I really liked this hotel until Friday night. We were staying on the second floor and there is a club/lounge which plays loud music until 2 AM. If you're going to have a nightclub, you'd better soundproof better. At around $300 a night, I expected to at the very least have a good night sleep, but I couldn't go to bed until after 2 AM when they finally had last call. Do not recommend this place at all. read more

After many years I won't be coming back. It has clearly fallen on hard times. Reasons: 1 Two uncomfortable chairs, no luggage racks. 2 Very limited TV channels. 3 No phone in room. 4 One small towel rack for all your towels. 5 Badly stained carpets and bathroom wall. 6. No coffee service in the room or elsewhere. 7 Restaurant/bar closed for renovation--no notice. Many new and nicer hotels surrounding this location. This doesn't measure up to any standard at this price range. read more

Just don't stay here. They're under construction and have zero amenities yet are still charging the same as every other hotel in the area. No food, no vending machine, no ice, not even a bottle of water. And there aren't any signs up saying that construction is going on. When we asked the guy at the front desk he said to walk to star market. Room was fine, small but fine. Parking is convenient but they claim to offer a "discount" and it's only 2$. I'd be okay with it if it weren't the same price as other hotels who have soo much more to offer. Extremely disappointed with the money I wasted. read more

First impression was great when we arrived around 12:30pm to drop off our bags early and head back out, but instead were told we could check in early for the room! That's not what we expected but was a great start to our stay there. After staying at Boston Park Plaza the day before (feel free to read my review on that terrible experience) I made sure to ask if we were next to the elevator as they tend to be loud and I'm a light sleeper. He said it was next to an elevator but that it's not very loud. He also offered that once I got up there and thought it would be a problem, he could take our bags and check us into a room later that was further away. I REALY appreciated the honesty and flexibility. After taking the elevator up noticed it wasn't going to be a problem (there's only 1 small elevator and it doesn't have a loud noise to it). Once we got into the room, it was what I was hoping for. It's an older hotel and while it shows, it has a boutique look to the lobby and rooms. The room checked all the boxes in terms of comfortable big bed, working AC, etc. That coupled with the fact that it's in a convenient area, made for a great stay! Definitely would come back. read more

We stayed 5 nights total with 8 days between stays. Very quiet king room on front, 2nd on West. Very frindy staff. For price and location rooms should have a minifrig, a comfortable room chair and at least hot tub for 5 star. Since 1870's building, heat and air does not work well in transition seasons. We needed a bit of heat and could not get room over 70. Tubs very high to step over for older folks, low water pressure in one room, outstanging in another? Bed a bit hard for my taste. Mid week wine provided. Near Coply square, Trinity church, Star market with great deli, Coply and Prudential malls, duck tours, on and off trolley stop #10, main library and Boston Marathon finish line. Library holds president John Adams papers. Ask hotel to arrange limo airport pu and drop offs...great service at better rates!!! We also took limo to/from JFK library too. read more

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place is clean, bed is comfortable (pillow slightly smelt like marijuana), complimentary breakfast is good enough (coffee, OJ, mini muffins and yogurt) Started off my morning brushing my teeth in my underwear and housekeeping just walked right into my room. No knock, no "housekeeping" before entering, just swiped the card, open the door right up, saw me half naked and closed the door; not even a sorry Also discovered a black stain on the top of the comforter in the morning that was unseen since inreturned at night and went straight to bed and notified the front desk, which they took up with the maids who then pointed the finger at me saying it was my suitcase when i placed it on the bed; stay overnight and never brought a suitcase, just a backpack Will not be returning read more

