I had an unexpected issue with my travel plans and Angelina, Victor and Peter could not have been…read morenicer and more accommodating without sacrificing adherence to company policies. Just based on the old school courteousness, I am delighted to visit the establishment soon. I know my expectations will be met if not surpassed.

The HI Boston Hostel is one of the nicest hostels I have stayed in. I chose a six-bed dorm room for…read morewomen and got a comfortable bed, a cargo locker, fresh sheets, fluffy pillows, and a towel. The hostel is close to public transit, but I used Uber to get around Boston. Loved the proximity to Chinatown (hand-made soup dumplings!) and the short walk to Boston Common. The staff were nice, and helpful. The kitchen facility is top-notch (I've been to hostels where the only kitchen conveniences were a microwave and running water) - didn't even have to wash my own utensils. I also didn't have to brave going to a sports bar to see the World Cup games; they were playing live on the hostel's large screen. The entire building was clean - especially the bathrooms - and I can't think of anything I might have needed that they didn't have. It had been a minute since I stayed at a hostel, and I thought I might feel out of place as a middle-aged adult traveling alone; I didn't! There were lots of adultier adults around. The price alone makes this hostel a terrific deal, and I will definitely stay here again when I am next in Boston.

I can't recommend The College Club of Boston enough. It's a beautiful victorian style building. Old…read morefashioned, but truly iconic. I was staying for 2 nights, my first time in the city. I was very unsure which area to stay in, but I'm so happy I chose CCB because the location is absolutely perfect. Back Bay is very nice and safe. You even have a wonderful park just outside the doorstep to walk around, and the lovely Boston Commons only two blocks away. Check-in/out was one of the most seamless experiences I've had with hotels/airbnbs. I didn't have to check in with anyone, and I received the door code a few days before. They have a lovely dining room for guests with homemade cookies, fruit, coffee and tea. Unfortunately I didn't take advantage of the breakfast, but I'm sure it's great too. CCB is really the perfect mix of a hotel and bed/breakfast. I was unsure about doing the solo room with a shared bathroom, but other than having to wait for the other guest to finish his shower so I could take an urgent bio break, it was no issue at all and I would hands down do it again. I'm pretty sure the other floors have a bathroom if you absolutely need it though. For the location, price, comfort, and amenities, College Club of Boston is a no brainer. I got the please to quickly meet the GM on my way out, and she is super sweet. I even left my airpods in the room, and without hesitation they are shipping them back to me. 5 starts forsure.

We had our wedding ceremony here. It was absolutely perfect. We had 12 guests total, but the space…read morecould definitely accommodate a considerably larger party. The venue itself was breathtakingly beautiful, clean, and presentable. We requested a charcuterie board, champagne, and fruit platter, and it was stunningly displayed and high quality. There was a great mini-bar. Anna the manager was very responsive and accommodating. I am extremely pleased with our experience and would 100% recommend this venue!

had such a great stay here. It was a lot of fun. easy walk to the Metro and lots of restaurants and…read morebreweries within walking distance to hostel. Came to visit Salem in October and the shuttle to the train was amazing and we couldn't believe how quick it was. 10/10 can't wait to go back!

This is a great place to stay! The people are nice and the owners try to make everyone feel very…read morecomfortable!

CORRECTION: My previous review should have said "Walls (not walks) are thin." You have to speak in…read morewhisper after 10pm. Someone called the front desk on me when they heard me talking on phone to my husband just after 10pm (LOL)

L. Reed A…read morewonderfully QUIET and comfortable environment. An exceptional place to wind down and just relax. I was able to receive a very restful and comfortable sleep. GREAT for solo traveler. 15 minute walk to Harvard Yard. The Redline train is directly outside the yard. Healthy breakfast choices- including a great tasting oatmeal. Be prepared. My room was on the fourth level. There is NO elevator. However, staff will ask, and kindly offer assistance.

