. I rushed back to hotel front desk to hoping that I would get it back but nope , very disappointing and heartbroken cos the necklace means so much to me regardless its money value( Tiffany ) ."

"Pros: New Yorker first time driving to Boston, so i need a hotel that provide parking. This hotel provide free and pretty safe parking in their basement which is excellent for interstate driving travelers. Beside free parking, this hotel also great for sightseeing Boston via public transportation. There is a bus stop right across the street. Bus 77 will go straight to the Red Line Harvard Station. You can transfer to Red Line and go straight to the city. Or you can transfer to Bus 1, which will take you to nearby Boston University and Newbury St. From Newbury St stop, you can transfer to the Green Line at Hynes Convention Center Station. There are a lot of attractions right on the Green Line for you to explore. When you are done with your travel, u can take Red Line or Bus 1 back to Harvard Station, then transfer 77 and it will take you back right next to the hotel. This hotel also provide free breakfast in my booking. The breakfast is nice but will be better if it can last to 10am during the weekdays. (6-9weekdays, 7-10 weekends) The room is not bad, pretty big with table, kitchen, refrigerator, sofa, two tvs and a bed. The room I have is pretty clean and I do not have much to complain. The hotel staffs are nice too. Cons: The mattress is not too hard or soft and is comfortable for me. However, it is little too noisy when you try to move or turn. The bathtub is slippery when you step in it, especially where there’s water in it. I have to grab the pole tight every time. The hotel need to address this issue for safety."

"We had a great stay at [Hotel Name]! It’s a no-frills experience, but everything was clean, comfortable, and well-run. Check-in is strictly at 4 PM—no early check-ins, which is good to know in advance. Housekeeping isn’t automatic, but you can request fresh towels or room cleaning as needed, which wasn’t an issue for us. The only real downside was the breakfast—it was pretty minimal on the first day (just toast and oatmeal), but it was much better the next day with a good selection of pastries. One of the best perks is the location—it’s right at a subway stop, making getting around town seamless. If you’re looking for a simple, well-kept place to stay without unnecessary extras, this is a solid choice!"

"The location is great, there are many restaurants and cafes around. There is also a supermarket. The room is in the middle distance. The breakfast is rich in varieties, and there are also takeaway boxes/coffee cups for guests who are in a hurry to take away"

"The room was average, not bad but no surprises; the flight arrived at 10pm, so I had to call the hotel after picking up my luggage at the airport to arrange for the hotel shuttle to pick me up, but the shuttle came quite quickly. It was late at night when I arrived at the hotel, and the check-in staff at the front desk were doing other irrelevant things slowly, not considering the guests' eagerness to check in and rest, and made me wait for ten minutes before going through the formalities. The airport free shuttle driver was ok, helped with the luggage, and of course I gave him a tip. There were not many options for the buffet breakfast, which was incomparable to some high-end hotels in Asia. It seems that most bathrooms in American hotels have bathtubs + shower curtains, and shower rooms are rarely seen. The main reason is that the hotel is really not cheap, maybe because it is the peak season. At this price, you can stay in Shangri-La in major cities in China."