Hotels in South Boston, 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.

Staying for 4 days, both advantages and disadvantages, it depends on your requirements. Although it belongs to the Hilton Group, the Hampton Hotel is more affordable and does not pursue luxury. Advantages: 1. The room is quite spacious, the bathroom is also large, clean and tidy. 2. There is a gym and swimming pool on the third floor, which can be used for free. 3. The restaurant on the first floor is open all day. Free tea and coffee are also provided during non-breakfast hours, and there is a self-service kiosk next to it. Suitable for chatting with friends. 4. It is very close to the airport, and it takes less than ten minutes to call Uber. Disadvantages: 1. There are no slippers, kettles, cups, and shoe shine cloths in the room. There is no front desk! Forget about making a cup of tea in the house. 2. There are few varieties of breakfast, and there is no change every day. Those who are not used to Western food can only drink some juice and eat some bread. 3. The surrounding area is a bit remote, and it is still a little far away from the lively area around the convention and exhibition center. Uber is the way to go. The weather in Boston is good, like Dalian, China.

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

The hotel was clean and self service- just wish there were more options for room service/ vending machines, we ran out of water and had to run to Trader Joe’s across the street to buy bottles of water.

Nice room, 15-20 minutes walk from the main attractions. Ctrip's introduction and actuality are quite different. The hotel covers wifi but charges a fee of $12.99. The parking fee is $48 instead of the $38 that Ctrip said.

Canton picked me up with a rain against the storm. Two hours delay to catch the storm. In absolutely saving 500k by taxi back to ksan, I only took 24k to the train. But walking for 1 hour to find a hotel. After a challenge at the place I found ksan huhu. If you are not lost in China, there must be nowhere in the world that can hard you lose. When the ksan called a negative speech in English no one knows I can still find it. Go two feet to eat a bun and then ride a bicycle in the rain. Quang Chau, if not for love, it's really not going to come together.

Suitable for home travel, comfortable and warm, is to eat almost the same breakfast for a week, but there is a kitchen to meet the Chinese stomach, the laundry room does not want to wash and dry separately. The staff is very welcoming and the Judy at the front desk is beautiful and friendly.

Wow! We stayed at this hotel for one night to benefit from its great location and roof top views. Sadly, we were unable to enjoy the rooftop as the space was rented out to two groups who took over the full area with no consideration for hotel guests. We tried to eat at the restaurant that night and were told that it was booked for a private function. So, we couldn't enjoy the rooftop space or even get a meal other than Room Service. We didn't go to this hotel to eat in our room. We wrote to them three weeks ago to register our unhappiness - not even the courtesy of a response! Marriott also wrote to them - not even a response after that request. The roof top staff particularly the 'bouncer' were awful and the restaurant people didn't give a crap. What a terrible experience. AVOID this place - they just don't care about their guests.

The location of the hotel is good, the parking is convenient, the room is large and practical.

The room was spacious and quiet. Breakfast was average. The location is not far from the sea, a little far from the center of the city, but also about 5 kilometers. Overall, it feels good.