meh
I arrived with my fiancee for a romantic weekend in Boston. When we got to the hotel, we parked in what seemed to be the hotel parking lot (directly behind the hotel, adjacent to it). We were then told that this is not legal parking for hotel guests, and that the hotel doesn't actually have its own parking area. That's not entirely unreasonable, but certainly sub-optimal for folks coming in from out of town by car. It's especially annoying given the fact that the neighborhood is pretty central and open parking spots are rare, to put it mildly.
We then came into our room and were immediately hit with the odor of feet/cheese. It was overpowering. Nothing romantic about that! We hoped it would be one of those smells that would "go away" as we got used to it. But no. It was a powerful stench, and it remained. After a couple of hours of trying our best to tolerate it, we asked for another room. They kindly provided one. But for $218 a night (incl. taxes, fees, etc.), you'd think this sort of thing wouldn't happen in the first place.
The location is nice (except for the lack of parking), and there are fun things to do around there. But for the price, I think you can probably do a bit better.