Top Hotels in Boston with Spas

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.

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.

The room and amenities are a bit old although they seem to have been refurbished. But the room is spacious. Good location too. But note that they don’t have free wifi unless you are a Marriott member and remember to double check the bills.

To participate in the exhibition, the hotel itself is very good, excellent service

Hotel location is very good, the city can turn around, the hotel is clean and tidy, the health is very good, the waiter cleans the room every day, when I go, it rains every day, the weather is very cold, the warm air is very comfortable. The hotel's umbrella service is great! Except for the other ones are very good!

very perfect. It is very convenient to take the free silver line directly from the airport. The experience is very good, and I feel the same as if I lived in Shanghai for 5 stars, even better!

The second time, the hotel facilities are easy to use for the people. The excellent location is the commercial department store area, located in the central city. The surrounding subway and supermarket are within walking distance. The restaurant has a rich and convenient diet. The hotel offers warm service and a newly renovated lobby with free coffee breaks. Tickets for buses to outlets can be confirmed at the front desk and picked up at the hotel the next day. Very good trip.

This location was excellent for experiencing many of the historic sites in Boston. A short walk to Boston Common, and many great dining options within walking distance. Overnight parking is a bit steep ($60/night). The valet and front desk staff were all pleasant to speak to, respectful and kind. The room itself has one of the heaviest doors I've ever had to use in a hotel. Really takes some muscle! Despite this, the door didn't block the hallway sound, especially since we were right across from the ice maker. The room was small but not unreasonable. The bed was comfortable, and there was a refrigerator, but it was awkwardly placed on the floor next to the desk. It stuck out from the space so was odd. There was no microwave, but a shared microwave near the ice maker. There was a desk and chair, as well as a couple of drawers. The closet was small, but had an ironing board and iron, as well as a luggage holder. The bathroom was small, and had a sliding door, which we did not like at all. All sound was heard, which is not pleasant. There also was no exhaust fan. The slider into the shower was very narrow to enter. The water pressure was good, but it was very easy to get water everywhere in this bathroom. There was a good amount of counter space for us to set our things, as well as an outlet for hair products. The TV was large and worked well for us. There is no included breakfast, but there is breakfast offered onsite for a fee. We had the Saturday breakfast buffet for $26/person. We had custom made omelets, as well as waffles and bagels. Lots of options, with serving staff to bring beverages and anything else you may need. A little steep in the cost, but a good breakfast. This was our first visit to Boston, and will probably be the last one we take driving on our own, so having the option to park and walk to places was welcome.