Middlesex County Hotels with Free Breakfast

Can walk to Harvard. Very satisfied with the hotel, there is a kitchen for cooking, the bathroom has underfloor heating, there is a big supermarket next to the hotel, the breakfast is very delicious, I have recommended it to several friends, and they are all satisfied

The room is quite big and clean. It is convenient to eat and buy things downstairs. There is a small town 5 minutes drive from the hotel. There are Japanese and Chinese food. I will continue to choose this hotel next time

The room was of comfortable size and I particularly appreciated that the room was made up daily. Friendly staff and good service in general.  The Grab and Go Bistro offered a good selection of breakfast choices, while the quality of dishes served at the Bisuteki (Japanese restaurant) by the lobby has much room for improvement, given the high prices! I also liked that the hotel is sandwiched between Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods Market, with a Blue Bikes dock just a couple mins walk from the lobby, very convenient.

It's quite convenient in Burlington, with shopping malls and various restaurants just outside. The room layout is very homely, very suitable for family travel and permanent residence!

The hotel was very clean, and it's about a 10-minute walk to the nearest subway station. The overall environment of the hotel is excellent, and there's a bar on the first floor. The staff were friendly and helpful, allowing us to store our luggage. Plus, there's parking available outside the hotel.

This hotel meets Marriott's standards, but doesn't offer any particularly outstanding features. Its location is excellent, right next to the MIT station on the Red Line, and there's a Google building nearby. Getting to downtown via the Red Line is very convenient. We arrived by car at 1 AM and valet parking was no longer available. Valet parking costs $62 USD, and we ended up parking in the public parking lot next to the hotel for $52 USD/day. After parking, we used public transportation to visit Boston Common, the Freedom Trail, and Harvard University. We bought a one-day pass for $11 USD, which was quite convenient.

The room amenities are quite new, and the room itself has that standard Marriott style. The breakfast spread was also quite plentiful. The hotel grounds are expansive, and the landscaping is well-maintained. There are both indoor and outdoor pools, but they are rather small and seem more suited for children. I didn't really experience much in terms of service; I found the service level in the US to be somewhat lacking compared to what I'm accustomed to.

The hotel I booked for the driver is not too far from the city center. It takes more than an hour to drive there due to traffic jams on weekday mornings. It is OK on weekends when there is no traffic jam and it only takes more than 20 minutes to drive to the city center.

I stayed here in 2018, and this time I stayed here again. It was still a great experience; the rooms were spacious and the hotel was clean. The only downside is that there are no shops nearby, except for a small convenience store on the first floor.

The hotel is far away from downtown Boston and is suitable for those with cars. However, the room is large and the facilities are complete. The quality of the bedding is also very good. The surrounding area is relatively safe at night. There is free parking and the price/performance ratio is very good!