Cute hotel, but couldn't get a wink of sleep.
We booked the Travelzoo deal that they ran for $109 + tx / night and were really happy to have gotten such a great price on a hotel in the Boston area. 
We weren't sure what to expect since the hotel itself used to be a nursing facility and is a bit off the beaten path, but upon arrival we were very pleasantly surprised by the small boutique style of the place. They had valet for $18, but we found a parking spot a few feet down the street in front of the hotel, so chose to park ourselves. When checking in, the front desk man mentioned that he saw that I requested a higher floor when I booked the reservation online, but he said that for the Travelzoo customers, the rooms available were only below us on the "ground" floor. I wasn't too happy about potentially staying in a basement when there was no mention of that anywhere in the reservation process, but told him that I didn't care because we were so exhausted from our 10 hour drive that we were just going to sleep anyway. I like the higher floors because they tend to be quieter, but he assured us that the ground floor is very quiet and that he actually prefers them. Sounds good, let's go.
The ground floor was surprisingly nothing like a basement, but was actually very well thought out. The bathroom was roomy with no tub, but a stand up shower and the room itself was decorated in a very modern style. The bed was of excellent quality, and I simply couldn't wait to get a good night's rest after an incredibly long trip. We grabbed take away at the Wok & Talk down the street and then headed back for some sleep before our flight the next day. I was so exhausted, I fell asleep without even finishing any of my foor we brought back. Then it happened. The clunk clunk clunk CLUNK CLUNK!! At 3 a.m. I woke up to this loud noise, wondered what the heck it could be, and then finally fell back asleep around 3:30, then at 4 a.m. the clunking woke me again- and again at 5 and 5:30 when I just decided to get up because it was making me crazy trying to sleep anyway. 
I am still unsure what the noise was, but I think it must have had something to do with the ice maker in the hall outside the door. I am NOT a light sleeper, so I can tell you that if no one has mentioned this before, it was out of politeness, not because they haven't heard it. This was not a small noise. I'm not sure if it was people getting ice all night (who needs ice at 4:30am?) perhaps an employee was getting ice? Maybe the machine was making ice and dropping it into its own resevoir? I have no idea, but I do know that I was not able to do the one thing I needed this room for. Sleep. 
This is a very cute hotel, but I could not stay here again until they either put their machines in a small room (like most all other hotels do) or perhaps if I were farther away from the machines. To be honest, I don't think I'd book here again, which is a shame because it really is a cute little place at a great price.
I told the girl at the front desk the next morning about the problem and she apologized. I appreciated the apology, but that doesn't bring me my sleepless night back. 
To sum it up- cute hotel, but you'd better get earplugs or be a heavy sleeper. Also, Travelzoo bookers only get the bottom floor of the hotel.