Residence Inn Boston Andover

Nice place pics are what the room looks like big tv comfortable beds lots of parking only think i didn't like was there a 75 dollar hold on ur card i never paid that much at theses chain of hotels it always 20

Clean, friendly staff, nice breakfast

In the past my husband has stayed often in this hotel - he works with Philips that has had a campus ‘next door’. Philips is no longer a neighbour and nowadays we mostly stay at the Sonesta hotel nearby that has been nicely redecorated. This time we thought, lets try the Residence Inn again. The nice lady at the reception gave us room 123 on the first floor. The suite was overall OK, nice bed, nice small bathroom. BUT: The carpeting was dirty, the hood completely broken, the kitchen outdated, the coutch worn out, there was not enough light in the living room (no lamp in the sitting area) and there was no cutlery tray in the dishwasher. They also forgot to inform us that we have to ask them before 10am to clean the room, so we had no clean towels the second day of our stay - I mostly make our bed myself. I went to the receptionist with my complaints and she told me that a renovation was coming up next spring. She promised to bring clean towels and someone really did - after another phonecall from me about it (…). Next day there was a cutlery tray in the dishwasher and the room was done. The breakfast was OK except for the fact that there was no bread nor toast. We had kind of a view on the swimmingpool, but the weather was not nice enough for a swim. So overall, the hotel/room/service was acceptable but not great.

The carpets were filthy in our room, the tub had rings, the bedding had stains Not happy at all for a Marriott location. I would never stay here again not Would I ever recommend this location

We booked a one night stay to celebrate our daughter's birthday with friends and family. My in-laws flew in from Florida and were staying at the hotel all week. We requested a two bedroom suite next to them. The hotel said they could accommodate our request. When we went to check in there was no one at the reception desk. Eventually some rude woman asked if we were all set. I told her I was there to check in. She said they moved our reservations to the Springhill Marriott down the street. No one emailed or called me to inform me of this change. I asked if it was a two bedroom suite and she said no. She said the new room had two queen beds. She said that because my original suite technically had two queen beds, one in each bedroom that this was comparable and that I could take it or leave it. This change of plans had our family split between two hotels. Not ideal for a party. Additionally, the new room didn't have a kitchen or living room with a pullout sofa like we had planned. I understand that the hotel had a sprinkler malfunction and it flooded out half the hotel but giving away our room and not notifying us was beyond unprofessional. Can I also say that there were two police in the lobby because the hotel was having difficulty evicting a resident from one of the flooded rooms and that this hotel serves as a shelter for the state. I wish I had know this before booking. I feel like other future customers should know this. Needless to say this place operates more like a shelter than an actual hotel. How this place can call themselves a Marriott is beyond me. Do yourself a favor and stay away!

Very quaint place. All the people were very friendly. William went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect. I saw him do the same for several other guests. He gets 12/10 stars! Breakfast was better than most. Hot and real food. Not the standard complementary packaged foods. The rooms and grounds are very well maintained. I travel more than 50% for work so I've seen a lot of diminished standards in recent years. Joram also gets kudos for his very friendly and professional demeanor

Very comfortable and clean, we loves our stay!

The room was very clean and comfortable. The staff was great and Pedro was amazing! He was very helpful and always had a smile on his face. Thanks again