Somewhat Mediocre and Overpriced
I have stayed in many Hyatts around the world and this is not going to be a favourite. Although the rooms and corridors seem refurbished, the building feels old, notably the elevators. I overheard guests using words like "mediocre" and that about sums it up. Boston is expensive (I don't know why), but the price I am paying seems a lot for what comes out as a 3.5 star property. Also, I find hotel policies rather petty. The mini-bar / fridge has a prominent warning to tell the guest that a) if you store your own food in it, you qualify for a $25 cleaning charge!, b) if you so much as touch a bottle inside the fridge, let alone move it elsewhere, then you pay as if you had consumed it. If you need a fridge (e.g. for medicines) then you have to ask for a separate one. So, if you had been planning to avoid the overpriced breakfast and eat from supermarkets, use the ice-bucket as a mobile fridge - at least the ice is still free! Pettiness of this kind I have never experienced any where in the world (total of over 60 countries to date) and it does not encourage my loyalty.