Spa Hotels in Boston

Excellent location a few minutes from airport. Shuttle comes automatically and about every ten to fifteen minutes. My favorite free breakfast is here. They have made-to- order omelets with many ingredient choices. Good bed, big TV, friendly staff. They also have an evening reception most nights. We like to walk also to the Italian deli market three blocks away. They do have a luggage storage room if you have to take a flight out later in the day.

I’ve been attending an event at this location for the last 3 years and this was by far the worst one yet. The rooms are SMALL… a suite is the size of an average hotel room. The queens were hardly enough for a couple. Their run rooms are literal closets. It is very clean, staff was great about replenishing towels and providing extra within a reasonable time. However, I was a little taken back when management refused to accommodate the event and often shoved us out of the way to prioritize 2-3 pilots coming in from the local airport. We are a 2,500+ person event and staff seemed to go out of their way to make things extra difficult. Elevator lines were ridiculous and when we tried to use the stairs, one of the managers lied and said they didn’t have any. Luckily we found them ourselves and just proceeded to use them as necessary. I was taken back by the bell hops who literally shoved their hand in your face demanding money before you could even take your bags off the cart… certainly made me not want to tip them at all especially after watching them man handle our luggage and throw it around. When it was time to leave, one member openly groaned in annoyance when we had requested our bags be taken to valet. Nobody wanted to do their job without extra money being tossed at them. Finally we got our luggage to valet and before I could even get my wallet out one member scoffed in disgust and tossed the cart at us… certainly not going to tip after that tantrum. 3 years ago this was my favorite location but you can actively see the decline in service and respect toward patrons. The location is ok at best. It’s in walking distance to great restaurants and such, however it’s impossible to park and unload on the main busy street. I’m glad we have a new hotel for next year…

When I checked in, I asked if I could get a room with a city view. The guy at the front desk smiled and said that the room I booked could not be viewed. I received the room card and went into the room. It was quite spacious and the bathroom was big enough. But there was a buzzing noise. I checked and noticed that there was an ice machine next door. It turned out to be the sound. I went straight to a person at the counter and told him about the situation. He immediately accompanied me upstairs to check. Originally, he said that the ice machine could be turned off, but after consulting, he said that the ice would melt into water and overflow. But there were no vacancies. He gave me earplugs but I refused. He said to see if there were any reservations that night but did not come. I said I would wait. As a result, I waited for more than half an hour. I guess before 12 o'clock, I called to say that someone had cancelled. He came up with the room card and changed the room. It was much quieter. I wrote down his name: ******, the front desk manager of InterContinental Hotel. I can only say that I was lucky. If no one had cancelled the reservation that night, I would be in trouble.

We visited Boston to watch a musical and this hotel was one of the closest to the theater and it was not as exorbitant in pricing like others were. As you walk in you notice that the lobby is huge. They have a bar/restaurant and already two other restaurant at the facility. We checked in which was quick. The hotel was very clean and nice. We went to our room the 10th floor, it was a double which was fine but the bed was very small. It literally felt like I was on a twin bed. The room was plenty big enough and the bathroom was large and clean. One of the cooler things about this hotel is that they had a wall which was essentially a huge led screen which had various images of Boston. I was literally sitting at the lobby and watching the sites while sitting there-Way Cool!

The hotel is in a very good location, connected to the shopping mall, making it convenient for shopping. Downstairs is the Public Library. There is no buffet breakfast in the hotel. If you want to eat, you need to order a la carte. The Destination Fee of $30 per day can be used for breakfast. It is not enough for two people.

To participate in the exhibition, the hotel itself is very good, excellent service

Hotel location is very good, the city can turn around, the hotel is clean and tidy, the health is very good, the waiter cleans the room every day, when I go, it rains every day, the weather is very cold, the warm air is very comfortable. The hotel's umbrella service is great! Except for the other ones are very good!

Hotel was clean. Staff was wonderful all around. No room service but you can order and pick up. Only had appetizers and they were ok. Pricey from Tamo. Breakfast at Alure was excellent. Had coffee and breakfast sandwich at Cafe kiosk. Was surprisingly good. Used Uber/Lyft when needed. Felt safe walking but only did so during daylight. Would book again. Pricey but worth it.

The second time, the hotel facilities are easy to use for the people. The excellent location is the commercial department store area, located in the central city. The surrounding subway and supermarket are within walking distance. The restaurant has a rich and convenient diet. The hotel offers warm service and a newly renovated lobby with free coffee breaks. Tickets for buses to outlets can be confirmed at the front desk and picked up at the hotel the next day. Very good trip.

The front desk attitude is good, the hotel is relatively new, the fruit market is downstairs, there are many restaurants nearby, and it is good to walk down the street at night. Is the hotel to charge 25 yuan a day for the use of hotel facilities, you can get fruit and water at the front desk, which are counted in the 25 dollars a day, so do n’t be embarrassed if you live