Tucked away in a quiet street, this place is something special! Hands down so much better than…read morestaying at any hotel. Totally different experience. If you are looking for a place that's cozy, close to everything, and where you can talk to someone who truly knows the area, look no further. My family and I have been staying at this place for over 10 years. It is not only immaculately clean, it is very charming with lots of special touches everywhere. A wide selection of teas, coffee and breakfast items as well as afternoon snack goodies. Books, magazines, maps, coloring and doodling notebooks, all sorts of bathroom toiletries you may need, even a wide variety of reading glasses should the need arise! Truly a gem and the owner Sarah is not only a wonderful hostess, she has a lot of great tips for visiting the many attractions of the area. I highly, highly recommend this B&B fellow yelpers!

Lovely, nice location, the host is darling, the decor is adorable with lots of Hello Kitty. I would…read morelove to come back.

We stayed here for three nights wanting to be close to Back Bay. The hotel is comprised of old…read moreBoston Brownstone apartments, each with its own charm and character. Ours was only 3 doors down from the main lobby, so that was easy and convenient. This apartment fell under the Suite category. Our place had a kitchen with large refrigerator, stove with two burners, microwave, toaster oven, dishwasher, sink, plates and glasses. All very clean and convenient. The shower was modern and glass enclosed. A few things that could be improved could the the paper goods (paper towels and toilet paper were not the best quality, and the internet was a bit sporadic and slow - speeds sometimes of only about 1-2 Mbps). We loved the comfortable bed. Firm but not too firm and our pillows were all very nice...a total of six of them....making it very good for me since I like to have at least two when I go to sleep. The lady at the check-in lobby was very sweet and nice. Overall a great place to stay. Either for just one night or for extended stays.

Copley House isn't one location, rather it's a bunch of different units located nearby in Back Bay…read more If you are planning on being in a specific street, you can not do that. They give you the address the day before your check in with codes and instructions on how to get in. Copley House communicates via text and always answered promptly anytime I had a question. We were lucky to get a brownstone located on St Steven Street, which was walkable to lot of places and near Berkelee School of Music and Northeastern University. We had a studio with a kitchen and balcony. We couldn't lock the balcony door but it was elevated and difficult to get to from the ground. Location was great, neighborhood was quiet...but the walls were so thin, which is apparently normal in Boston. I could hear every voice as they were coming in the main entrance at night and every door slam. We stayed in such a cute place.

We needed a place to crash after a red-eye flight while waiting for our Airbnb to be ready, and…read morethis hotel's half-day pass was exactly what we were looking for. If you're expecting a luxury hotel, this isn't it. It's definitely older and outdated. But for an affordable place to sleep, shower, and recharge for a few hours, it served its purpose perfectly. The front desk attendant was especially kind and even gave us complimentary bottles of water on a hot summer day, which was a thoughtful gesture we really appreciated. If you adjust your expectations and understand what you're paying for, it's a practical, low-cost option when you just need a place to rest between flights or before check-in.

This inn is very quaint and cute, though definitely not the nicest place to stay. It's a little…read morepricey for a hotel of this quality, however it was basically the cheapest in the area, so I think that's just a matter of Boston being expensive in general. It's in a neighborhood that feels pretty safe, and they offer parking for an extra fee per night. The guy who checked us in was super friendly and helpful, and he even carried our bags upstairs for us. The bathrooms here are shared, and there is one per floor, though you are welcome to use the ones on other floors if needed. The room itself was clean, just not the nicest looking. Overall, I needed a place to stay and it did the trick while not being too expensive.

This was an amazing hotel for a first-time Boston trip. It is located in the heart of downtown, in…read morethe most walkable US community I've ever been to. It is situated right near the Old South Meeting House and the Old State Building, which is smack-dab in the middle of the Freedom Trail. Public transit is about 1 block away on all sides and rideshare drivers can pick you up right out front for easy access. We even had UberEats deliveries that were really easy to navigate. The room is clean and spacious and has plenty of amenities. We had a single queen with a standing shower, a desk with 2 chairs, a kitchenette with a sink, microwave, mini fridge, and even a small electric stovetop. A great room for a great price. The only thing I wish was different is the toilet: you have to "pump" the flush handle to get it to clear out, but it's manageable after you get the hang of it. The staff working here are attentive and kind. Juberto helped us with check in and check out (even let us check out an hour later at 1pm), and gave a friendly greeting every time we walked through the door. The English pub downstairs, Elephant & Castle, is a great respite after a long day sight-seeing and we appreciate Jimmy so much for how welcome he made us feel. We will definitely be coming back here! Thank you!

