Nice Decor, but Not the Best Hotel...
We found this place by mistake, as the B&B we wanted was full. The location for us was great and the room decor is wonderful, but the rest left too much to be desired. 
I have stayed in "all types" of hotels, all over the world. I am not new to sleeping in hotels, quality, service and value.
The hotel itself is "interesting" architecturally, but unless you get the "right" room, this place is not so good. Frankly, there are too many negatives to type, so I am going to just highlight some.
The developers took a building that is better suited for a warehouse, and "tried" to turn it into a hotel, to cash in on the bustling tourist market of Boston. It "sort of" worked, but mostly didn't work...
There are very few rooms that have a window that face "outside". Most face into an atrium (if you want to call it that. It's really more like an elevator shaft). We had an outside room, so that was lovely, with a killer view of the area, but for 85% of the guests, they look at nothing... Like a POD hotel. Those rooms are gloomy, dark, lifeless. Like a dungeon. The few rooms that face outside (at least ours) are wonderful.
On a positive note, to make up for the lack of fresh air or views of 85% of the rooms, the developers created wonderful little rooms, with really good quality "everything". Our rooms were beautiful. I say "rooms", because we had to move to a different room, because of a noise problem. But both rooms were decorated very nice, very hip, very "now".
We were put into a top floor front side room with a wonderful view. It was great! We thought the lobby was strange, as well as the front desk people; and the elevators were slow and small and the narrow halls that zig-zag all over the floors were strange, but all that didn't matter when we stepped into the room. The decor was great as was the fantastic view! 
As we settled in, we were shocked by a terrible rattling sound and a vibration of the ceiling and walls! It turned out, that the heat pump is on the roof directly above the room, and EVERYTIME it turned on, (which was often!) the room vibrated a noisy vibration. Even with my bad hearing, it drove me nuts - so we asked to be moved. The next room was directly below that room, a couple of floors down. You could still hear/feel the vibration! But the decor and view was lovely! So we stayed.
The lobby is very large and cold and sparse, not at all inviting. The guest that were standing around didn't seem happy. They seemed gloomy, like they had been taken advantage of. More like a "motel" feel. It tries to be a "hotel" feeling, but just doesn't make the grade. They have a cut rate coffee bar in the lobby (nothing in the rooms). There are two very slow elevators that service the entire building. The hallways upstairs are really narrow and have the thinnest and cheapest sheet rock on the walls. The hallways felt more like a students "youth hostel" than a relative expensive hotel.
The people working behind the counter were uninviting, not really rude, just ho-hum, like they were too busy sitting around doing nothing, to care about customer service. I understand that it is Boston, and people there have an attitude, in general - but this is a hotel! Guests enjoy having an inviting staff.
The place is actually pretty bad - but the rooms are decorated VERY nice. For me, I need more than that to go back or recommend a place.
My 2¢