Cambridge Hotels with Free Parking.

Second time staying here, quite like the vibe of the hotel. By the river side of Boston river, quite quiet during the day, but also a popular gathering place at night and on weekends. So you get both the quietness and the crowd. The room is decent sizes, nothing to complain about. And the services are also reasonable. Surely would be my choice if I come back to Boston again. Oh forgot to mention, get a river view room, it's surely worth the price difference.

The hotel is located in the Harvard University community, just minutes from Harvard Square. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, including excellent Chinese food, though be prepared to wait for a table as it's very busy. It's also incredibly close to Harvard, MIT, and the Charles River.

The room is really small, the air conditioning is not particularly powerful, see the introduction of the house in the hotel table in 1910, the facilities are indeed old. But the overall feeling is very warm, the front desk people are very nice, the fireplace on the first floor is super warm, coffee, tea, with a thermos cup can also pick up hot water hhhh, hot water party gospel.

We had a lovely stay at the Fairfield Cambridge. From the lovely stuff at reception that allowed us to check in early in the morning. The service throughout our stay was excellent with lovely stuff all around. The location, and the proximity to the subway station I'd a key asset to the property.

Although it is not far from MIT, the surrounding area feels quite remote. The front desk service is not good. They refused to provide bottled water. I asked for it twice but they didn't give it to me. They said it was only for members and asked us to buy it at the gift shop, but there was no one in the store. Later, I went to the supermarket next door to buy water. Then I remembered that I had registered as an IHG member, but I was too lazy to go to the front desk to ask for water again. The breakfast was also very simple. I barely ate bread and bread to fill my stomach. After staying for a few days, I concluded that the service of this kind of chain store is average. Slippers are not provided. Everyone remember to bring your own slippers and toothpaste and toothbrush:) The parking fee is very expensive, 50 dollars per night for guests staying in the hotel

The hotel is clean, tidy, and hygienic. The rooms are small but quite practical. The biggest highlight is its proximity to Harvard University. There is no restaurant in the hotel, so everyone makes their own coffee and tea on the first floor.

The hotel is very cost effective and is the only hotel I have ever encountered to offer a complimentary breakfast in a similar hotel. like!

服務：服務熱情周到，前台特別好有一個服務前台特別帥。 環境：環境極其美觀，雖然是舊樓，但是內飾非常新，新美式風格傢俱很喜歡。 衞生：整體上乾淨舒適，雖然是狗狗友好酒店但沒有任何異味，非常整潔舒適。衞生間的衞生也非常乾淨。