Hotels in Suffolk County

"First off, the location is excellent. It's less than a 5-minute walk to the subway, with direct lines to South Station, Harvard, and MIT. The Star Market supermarket, just an 8-minute walk away, is huge and has delicious fruit. You can even buy fresh lobsters there – two large ones for just over $20 – and they'll steam them for you to take home. Behind the hotel, there's a beach, perfect for watching the sunset and enjoying a relaxing sea breeze. Secondly, the service is also excellent. It offers a warm, personal touch, quite like hotels back home. They provide complimentary airport pickup, fresh chocolate chip cookies are provided daily, and refreshing lemonade is always available. Housekeeping is also daily; compared to the last hotel I stayed at near Niagara Falls, where they only cleaned every three days, the service here is far superior! While it's a little far from downtown, a taxi ride is only around $10-$15, so I still feel it offers good value for money."

"This was my second time staying at The Revolution Hotel, and I absolutely love it. The location is excellent, the place is spotless, and the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming. They have a great restaurant, a cozy café, and a really fun bar with dancing—it’s such a great vibe overall. Even though the bathrooms are outside the room, they’re individual and completely private. They also provide robes, and the cleanliness is top-notch—the cleaning crew is always on it. And the best part? They’re dog-friendly! Highly recommend it. Best - Mr. Machado"

"We spent a long weekend at this hotel. First, a free local shuttle express bus takes you from Logan Airport to Back Bay Station, which is just a four-minute walk from the hotel entrance. Check-in was smooth, friendly and efficient, and we were given our requested room. Our room was spacious and well-equipped, with a fantastic view over Boston Bay. It had a spacious seating area, a large flat-screen TV, a full size in-room fridge, a spacious rain shower, and ice stations on each floor. The bed and bedding were of high quality, and there was a selection of pillows to choose from. One of the most impressive features of this hotel is the in-room security safe, which is rare in many US hotels. There are also excellent food and beverage facilities on-site, and an extensive room service menu. The housekeeping was of a high standard, and complimentary water was provided each day. If you haven’t already, I highly recommend signing up for the Marriott Bonvoy awards programme in advance of your stay. This will give you free WiFi for your entire stay. The hotel is located in downtown Boston, with easy access to Back Bay and Copley Square metros, the Boston Public Library, Prudential Centre, and many other facilities such as supermarkets, restaurants, and cafes. I would highly recommend this hotel.  "

"Highly recommended place to stay. Friendly staff. Shuttles available to Harvard Square, Aquarium & Copley Square."

"The room was clean and the overall cleanliness was very up-to-date. It is very close to the Green Line of the subway and convenient to various attractions. It's just inconvenient to use the iPad to operate the room, especially the TV and air conditioner. I would rather use the remote control directly. Although the room felt a bit small, it was probably reasonable considering the room rates in Boston."

"The hotel room's thermostat was set at 68 degrees F when we entered but we found it to be quite warm, so we turned the thermostat down to 65 degrees, then further to 62 degrees because the room was still quite stifling. Around 2:00 a.m., uncomfortable and sweating while trying to sleep, we called the front desk and told them that we had lowered the thermostat to 60 degrees F but that the heat was just as warm as when we first entered the room (there was no way to measure it but I'm guessing it was close to 80 degrees). The front desk told us that the thermostat only controls the heat; that is, lowering the temperature will not actually cool the room or turn the heat off. They told us that the only way to stop the heat was to turn it OFF. We were also advised to open a window, which we did; but the noise from the city outside did not help us get a good night's sleep at all, and the room took a while to cool down enough to be able to sleep comfortably. This one issue---the extremely warm and uncomfortable room---is enough to make us not return to this hotel in the future."

"Room had a great view of the river! The hotel's gym and pool were very nice. However, the lobby is still under construction. It was very convenient to be able to walk to the mall from within the hotel."

"The location is very good, with Boston Park right outside the door. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to Boston Library, Freedom Trail, Trinity Church, and Riverside Park, and about 30 minutes to walk to Boston Museum of Fine Arts. The room is very clean and the waiter is very enthusiastic. The disadvantage is that the room is not soundproof."

"The hotel's location is excellent! It's very close to Amtrak's Boston South Station, a walkable 16-minute distance if you don't have much luggage. The hotel is situated right next to and across from a large hospital. The subway station is just 50 meters to your left when you exit the hotel. Just a bit further past that is Chinatown, and Boston Common is about a ten-minute walk away. Despite being in a bustling area, the hotel is remarkably quiet at night, which is a rare find. There was no complimentary bottled water in the room, and when I asked the front desk, they couldn't provide any. Disposable toiletries were also missing. The 'breakfast included' option turned out to be an $18 breakfast credit. If you choose just one breakfast item and one coffee, with taxes, you've already exceeded the credit. The allowance wasn't quite enough, but the food itself tasted good."

"The room is very nice and the location is very convenient. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby. The hotel can also receive express delivery and there is a public laundry area, but you have to pay with coins to operate it."