Hyatt Regency Hotels in Boston

The hotel was built quite early but the rooms are all renovated. There are not many restaurants nearby but the hotel's own restaurant is delicious. The shuttle bus has five stops to go to the subway or Harvard MIT, which is very convenient. The Charles River is just opposite with unbeatable views. The gym is comparable to a commercial gym. The rooms are huge. It can be said to be a very satisfactory hotel compared to the average hotel level in the United States.

It's only five minutes away from Chinatown and five minutes away from Downtown Crossing subway station. It's a very convenient place. You can ask for slippers from the hotel. I've been in the United States for more than ten days. This is the first time I got slippers from a hotel. There's even a microwave. I packed some food from a restaurant the day before and called the front desk to ask if they could help heat it up. I didn't expect them to move a microwave directly. The room is not big, but there are many plugs, so you don't have to worry about not having a place to charge. The water in the refrigerator needs to be charged extra, 4 dollars a bottle. But the sound insulation is really not very good. You can hear the faucet next door flushing the toilet.

The hotel lobby has an unbeatable sea view. The food in the lobby restaurant is also very good. The signature dish Boston lobster roll is recommended. The hotel is close to the airport and you can use the supporting facilities of the airport, but there are no other restaurants or shops near the hotel. The hotel provides shuttle to and from the airport. Please note that you need to call the hotel to notify the pick-up, as the waiting time is relatively long.