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Residence Inn by Marriott Boston Downtown/South End

Residence Inn by Marriott Boston Downtown/South End

4.4/5120 Reviews
My son and I stayed two nights for college visits in the Boston area. This Residence Inn is very new and was an excellent base for our exploration of Boston. All rooms are king bed and a quality sofa bed. Quiet room although some sirens at night being near Boston Hospital. Nice bathrooms with excellent water pressure. Standard Residence Inn kitchenette. Good complimentary breakfast in lobby. Parking was $40 but safe and secure. The location is not great for walking (although we did walk to Fenway Park in the early evening which took about 30 mins, and then took a cab back). What you sacrifice in location here is made up for by the hotel being new and having reasonable parking prices, etc. Would stay here again.
Cambria Hotels Boston Downtown - Seaport

Cambria Hotels Boston Downtown - Seaport

4.1/5102 Reviews
South Boston
I chose this hotel for three reasons – modern swanky look, closeness to T line station and moderate price for Boston during the period we stayed in the city i.e., if you could think an average rate of $350 is moderate ☹ The staff were quite pleasant – some more pleasant than others. Although the hotel was very busy, they are kind enough to afford us a couple of hours of late checkout at no cost. The room I stayed in had a simple but cool design cool. I liked everything about the room but not the fact that the rooms had carpets in them. I am sure it saves the hotel a bundle during the winters but its not the best hygienically speaking for clients. However, carpets in the hallway are a very good feature as it makes for a quieter stay ie less noise from the hallways My room was located the 13th floor. I felt lucky for the great city view. Although I did not like my very very small room and wardrobe. My wife and I had to hop over suitcases and around ourselves to get around the room. I liked the room toilet (albeit as small as it was) which was probably the best design feature of the room. The HVAC system is a bit loud when it comes on but I got used to it. The bed was comfortable. My wife and I slept really well. It’s a basic hotel with WIFI in the room but no laundry or room service etc. The hotel doesn’t provide proper breakfast or breakfast spread but has a contracted restaurant on site but its not quite the hotel breakfast you need to start your day. We didn’t get complimentary water in the room although the room has complimentary coffee and tea. What was annoying was that they sold water at an outrageous price of $5 per bottle in the lobby. They also did not replace the coffee that I used on day one. There are some convenience stores on West Broadway close to the hotel that we were able to buy water at a more reasonable price. Lastly, the hotel was busy and we returned in the evening of our last night to find out day unmade but we called and they sent – someone who I think was a handy man – not necessarily a house keeper to make the bed. The key question is – would I stay here again? Yes, especially if the more central Boston hotels have ridiculous prices. Its clean, safe and easy to get to the airport by taxi and other parts of Boston on the T network.
The Inn at Longwood Medical

The Inn at Longwood Medical

4/5107 Reviews
Fenway Kenmore
Near the medical center, ambulance traffic may be noisy at night, there is a certain distance to the subway station, and it is slightly inconvenient to take public transportation. However, the environment of the hotel is very good, clean and tidy, and the facilities are newer. Overall, the price is high.
Holiday Inn Express Boston, an IHG Hotel

Holiday Inn Express Boston, an IHG Hotel

4.4/5127 Reviews
This place was the perfect location. It was less than 8 min walk to the Andrew redline station and that gets you to downtown in less than 5min or so. Great service by the gentlemen in the front and house cleaners. The price was fair and can’t beat the free breakfast. Eat heavy breakfast and enjoy lunch and dinner exploring various restaurants. Would come back to this location the next I visit Boston.
Hampton Inn & Suites Boston Crosstown Center

Hampton Inn & Suites Boston Crosstown Center

3.7/5107 Reviews
My experience with the hotel was awesome I didn't expect it to be like this but it was better than what I thought the service was okay the faculties we're great they make sure that the doors were locked at a certain time so no one can come through the doors unless you had your key I feel safe I had breakfast in the mornings honestly with this hotel I think it's a really great place for someone to stay if they just need to get away with their spouse there's always safety patrols patrolling the area to make sure that you're safe feeling safe and they are security in the in side there is no worries you and have a great night great sleep and people to meet
Ramada by Wyndham Boston

Ramada by Wyndham Boston

3.7/5131 Reviews
The location is not very convenient but they have a large outdoor parking lot. The room look tidy but old. There is window of the room facing the corridor which a dusky curtain that making the sound isolation and privacy not the best. The washroom is relatively small that the tower and sink cannot fit or place inside the washroom. Overall, I would only recommend for a quick rest.

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