This place has two things going for it that can't be beat. It's location, which is literally steps away from Copley Square and it's beds which are about as comfortable as any hotel beds I've ever slept in. Other than that, it's a real mishmash of things that makes this not a four star experience. The rooms are tiny. A queen size room has barely enough room for a chair and when they made us aware that there probably wouldn't be room for a roll away, we got the hint that the rooms are tiny. If you want more room, get a room with two beds. Unfortunately, it also costs an extra $50 a night to get a room with two queen beds. That's ridiculous. One thing you should definitely be aware of is the walls while insulated cannot insulate you from the bass coming from the club in the basement. If you're an early sleeper, this might not be a place for you. The hotel seems to be under permanent construction. There is always scaffolding in front of the hotel, which makes it hard to find if you're not familiar with the area. They've done a good job with upgrading and modernizing the interior, but for the money the level of service available without special request isn't up to bar with boutique hotels in the same price range. There is complimentary wine tasting in the lobby everyday between 5pm to 6pm, however it's self serve so lacking some of the attentiveness that one would expect. Like many reviews have mentioned, the bathrooms are tiny. Sitting on the toilet, I had to sit at an angle because my knees were going straight into the wall. When the bar and restaurant are reserved for private parties, you have to really make a fuss to get some service if you're staying in the hotel. This place does advertise that they will accommodate your every request. We didn't get a chance to test this out, but if this is true, this is definitely something that they're trying to do to set it apart from the tough Boston hotel market. Overall, this is a decent place, but for the money I think I was expecting a lot more. read more

I am a Stage IV cancer patient being treated at Dana Farber. I live in Hull, and the drive in an back during Chemo days is grueling to say the least on good days let alone winter in Boston! I booked a stay at the Copley Sq Hotel checking in after my Chemo around 6:45pm. When I checked in I mentioned the day that I had and asked for a quiet room. The delightful woman at the front desk Katherine, said let's see how we can make your day a little easier, especially after just having gone through Chemo. Katherine upgraded me to the 7th floor with a larger space room. That gracious gesture was amazing, and helped me recover over the next two days from very harsh and difficult treatment! Thank you Katherine for you random act of kindness, it was a blessing and aided in my Healing! I will be back next week during my post surgery and next Chemo Treatment!!! read more

Perfect location, charming boutique hotel with old world charm and modern amenities, free wifi, free wine at cocktail hour and a gym. I loved the Mini Bar Restaurant, where the food is excellent. I spoke with locals from Boston, who come by, even when they are not staying at the hotel. There's also outdoor seating under an awning, on the sidewalk. In addition, there is room service for when you really need to just relax. There is everything you need from a flat screen TV to a desk that doubles your dining area. The bedding was luxurious, and comfortable, and there is plenty of closet space and drawers. I am glad they had black out curtains, so I slept like a baby. It's a really sweet, old fashioned boutique hotel, located in the heart of everything. It's the best location. Not commercial, like the Westin, which is steps away and where you can get a fab, late night drink. I should mention, it's located steps away from the best Publix Supermarket, where you can get snack and drinks, including wine, to your hearts content. All you have to do is exit through the Mini Bar Restaurant and its a moment away. The staff was super friendly and accommodating. The hotel has all amenities, AC, free wifi and a gym. Free Mac and PC computer in the lobby, too. Its Just perfect in every way for me! When I go to Boston, this is where I'd like to stay, again. read more

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We arrived at 10 PM after hours of travel on a Wednesday night and the lobby floor was POUNDING with nightclub music, which concerned us as we were here on a work trip and had to be up early. We asked concierge about it and they said there was a nightclub around the corner but you can't hear it from the rooms--although it literally sounded like it was located in the hotel. We got up to our room on the second floor and, sure enough, could hear the club music clear as day, so we asked to be switched and they moved us to a suite on the 7th floor. The hotel is clean but decor is outdated. No microwaves or mini fridges anywhere on the property. I asked concierge if they could please heat up my coffee and they said no. Way too expensive for this level of service. read more

We Couldn't make it to the hotel due to bad weather - winter storm advisory, and could not drive from NY to Boston. Hotel would not make an exception- not even half price or compensation. We never even stayed there but because of what happened I don't think we would ever and would not recommend them. read more

Wonderful hotel centrally located to Copley Square and Prudential Center. Newberry Street a few blocks away. Very clean hotel with impeccable service and lovely furnishings. Between 5 and 6:00 they have a complimentary wine tasting in the mini bar area. Continental breakfast in the morning which included coffee, juice, yogurt,lb. cake, pastry's, mini muffins and breakfast bars. We called for extra towels which were immediately brought to our room. Valet parking is 51.00 but we left our car and bags there the next day for a half a day with no extra charge. Will definitely stay there again! read more

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Andrew up front was awesome. Had to book a very last minute trip and he was nothing but helpful. Super nice guy !

