Nothing Special
Just stayed at Beacon Hill Hotel & Bistro. Glad it was only one night. The hotel is "boutique" ( read "small") with miniscule rooms. Barely enough room for 2 people to turn around in. Certainly no room to unpack. Furnishings were Holiday Inn quality, certainly not what one would expect in a boutique hotel. Bed was hard as a rock and the pillows ( feather) we so flat we had to use the bolster. The bathroom was adequate, but small. Its was clean and we didn't take advantage of their complimentary breakfast, so I cant speak to its quality. The Bistro looks to seat about 30 people max. Drinks at the bar the evening of arrival were well made and the appetizers were well made and tasty. If it wasn't so expensive and the rooms were bigger I'd give it more stars. I think the are better values in the Beacon Hill area.