We have stayed here a few times due to it's location, which is perfect for the theater, but each…read moretime has been a little disappointing. The rooms are acceptable, but very small. We like the free bottles of water on each floor. On our last stay the front desk required everyone to check-in using a kiosk in the tiny lobby. It was much slower and as more people came in it got very cramped. It was so odd because the manager was helping people use the kiosk, but if he had just checked us in himself at the desk it would have been faster and more pleasant. I would consider CQ to be a backup hotel when nothing else is available.

Such a cool hotel located in the Seaport area. The Yotel is an independent hotel but is branded now…read moreunder the Hilton portfolio. It is part of Hilton's new Select by Hilton collection. Very clean and modern design from the lobby restaurant and bar to the self checkin kiosks. The rooftop bar (Deck 12) is a beautiful space too overlooking the Boston skyline. While the rooms lack some conveniences like a fridge and a closet the room itself is very clean. There is also no bathroom door just a curtain to seperate the bathroom from the rest of the room. We really enjoyed this Yotel hotel and would gladly return if in the area. Loved the Seaport area as well with great views of the Harbor and cute coffee shops and restaurants.

!!Long read but very detailed!! To start off, if you are…read morestaying in Boston for a business trip and you'll only be here a day or 2, I'd recommend. If you are staying in Boston on a vacation/longer stay, I would NOT recommend. I stayed here for 4 nights over 4th of July weekend and although it's in the perfect area for visiting the city, it's not what I was expecting. This is my first time visiting Boston and I love Boston, it's beautiful, but next time I'm staying somewhere with a lot of more space and accommodations. The rooms were tiny, if it's just 1 person staying in a room then okay it would suit you, but it was my fiancé and I and there was 1 teeny tiny spot for your 1 suitcase. It was congested. The bathroom, this may be a little tmi but my fiancé likes his privacy when he's doing his business on the toilet, and there's no privacy whatsoever, no ventilation, just a clear door and echos. When you are going out to eat and you get full, you like to take home leftovers, right? Well when I complained to the front desk about not having a mini fridge or a microwave, they offered to store food for us at the front desk. I'm sorry but I don't trust people with my food, whether they're professional or not, I do not care, I'm not keeping my food at the hotel front desk? It just doesn't make sense! They said they could give me a mini fridge but it wouldn't be big enough to hold leftovers (so what's the point?) and also, where would we put any kind of mini fridge in this tiny room!?! Also, this is where "reading the fine print" comes to play. I booked my reservation through the hopper app. Whenever I booked it, it gave me a set price of around $843. Okay fine, no big deal it's Boston, I planned to spend some money on my stay. But what it didn't show me, unless I really did some research to find it, that there's a "resort fee" of roughly $52 a night for the "accommodations". What are the accommodations? The robot? The restaurants? There was NO pool? That's just a little ridiculous if you ask me to have to pay for things like that when if I was to use the robot or restaurant I'm paying for the items that I'm getting?! So when I checked in they had to charge me another $609 that they said $400 of it would come back to me, it kept a hold on my card pretty much the whole stay. That was a lot of my vacation money so I was limited due to this. So they charged me $1000 for this little room with nothing but a bed that reclines (yippee!) to make more room, which wasn't much more, just a little bit of walking space... All in all, I'm just very disappointed with Yotel. It looked great on the listing but wasn't up to the standards a normal hotel should have. Our flight had got canceled so we stayed in a holiday inn and its had everything and more that was needed for the same price. Just keep this in mind if you are visiting somewhere, you will not have the necessities other hotels have for the price you are paying!