So here I am at this hotel which I found for an amazing deal on hotels.com for 17$ for the night. Had to book. Normally the rate is about 235$ a night which it I paid that I would have been not happy spending that much for a tiny room. Valet only, I parked at a parking garage at 131 Dartmouth st and it was only 10$ which was a deal We arrived there was a bellhop outside and we went right inside to the front desk. Friendly staff and checked us right in. We arrived and the room was decent. There was no way a queen size bed which we booked. I didn't bother complaining which I should have. It was more like a full size. Bathroom was decent. Nothing spectacular. The tv was the best thing in the room a nice lg flatscreen. They do give in room massages for a Price as well as room Service. Again no parking you must use the valet which is about 35 and up. Great hotel close to Copley but I would never pay the full price of this hotel. read more

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Small independent hotel, very classic exterior with a modern, renovated interior. Very friendly staff and a comfortable atmosphere. Beds are comfortable, water is hot and water pressure (on the 5th floor of 6) was great. They have two attached restaurants on the main floor. Mini Bar, which is great for after work drinks and appetizers. The main restaurant has internet and electric hookups next to every table. Definitely contact their sales manager if you have an event in the downtown Boston area. read more

I'm so so so happy I picked this hotel to stay at for my vacation with my friend! We stayed for 3 nights, 4 days and didn't have a rental car. Our flight was way before check-in and way after check-out, but luckily this hotel kept our bags which I loved! The staff was extremely friendly and sweet! (I think people in Boston are just relatively nice) The room was a bit tiny as other reviews, but we didn't seem to mind. However, we had a shower instead of a bathtub. There was complimentary Wi-Fi and coffee/tea. The location was great! Just 2 blocks from Newbury street and the Public library is just around the corner, along with the train station. And Prudential tower is also very close by. This is the perfect hotel! Good price, excellent location, and overall great experience!(I never write reviews, but I just had to for this hotel because of the wonderful experience we had) read more

Pros: Central location in Back Bay and 5-10 minute walk to green-line T, orange-line T, and commuter rail. Beautiful area with lots of restaurants and shops. Luke's Lobster is across the street and has the best lobster rolls! Also next to 2 large malls. I also recommend Duck Tours around the corner for a fun tour of Boston. Friendly and professional front desk and bell hop staff. We arrived early (10:30 am) and they stored our luggage until our room was ready, while we toured the town. On-site breakfast (which I did not purchase), bar, and room service. Complimentary 6-11 am coffee/tea, 4-5 pm hot chocolate and candy hour, then 5-6 pm wine hour. Clean rooms and nicely appointed. Great value for your money. Cons: I wish there was complimentary coffee/tea all day and evening. They have a beautiful lobby area, very inviting, but not everyone wants to drink wine in the evening. There's a Dunkin Doughnuts 2 blocks away, but it rained and snowed all week and it would have been nice to stay in the hotel for coffee. We were a family of 4, but only got 3 towels each day. I had to ask the front desk for a 4th towel for a couple days, then I finally just asked for 4-5 extras and stored them in the closet (we were there 7 days) for use later. Advice: Housekeeping comes knocking on your door as early as 8:30 am!!! Place the do not disturb sign on your door before you go to sleep and change it as you leave for the day. Overall: I would highly recommend this hotel. It's in a great location, is clean, has friendly and professional staff, and is nicely decorated. Most hotels in this area with the same amenities are more expensive. If I come back to Boston, I would stay here again. read more

Terrible customer service. I asked for something they said was complimentary and they said they would look. 30 minutes later no phone call. Not helpful at all. They were out and could have had the courtesy to call. And could have run to the corner store: they do not help the customer at all read more

Awesome hotel to stay in. Close to back bay, Boylston and Newbury street shops as well as the Copley mall. All within a minute walking. Tons of restaurants, coffee shops and candy!!! Greeted by "Leslie" upon arrival. The most pleasant young lady I have ever met in a hotel. So vibrant and friendly. The room was spacious and elegant unlike some of the reviews stated. Look at the pics I posted of room 607. Overall great stay at a great rate. Thanks read more

