Hotels With Breakfast in Massachusetts, United States

I like this hotel very much. It is very quiet. There is free parking. Breakfast is also good. But the pool water is very cold. I can’t swim. Later, I can run the gym. The room facilities are a bit old. But the air conditioning is very good. I wanted to stay a few more nights. Later, the room was full.

It was a generally good stay, with nice amenities and a spacious room. There was one issue that came up: the Trip.com website stated that the room would be on the 27th floor. However, when checking in, the reception at the Encore hotel said the highest they could give me was the 17th floor, 10 floors below what was promised, even though I showed them my reservation detailing that reserved room was on the 27th floor. A second issue to be aware: this establishment that calls itself a ”resort hotel” does not have a mini-fridge in the room. One can rent one for $40/night, which is a bit mind-boggling. The only fridge in the room is dedicated for the mini-bar. However, one cannot use that fridge because any movement of items in it would incur a charge since the sensor system, which tracks each bottle, would trigger a charge to the room. This meant I could not place my perishable item in the mini-bar fridge by shifting the alcoholic bottles to make space for my perishable items. Otherwise, this was overall a pleasant stay.

Convenient transportation, free parking, good environment, rich breakfast. People care about the location problem, personally feel that they can not comment, because I am renting a car, only consider convenient transportation, do not need to live in the city center, hot spots, because most cities rarely traffic jam, the location is not important

A go to hotel when I'm in Boston. Newton is a suburb but you can be in Boston very quickly but no subway stations nearby. It's right over the Massachusetts turnpike (but I've never felt bothered by highway traffic noise) it's not in town but couldn't be closer to the highway that gets you into the city or directly to the airport. It's got a great bar connected called Social that has really good food and live music sometimes on weekends and another small, neighborhood style bar right across the street (Buff's Pub) that has solid pub food and some of the best wings in the Boston area. They will for sure have whichever Boston sports game on. Bar closes early though, maybe 11pm. A great pizza place and a few other restaurants and a liquor store in walking distance (and a Dunkin' Donuts). Service is always good, the pool is quite small but it exists and is old but clean. No gym. Breakfast is solid. Parking Garage too.

My kids and I decided to get out of Boston for the weekend during February school vacation. We got a 2 double bed room and the beds were extremely clean and comfortable, the room was a little small but extremely clean. The service and workers were great and friendly. The pool was clean (kind of too cold) but safe and had nice warm towels available. The free breakfast the next morning was delicious, nice spread of choices. The price was amazingly affordable! Overall a great experience, will definitely be coming back for April Vacation. 😊

I stayed at the Hampton Inn & Suites Boston Crosstown Center for four nights during a business trip, and had a great experience. The location is convenient, with easy access to downtown and public transportation. The room was clean, quiet, and comfortable—perfect for getting work done and resting after long days. The staff was friendly and accommodating, and the complimentary breakfast was a nice bonus. Overall, a reliable and comfortable stay for business travelers. I’d definitely return on future trips to Boston.

Very good, fair price

This was my favorite hotel during my three-week trip to the East Coast. It has a nice design, the rooms are spacious, and the windows are especially large, providing excellent natural light. There's an Italian restaurant downstairs, which is very popular for dinner and the food is quite good. There's also a games room, gym, and free laundry facilities. It's not far from Harvard, so the hotel and surrounding area felt very lively with many young people. Parking costs $33 and requires valet parking. The only downside is breakfast; the Italian restaurant downstairs doesn't open until 10:30 am, so before that time, they only have bread, which isn't very good value. I recommend eating breakfast at the burger joint next to the hotel. Coffee in the morning is free.

Breakfast was good, but not able to take back to your room. Additional deposit needed upon arrival not refunded until 14 days later. Would've stayed elsewhere if had known

Breakfast is quite nice. We enjoyed the waffles there. Location is good. Walking distance to shuttle bus and orange line Got changed to a quiter room when I complained about the loud and noisy neighbor. Old amentities but generally clean.