Avoid
When we checked in the concierge oogled my wife and twice asked her what room she was staying in, as if he needed to know. Unfortunately my wife told him the room number the second time so during our entire stay we worried that we were going to be ripped off. After her/our first encounter with him, we couldn't ask him any questions regarding where to find the metro or any other location. Very creepy experience. The room was average size, but dark, and the AC barely kept up with the Boston summer heat. The electrical outlets are few and on the floor, so if you want to charge your cell phones, you'll have to sacrifice a lighting source. Parking is a chore, a small ramp next to the front door. You'll have to learn to understand second language English with a majority of the staff. The hotel is not near any metro stations either, so you'll have to take a cab, bus or walk to a subway station. Not a good experience here at all.