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Right in the heart of the Back Bay section of Boston. Lovely hotel only negative was that the hotel didn't have a bar and it looked like the area was under construction. Besides that the bed was comfortable and the room was really nice we got upgraded to a corner room for my husbands birthday and the extra space was great! Would definitely stay here again read more

Stayed here with my husband while he was here for work for two days. Pros: (1)located within walking distance of great shopping and restaurants (2) free wine happy hour, hot chocolate and bottled water, although seems to apply to some more than others (see below) (3) decent sized rooms Cons: take a seat, this may take a while... (1) bathroom is incredibly small. Poor shower pressure. Toilet paper holder placed in the most impossible to reach place near the toilet. (2) housekeeping didn't seem to be pleased that I was still in my room (after I had gotten breakfast) at 10:30 when I asked that she come back later (do not disturb sign was on the doorknob) because I had a work call to take and some other things to do before leaving the room again. She literally said "well, you know it's 11". It was 10:34. I didn't realize I had to accommodate her schedule... (3) upon checking in, the man at the front desk was very friendly and even informed us of their happy hour that was ending in a few minutes and encouraged us to take wine upstairs. The very next day, we made it back to the hotel about a minute before happy hour ended. The "bartender" who was the same person who checked us in the day before, was topping off drinks, asking people if they wanted more as I asked for two glasses of red. He looked at me suspiciously and embarrassed me when he asked me who the second glass was for, when I told him my husband (who was looking for the hard to find valet to park our car), he reluctantly poured two glasses for me. My husband and I are a mixed couple. Was he nicer to us the day before because my husband is white? Which would be ironic because the bartender was not. And funny enough he gave another hotel couple (not minorities) an entire bottle of white wine that they shoved in her purse and thanked him profusely for. He offered bottled water to everyone at the bar and we had to ask for a couple of bottles. (4) I accidentally locked myself out of my room with my phone and key card inside. When I went to the front desk, who had just seen me walk in, she had such an attitude and was very nasty about it. My name was not on the reservation, I did not have my wallet on my and I did not recall his new cell phone number (which was on my locked phone). She called him at work on the number they had on record to confirm I was who I said I was. She could have walked me up to the room and let me show her my ID instead of pulling him out of a meeting for something so insignificant. Don't think we'll be back, I'm sure there are other hotels in the area that won't make me feel as uncomfortable as I did there. read more

over charged my credit card 200.00 and said they refunded it after I brought it to their attention but never did. very rude hotel staff not helpful at all! elevator takes forever rooms are very small and it's very loud outside very hard to get any rest. would not recommend this place to anyone!!!! never again read more

Stayed here for a week. Good price and good location. Staff is very friendly and the happy hour is good. Rooms are clean, provided with hair dryer, shampoo & conditioner, lotion, decent closet space... however no mini frig, so don't bring your left overs back to the room. I would definitely stay here again. It's close to so much, and Boston is pretty tightly situated so it's easy to get around. read more

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Try this hotel for the first time and my experience is good. Hotel have a very accessible location near the green line metro station. Well-furnished interiors and nice rooms with affordable prices. Hotel staff is very friendly and ready to help you in any questions. Few minutes from Boston public and common gardens and many local shops and restaurants makes your life easie. In conclusion this place is strongly recommended for stay if you need to be in downtown for a period of time and also want to taste the delightful sides of Boston read more

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Boston is only a few hours away and visit pretty often. Thought I would love this hotel with the pictures and reviews but nope. Check in was efficient, but the employee wasn't friendly. He was cold and we were put in a corner room right by the water heater or something. The room was pretty small and every 30 min to an hour, it would turn on outside the room and was so loud. Could not get sleep and kept waking up. It is an Expedia VIP hotel but the only perk was 15% off food which the front desk didn't offer and the restaurant was closed anyway. The employee said our perk for Expedia was upgrading to a king bed, but that was already a part of our reservation. Upon check out, the front desk was a lot friendlier. Nice perk is the wine reception 5-6pm and tea and coffee in the morning . Other than that, would not stay here again. read more

