Best Watertown Hotels

"The room facilities are relatively simple, and the breakfast food is simple, but it is enough. It is located in a relatively remote industrial area, next to Watertown Plaza and a Target, and it is very convenient to Harvard and MIT"

"Breakfast was pretty good. Nice that they had a pool and thehotel is connected to a bar called Social which is a cool place and just across the street from Boston's Best chicken wings Buff's Pub and a very great Pizza spot Max n Leo's dunkin donuts a liquor store also within a 2 minute walk... they seem to change ownership often but its a great location. I would say its a bit expensive for the 3.5 star level, but everything in Boston is expensive."

"Professional front desk staff very helpful, great location, super clean rooms, modern construction , will definitely return. Highly recommend .♥️"

"The hotel is an ordinary Hilton hotel with some shopping districts around it, which is not bad. But the attitude of the counter staff is average. I forgot a pair of shoes in the hotel, and I called to ask for it at night, but I couldn't reply. If you find it, call me and let me know. If you can't find it, you won't be notified. It's been a day and I haven't received a notification. 🥲🥲🥲"

"Hotels in Boston are surprisingly expensive. A hotel with the most three stars in the country costs 3,000 yuan a day. Moreover, the location is not in the urban area. It is at least half an hour's walk from the subway, which means it takes at least half an hour to walk to Harvard. But the hotel is not far from the Charles River. The scenery along the river is beautiful and a good place for walking and leisure."

"Although it is in a corner of Cambridge, it is close to the subway station, so it was convenient to go from the airport to public transportation. ($2.4 to get from the airport to the accommodation, about an hour including walking) It was clean and well-managed overall, and although the breakfast menu did not have many varieties, each one tasted good. However, the surrounding restaurants were mostly too far to walk, and sometimes I could hear noises from the next room, which was a shame."

"Great affordable stay for the area, easy to get around, easy car or train ride to downtown Boston. Friendly staff and the breakfast had more options than we were expecting. Comfy bed and clean room with fridge and microwave. It dis get pretty hot during the night, only complaint is that the air conditioner didn’t really work so we opened the window instead. Otherwise perfect stay."

"If you are looking for a cost-effective place, this is it. After all, Boston is very expensive and hygienic. The general facilities are also relatively old, especially the sound insulation is poor. However, it is surrounded by Boston University. There are many Asian restaurants, Chinese and Korean food. It is very convenient. It is simply Chinatown. Generally speaking, you ask for it. If it’s not very high, you can definitely stay there to save money and convenience."

"The hotel is located in a good area, right on the corner we were able to have breakfast in a great cafe. Trams ride on the street. Yhe hotel itself is clean, the bathroom was big and clean. But the room was booked for 4 people, and in the room all the bathroom amenities were for 2 people. And there was a misunderstanding with the payment of the hotel, which the employee could not solve, and we had to wait in the morning for another employee to come and sort out the problem."

"It is located in the Harvard campus, and you can walk around the Harvard campus, which is very convenient. The hotel facilities are also very smart, and the front desk staff are also very friendly."