Overpriced, corner-cutting Courtyard
The hotel is located near Chinatown and theaters so it's fine if that's what you're in Boston for it's fine. The area is safe to walk around if you don't have a car. Parking is Boston is not as bad as NY, Chicago. 
The room we got was spacious and quiet on a higher floor with good housekeeping service. But the bathroom felt old due to poor lighting. Most Courtyards have coffee/tea in the lobby available all day. This hotel is so miserly they only have it out a couple of hours in the morning and evening.Miss it, too bad....Give me a break! After they take it away, you're on your own. So if it's cold outside, bring your own water downstairs and warm it up on their 1 and only microwave even if you have a child and have to prepare formula at 3AM. Prepare to stand in line as others have to do the same. 
That's a shame for a hotel that charges as much as a hotel in New York. And Boston does not merrit those hight rates for a corporate hotel since it's not even close to the business district. 
Front desk staff was not knowledgeable, nor informative. If you don't want to pay the steep $43 valet, they don't tell you where you can park, that street cleaning on the street in in the middle of a weeknight(you have to go look for the signs yourself, even if you get there after dark - but at least the area is safe), where good restaurants nearby (just give you a useless list w/ how far away the eatery is - hello! how about telling us if the places serve edible food?) nothing. I guess they get paid to not do much. You're better off being checked in by a computer kiosk.