I choose this hotel whenever I come into Boston because they have a 2 room suite, they're pet friendly so my dog can come along, the rooms are spacious enough, everything is taken care of quickly, and when I ask for room flowers they know which florist I use and what I want without having to go over it every time. I've never had any issues with staff being overburdened or rude, they're always friendly and helpful with planning things out or suggesting where to dine(thank you for suggesting Mooo, I now go every time I'm in Boston), and they don't mind when my son tromps through their nice lobby playing with whatever toy we've picked up on our latest trip to the aquarium. A recent review said the hotel wasn't "kid friendly" and that's not my opinion at all, the 2 room suite I mentioned is actually called a "family suite" and they've sent up a snack for my son pretty much every time we've stayed. Not giving 5 stars because it can be noisy at night with the bar downstairs, and I wish they could reroute the human traffic from said bar, away from the entrance, that's the only thing I didn't like about this hotel. read more

I had a premonition some love was going to be had with this hotel when the handsome check-in staffer gave me a wi-fi password reading "cupidsarrow". I'm sure it was random happenstance, but what woman doesn't adore early check-in, an unsolicited room upgrade and the cutest of wi-fi passwords? I'd put a ring on it! The room wasn't the largest, but it did have a view and the plushest linens on a huge bed. For me, pillow assortment is key as I'm a stomach sleeper and I appreciated the extra soft, flatter pillows. The water pressure in the shower got my hair extra squeaky clean and the free wi-fi was a nice bonus for a round-the-clock working girl like me. My room's only downfall? The extremely cold floors. I threw towels down so I could comfortably apply my make-up. At a hotel of this caliber, I'd expect the room to be equipped with bathrobes and slippers. Just a suggestion! The location is ideal! Not sure what the going rates are, but deals are to be had on Priceline if you bid on a 4-star property in what they define as the Copley Square - Theater District area. I'm hoping for a reason to return! read more

Swank I wouldn't call the renovations lip stick on a pig-like, but you can still see a lot of the old hotel in this place. You won't notice it right away, but if you spend a few nights then the tell tale signs will appear. WHATEVER, it's still super comfortable, well appointed, staff is friendly and courteous. From the reception-trons to the cleaning crew managers. For it's location and comfort level I'd say the Copley Square is a bargain. read more

For an exorbitant price, we got a small musty room, loud thumping music from the hotel club which kept us up all night, and an apathetic front desk staff unable to provide any amenities, not even a comb or toothbrush. That and a constant barrage of opportunities to be nickeled and dimed make for a positively surreal experience, especially given this place claims to hold 4 stars. Perhaps not in Boston, but I've stayed at budget $20 hotels better than this. Edit: The hotel has double charged my card, and upon calling their accounting hotline, I was told that they can only address issues sent in writing. Time to dispute via my credit card company... This hotel truly is the gift that keeps on giving! read more

Overall the Copley Square Hotel is nice. I previously stayed here about 10 years ago and the recently completed renovations are nice though a bit too modern for this historic building. I do like that they kept many of the old features of the historic hotel though such as the solid wood doors and baseboards. I have two big complaints. The first is denial of early check-in. When I made the reservation on-line I requested it. And I called two days before our arrival to confirm with a real, live human being. We were never told they could not guarantee this until we tried to check in at 1:30 and were told we could not check-in until 3. That did not make me happy. My other issue was the terrible lighting in the room, and especially the bathroom. This clearly was not considered during the renovations. I felt like I was putting on make-up by candlelight. Compared to other Boston hotels the price can't be beat, and neither can the location. It's fine for what it is and I would return. read more

I rarely have any reason to enter a hotel in Boston, but I've gone in here several times now, since they have the nicest "public" bathrooms in the Back Bay! Marble walls floor to ceiling, double ply toilet paper, soft lighting. The stalls are often pristine and unused. Perfect for a few moments of quiet sanctity, a getaway from the urban bustle outside in the real world. Walk in the front door, past the front service desk, take a left. read more

