Explore 2-Star Hotels in Boston

It is a 5-minute walk from the Red Line subway Andrew station, with convenient transportation, very clean and comfortable, providing drinks and fruits, and the boss is a foreigner and very friendly. It’s will be my first choice next time.

The alley is very quiet, next to the Congress, and there is a convenience store at the intersection. The location is very good. Boston is quieter than New York and is more suitable for a short stay. The room I booked was on the third floor. It was difficult to carry too much luggage. There was no elevator. On the first night, I could hear people walking upstairs and talking in the next room. It was very quiet during sleep time. The room has a coffee machine, microwave, and toaster. Use a coffee machine to drink hot water, just don't put in the coffee.

The hotel room was great with a wardrobe room with a microwave, coffee machine, an ironing board and iron, a toilet and bath room, and the main room with a King size bed. If you stay long, they will provide room service once every 2 days. The heater in the room by the window works very quickly but can be too noisy if you have turned it on while sleeping. The reception area provides free water, coffee, and biscuts all day, and the reception staff are always around. Breakfast is extremely good with many Western culinary choices. The metro station Washington Street is just 5–10 minutes’s walk away downhill. There are also a few shops and restaurants in the neighborhood around the station.

Bunk beds, good location, first time staying in this kind of hotel, quite convenient, public bathroom, everyone keeps it clean, quality is still OK, greet each other when you meet. Right next to Boston Park, a few steps downstairs to the subway, a few stops to Harvard, Massachusetts, very convenient. A little walk to the city center, and then walk to Quincy Market. Will stay here next time

Very good, I like it very much, the price/performance ratio is very high, next time I have a chance to come here, I will still choose to stay here, overall it is very good!

If you are looking for a cost-effective place, this is it. After all, Boston is very expensive and hygienic. The general facilities are also relatively old, especially the sound insulation is poor. However, it is surrounded by Boston University. There are many Asian restaurants, Chinese and Korean food. It is very convenient. It is simply Chinatown. Generally speaking, you ask for it. If it’s not very high, you can definitely stay there to save money and convenience.