Hotels with Bars in Boston

The hotel service is very good! ! Originally, it seemed that the hotel did not have slippers, so I contacted the front desk. The front desk quickly sent slippers over. It was a very good travel experience and the location of the hotel was also very good.

The rooms are soso… the reception are very accommodating… the very good thing in this hotel is they give a frankly baked cookie which I really love the most

The room has good view and confortable. But at the leaving day I missed a apple charger I certainly remember it that contacted the outlet. I called the hotel but she said there are nothing. I was disappointed because I thought it would be easy to find it.

It was a quick trip, I didn't get checked in until 3am and left out @9 am. The room was very clean. I was able to grab a quick bagel thanks to the free breakfast buffet. My car was waiting for me and my bag was place in my car by the attendant. Once I was home checking my emails I realized my stay was prorated and I was not charged a full day. I really appreciate them for noticing and applying the credit. I will be choosing Embassy Suites for future trips to Boston.

Great stay, good location. Close to stop 7 on the trolley tour. It might be because of the state or hotel but the incidentals and resort fee are particularly higher than any other state we’ve travelled to. Something to be aware of if you’re an international tourist.

Although we booked a lower tier room, we ended up on the 10th floor with a view away from downtown. After recent renovations, the room was modern and clean. The bathroom had a large walk-in shower and good lighting. The hotel is located at one end of a luxury mall with expensive stores. This was helpful for being able to walk around without braving the cold wet weather outside. The staff were friendly and helpful. Be aware that guests are charged a $25 amenities fee that becomes credit towards food and beverages at the hotel; this forces you to spend money for some overpriced food; however the food was good. Parking is also overpriced at $69 per night. You can park at the mall for about $50 paying by the hour. There are many good restaurants in the area and it is a reasonable walk to Boston Commons. It’s a good place to stay near the center of the city, but factor in the expensive extras when you are comparing hotels. We would stay there again.

The environment is very good, 10 minutes' walk from the subway station. Many waiters in the breakfast room are very nice, except for one brown middle-aged man who has a very stiff attitude. Several female waiters are very nice. Chocolates were put out in the evening and we left a tip. We also left a note saying thank you after cleaning. Across the bridge from the back door is the children's museum, and it's also nice to walk along the river.

Really poor experience at this hotel. Booked and PAID for a CITY VIEW room and was told that I was “upgraded” upon check-in for being a good member. My view was of the roof of the convention center. No city view to be found. This is an upgrade?! The room itself is small, dirty and dated. The bathroom is very cramped and barely any water pressure. I couldn’t even rinse off my toothbrush because the water pressure was so low. I stayed here during a conference and the pig slop that they tried to feed us for breakfast and lunch was atrocious. There is a Starbucks in the lobby, but it is staffed by buffoons, and your wait will be 30 minutes on any given day. Last day requested late check out and they said “sorry, no availability” even though I am Gold. This hotel has 700+ rooms, and you’re telling me they’re going to clean all the rooms at the exact same time so that they can’t offer later checkout? Truly pathetic. Finally, a word on location. The seaport is a nice area, but this hotel is isolated. You’re still a one mile walk from restaurants and civilization, and Ubers were hard to come by in this area. In sum, this is a dirty, poorly maintained hotel in a mediocre location that does not honor any Bonvoy benefits. If you can snag it for less than $200 per night it might be worth it, otherwise I’d skip it.

After Ctrip had paid the room rate, the next day after leaving the hotel, the credit card was deducted from another $ 113.8. We called back to ask the hotel. The customer service phone was so difficult to get through without saying that we were not deducted from our two sums. After looking for Ctrip customer service to communicate to the present 20 days, the hotel has repeatedly answered the reasons for the deduction of 4, 5 versions. Including the middle said that a refund has been made to another credit card we have never seen before, and later changed to no refund on that card. So far no explanation has been given to us. I also refused to confirm the credit card information with Ctrip customer service, and said that our credit card and the guest's name are not correct. The efficiency is also extremely slow. Basically, it can communicate once every three working days, one version at a time. In addition, the hotel was very noisy in the corridor at 10 o'clock that night. There were people who were walking back and forth. There was a bar downstairs.

The location is very good. The subway is very close to the Red Line, Orange Line and Green Line. It is a paradise for eating and shopping. Macy's, Marshalls and other shopping malls are close by. For meals, within five minutes walk of various shops in Chinatown, the cafe and restaurant RUKA on the first floor of the hotel are popular shops. The front desk helped to book RUKA's seat, and it was full at six. The front desk is very patient and has always been nice. Lemonade is available throughout the day in the lobby. The room was very comfortable, the bathroom was easy to use, and the towels were soft and thick. A rare hotel in the United States that offers slippers.