I have discovered that Boston has a lot in common with San Francisco; and San Francisco is often compared to London. These three cities have a special quality that I can't quite describe, but it is oh-so appealing. They share a vibe that is a quintessential balance of contemporary mood and rich cultural history. The Copley Square Hotel could easily fit in at any of these 3 cities. It seems as if I have walked into the same vintage hotel with sleek sophisticated style on Nob Hill or Piccadilly Square. The lobby, with it whimsical furniture is contemporary and fresh, making it a perfect setting for enjoying the free wine tasting for guests on the evening we arrived. The hotel clerks were all smiles and very helpful and the doorman was truly one of the nicest I have encountered. He greeted us each day with a warm smile and suggestions for getting around. The hallways in this hotel are very open. bright and the grand staircase runs up the middle of the hall. Our room was a corner room and had a sitting area with a comfy fainting settee that looked inviting even without the lightheartedness, The bathroom was cozy (small) but nice with decent amenities. Comfortable bed, quiet room, nicely appointed; it made for a great stay. But wheres the coffee?? For some reason, the hotel does not provide coffee makers which means you either get room service or look on the horizon for those familiar pink letters spelling DUNKEN DONUTS. In Boston, you usually just have to turn in a 360 degree radius to spot those letters. This hotel sits in the shadows of the Prudential Center making it a great location for shopping and dining. Copley Square is around the corner and the incredible Boston Library is next door. If you stay here, you should make time to walk through the library and see the beautiful murals and castle-like courtyard complete with fountain. I will stay here again. I liked the friendliness of the staff, the comfortable room and small hotel feel of this place. I know that If I walk to the corner, there is a Dunken Donuts for coffee and forbidden pink glazed donut and that I am surrounded by the sister city to London and San Francisco. And the wine tasting was pretty good too. read more

Hotel has still not fixed this issue, despite the contracting company reaching out to provide payment information several times. I eventually had to resort to disputing the charge with my credit card company. The hotel countered, even though they have not provided me a full receipt of the charges - the justification for which change depending on who at the hotel is answering. This is a terrible way to run a business! 12 hours in a hotel room turns into weeks, days, hours of stress, drama, phone calls, and interest accruing on my incorrectly charged personal credit card. These guys are bullies who will rip you off. read more

Nice boutique hotel with friendly staff and lovely-decorated rooms. Free wifi and lots of other amenities not usually found at the big chain hotels. The moment we walked in from the raging storm, we felt warm and comfortable at the Copley Square Hotel. Our room was perfect, clean and comfortable. Nightly wine tastings with the General Manager were very pleasant, and we chatted amicably with our fellow hotel guests and each other for an hour every evening. Very civilized. Copley Square is a good location for us when visiting Boston - close to just about everything we're looking for. I got to run in the Common in the mornings, it was just a few blocks away. Green and Orange line T stops just steps away from the hotel's doors. We ate dinner in the restaurant one night and it was good. Interesting items, reasonably priced. We were not unhappy. Great place in a great location. It's our new place to stay when we come visit our daughter. read more

I was able to get into the Copley Square Hotel through their $18 contest-thingy, so I luckily didn't pay too much for my entire experience. These rooms are usually around $240-280 a night, based on time of year, and while the location is perfect (steps from Copley Square and everything Boston has to offer), I'm not sure the cost is fully worth it. First, the positives: the beds are really nice, and the room, while quaint, isn't too bad in and of itself. Complementary WiFi is a nice touch, and the flat-screen TV is quite cool too. There also seems to be a lot going on in and out of the hotel, with wine tastings and coffee available and whatnot. They do a great job of giving you info on the greater Boston area and what's going on each day. So it's a nice room/place in general. My caveats: the bathrooms are really small. That's not too bad, but the showers are a little bit corner-cramped for their own good. Also, the climate control is kind of weird. It might be because of the small room, but when the AC is on, it gets really cold really quickly (it was at about 66 when I came in the first night, and that was quite a jarring experience). Finally, while housekeeping did a great job with getting my room cleaned and giving me all the cool info about the hotel, I didn't appreciate the early morning cleaning thing where rather than knocking and seeing if I was still in here, they simply used the card and were more than ready to enter. I've only seen this happen at one other hotel (the Hampton Inn in Nashville). I'd like to at least get the courtesy of a knock or something. Overall, the hotel is quite nice. It's expensive. I'd recommend getting one of the larger rooms though, unless you're here for a night by yourself and want to check out the city. The service is great, and the rooms are nice, but it didn't feel like it was worth the Boston costs. read more

