Was ok for me, but I would not bring my family
I needed a relatively inexpensive place to stay for a night, and at about 40% of what other national chain Boston hotels were charging, I gave it a try. And, I probably would stay there again - by myself or if I could get tickets to a Red Sox game for my family. I don't think there could be a more convenient hotel for Fenway.
But, I actually did move a chair in front of the door because there was no secondary security (like the flippy bar thing) on the door, and, on a Sunday night when the Red Sox were not playing, the hotel seems a little sketchy. I am not saying it is. But, arriving late at night when no one is around seemed it.
I think the room was clean. There was an old area rug on the floor that (again) seemed like it may have been chosen because it could hide stains. And, the furniture - other than the beds (which were comfy with good pillows) - was not only old, but really worn - with lighter areas where the stain had born worn off over the years. There were wooden venetian blinds on the windows that could no longer be operated by just moving one center slat - all of the individual slats had to be moved to shut them. (And they felt like a tic-tac-toe at a beat up kids playground where you try to get it to stay on 'x," but it keeps moving. So I don't think I ever really got them closed.
And, I'd probably be accurate if I said the bathroom was a little weird/creepy. It was spotless as the paper strip on the toilet said was sanitized for me. But, it was uncomfortably large and empty - imagine sitting on a toilet in a warehouse.
But, like I said, for the price, I probably would stay there again - I'd probably just walk around in the dark in case I didn't get the blinds properly shut.