Boston Hotels with Parking

The hotel is located very close to China Town and Boston Common, within 15 min walk. Part of the Freedom trail is very close to Boston Common. It’s a bit far from Long Wharf area but still convenient to take a subway to go there. The distance to Farneuil Hall is within 30min walk. Overall it’s a good location. Clean and spacious room space. But the bathroom is the smallest ever Hilton hotel I had seen. The door is scratching the toilet bowl when you try to fully open it. The shower is very small too making it not a pleasant bathroom experience. Other than this, it’s a nice Hilton hotel.

The hotel is 8 mins walk to the redline, which makes the transportation very convenient to all the main attractions in Bostion. The hotel is old, so the room has a weird smell. However, the reception desk is very friendly. We had our welcome cookies and some nice suggestions for the stay and transportation. There is a market place on the first floor which serves Starbucks coffee and other groceries. All in all, we are satisfied with the stay considering the price.

The service was pretty good. It gave me a $40 ”Food & Breakfast” credit per day. I just didn't expect that I also had to pay an extra $30 ”Unban Destination Fee” per day.

Although I stayed at this hotel for only 12 hours, the room was quite spacious and confortable and equipped with everything I needed to stay for one night. As I needed to leave the hotel at 5am and could not have breakfast as it started being supplied from 6am. However, staying at this hotel was still worth the price.

Really not that great for the price, it’s a very old building in the city centre, so it’s a little small and feels old too. Location is amazing, service is decent and overall clean. Resort fee is quite expensive and it includes a small daily non stackable voucher for use at restaurant which is not very useful.

Though the customer service at the front desk was great, other things weren’t. When we arrived in our room, we immediately noticed gross stains on the lamp shades and walls. We had a lunchbox with a few snacks for our toddler and when we woke up found chewed holes from mice in the lunch box and multiple bags of food. The bathtub would fill during a shower and took about 20-30 minutes to empty afterwards. Half of the outlets in the room didn’t work. And Convenient for out of staters the breakfast area was closed. My fiancé and I agreed that it’s not worth saving money and from now on we are sticking with Marriott or Hilton!

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.

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!

I arrived at the hotel in the morning. I planned to store my luggage and check in in the afternoon. Unexpectedly, Ms. Carley at the front desk directly helped me check in. Carley is beautiful and enthusiastic, and the other front desk staff I met were also friendly and polite. The hotel's specialty is music, there is a record player in the room, and the bar is very lively at night. There is an outdoor swimming pool and there are customers swimming🏊. There is breakfast, bread, eggs, milk, yogurt, coffee, fruits, etc. Ordered from Ctrip, the price is relatively favorable. The room was very clean.

Older dated hotel, but for the price point its a great value. Airport shuttle was much appreciated, given all traffic and road closures. Room was very clean and comfortable. Breakfast was above average for a Ramada. Fruit, breads, bagels, waffles, oatmeal, eggs, sausage, cereal, milk, juice and coffee. Breakfast choices were plentiful. There is a bowling alley next door, and store/deli across the busy road. I used Uber to get to my planned excursions in downtown. The outside and layout of the hotel is not very appealing, but for the price point, the hotel was a good value. You must sign up for airport return shuttle the day before, and it only leaves promptly at the top of the hour. Again, for the price, it’s great value. Recommend