Monsterously expensive tired old hotel
Before writing this review I have read the comments from other travelers, quite honestly they must have been staying at a different hotel, because I am finding it hard to write anything positive.
Our booking was made on line direct at a cost of almost $700 USD (including taxes) without breakfast.
Upon arrival my wife and I struggled from the car park up a couple of flight of stairs with heavy bags, we were met by a young man at reception chewing gum and appeared to have no interest in the wellfare of his customers. During check in I was told that the internet was going to cost approx $10/day and the parking $18/day (both outragous considering the cost of the room).
We then struggled from the reception area up another couple of flights of stairs to the elevator (without any offer of assistance).
The coridors to the room is how I would imagine Alcataz would have been.
The room was reasonably clean, but had a 70's look and feal about it, and was in dire need of refurbishment.
The first morning we awoke to no hot water, a quick phone call to house keeping revealed that there was a problem with the boiler, so unless we wanted to wait until the water was hot, there was no shower.
Now, I do realise that Boston is an expensive city, and compared to other hotels in the same area it may be considered to be inexpensive, but I have visited the USA more than 20 times and this hotel did NOT represent value for money.
I would not recommend this hotel at any cost.
I'm desperately trying to find something positive, and the only thing I can say is that it's location is pretty good for the public transport.