disappointed
My husband and I drove into the city for the night to see the Bruins game and this hotel was on sale through Expedia for a good deal. I liked the idea of being so centrally located as we really enjoy walking through and exploring Boston on foot. We arrived at the hotel early and were able to check right in which was nice. I wasn't impressed with the faded and ripped carpet but the check-in process was easy and the staff person was friendly. We were directed to a tiny elevator up to our room. The elevator was very old and dated. The hallway to our room was very worn and the walls were scratched and marked up. Not what I would have expected for a Hilton. Our room was small but the size was fine for my husband and I. The bathroom didn't have a tub, only a stall shower which was disappointing. I've never stayed in a hotel with only a shower. The toilet was slow to flush. The carpet in our room was very stained and I didn't feel comfortable walking barefoot on it. The bed itself was very comfortable but the noise you could hear outside was unbelievable. Most hotels have a unit which helps to drown out the noise and I was really surprised to find that this only had a wall thermostat. There was a fan feature but it did nothing for the noise. Every five minutes there were ambulances going by blaring their sirens. Tufts Medical Center is directly across the street. Finally at about 3am I had to get up and put makeshift toilet paper ear plugs in my ears which only helped slightly. There were people having conversations in the hallway that you could hear as if they were right inside our room. It was really the longest and most tiring hotel experience I've ever had.