Our stay here was fabulous! The room was spacious and clean and the staff were all friendly. We got into Boston in the morning after a long and uncomfortable flight. We were greeted by Emily at the front desk and she was friendly, professional and very helpful to us. She was a lifesaver! Checkout was also great, and the hotel held our bags until our evening flight, which was awesome so we didn't have to lug our baggage around all day. Thanks for the amazing service! read more

We had a clean and cozy room. I'm a huge fan of C.O. Bigelow products so that was a big plus in my books. If you don't need a whole lot of room, and want a clean and simple room for the night, this definitely fits the bill. Nice boutique feel for the price! read more

I found this hotel on the app hotel tonight. Stayed here 1 night to see an Above and Beyond concert. As soon as I got to the hotel, I was greeted with friendly service from two employees both named Mike. One Mike actually upgraded my room (probably because it was available), but regardless - he didn't have to do that FOR FREE. The hotel itself is really cute. There's a lounge area that is decorated nicely, a restaurant and a mini bar. The restaurant was closed and only did room service when I stayed here. The mini bar was opened, but only served small appetizers. The only downside is I ordered room service and got crab cakes. My friend got a burger. The burger was okay and the crab cakes were terrible, but that was the only option for me besides a salad (didn't eat all day) and I'm a pescatarian. So there are not many vegetarian or other options for us. As far as the room goes, it was super clean and I'm pretty anal about that stuff. It was spacious (even though the other reviews state otherwise). If you want a spacious room just pay for the King size bed in a room on the fifth floor. There was no noise complaints. I got in around 1:30 am and the bar was still opened with people inside. Maybe it was because it was the floor I was on, but I didn't hear anything. One complaint is that the bathroom was so cold because it was freezing in Boston more than New York where I am from due to a snow storm they had. They did have a thermostat and even though I turned the temperature up, the room stayed pretty much at room temperature which I didn't mind because there was about three covers you could get under, but coming out from a shower in the bathroom, I had to run back into the room. Also in the morning, someone knocked on our door twice and barged right in even though we said, "just a minute". It was room service, but for the wrong room. It was kind of rude because what if I was in the midst of running from the bathroom in the room naked? Come on. They do have free wine at the hotel lounge every night! There is someone who stays there to greet you and pour the wine for you which was pleasant. They even will hail a cab from you at the front desk so you don't have to do it and stay in the warmth. How accommodating is this hotel? Seriously?! read more

We also scored one of the birthday special rooms and stayed for two nights at $18 a night in a queen boutique room. Our room was pretty small but nice - now the bathroom was kind of ridiculously small and you couldn't quite close the door behind you unless you pressed yourself up against the toilet and then attempted to close it. The gym was good for a hotel gym with free weights and machines and even a ball! The hotel staff were helpful and friendly. I would definitely return. Wine hour from 5-6 PM was a winner for me - the wine servers were very nice and told us about the wine which changes from night to night. We tried to check out the bar - minibar downstairs next to the hotel but it was super crowded and there was a strange leaky light fixture and so we just left right away. read more

The first room we got was supposed to be one of the best but since it was on a corner the street traffic and truck vibration was too much for me to handle. Management switched us to better room facing a quieter street. I liked the room overall but everything could have been a bit cleaner. Also, there was a storage room that the house keepers start going in and out of around 8:30am. The door slams each time they go in and each time they go out which is about every fifteen minutes. Hence beware rooms by any storage rooms. The club is loud as well and drunk people occupy the street for a while after the close the bar at 2am. Thankfully I was just getting home but it would have bugged me if I was sleeping. So if noise is an issue at all I wouldn't stay in this hotel unless you were away from the club, away from the corner or busy Huntington and away from storage rooms. read more