Business travel Hotels in Massachusetts, United States

I arrived early and they were able to find me a room that was available which was very nice. As a Globalist they offered a 4 pm checkout and free breakfast. Got a nice room facing the Charles River. A pleasant stay and very convenient to MIT. Also nice that they now have a shuttle that will take you to Kendall, Central or Harvard Square.

Went with another couple and we had a fantastic time. This hotel was so close to so many amenities and great restaurants (all in walking distances). Love how you can have coffee/tea at the lounge before or after you go back to the room…loved the free water near the elevators. Most of the staff are super friendly. The rooms were pretty basic and met are needs. Now you would ask why I gave it a 3 star rating….well, this whole trip was paid by my daughters for their father’s birthday early September…3 weeks later we got charged again… my husband left 3 phone messages and an email to the manager at this hotel BUT never received a response….he was totally responsible for me giving this hotel a 3 star rating!!!

Hotel breakfast is awesome for the United States, the hotel has a car park and costs 30 knives per day. The hotel is not far from Harvard and MIT and is within a half hour walk. Boston Park is about 40 minutes walk, there is a sightseeing station along the way, you can travel to the city by car. The Boston Outlets are less than 5 kilometers from the hotel for temporary shopping.

Clean and comfy. Appreciated the breakfast which had hot food (scrambled eggs , sausage make own waffles as well as pastries/bagels/cereals/yogurt/fruits - Used their airport shuttle. But a bit noisy from vehicles on the street. Didn’t sleep well.

A very good experience. I have lived here many times in Kendall Square or stayed here for the first time. The little red house didn’t even know it was a hotel. Just walk 50 meters on the red line of kendall, opposite the Marriott Hotel and MIT's Coop souvenir/bookstore. There is a sketch less than a kilometer on the three streets (one of the best Chinese restaurants in Boston, and the small fried meat is very good). Fuji, Tatte Cafe, opposite Clover, the hotel's own buffet breakfast is great, no one cares how long you want to sit, free coffee, tea, lemonade all day in the lobby, apple or banana or chocolate on the front desk odd. The front desk is very Nice, the room is very beautiful and spacious, experienced the painful experience of New York airbnb. It is a paradise here, the toiletries are also very good, the room also has coffee and tea, two bottles of mineral water. The price is cheap in the off-season in winter. It is a perfect experience.

It was a lot better than I expected. Staff was friendly, breakfast was included, and the rooms were clean. I’d go there again, if I’m ever in the area.

The hotel is very good, I have stayed several times, the breakfast is very good, the room facilities are quite normal, very close to the burlington mall next to it, not far from the Korean supermarket and nordstrom rack discount store, the best is to drive for 3 minutes. Sichuan is very authentic Sichuan cuisine.

My sister and I have now stayed at Hotel Commonwealth five times this year alone (and a 6th coming up in a few months!), and we have had some amazing times! This past visit, we had to navigate some tight scheduling on our part and S. from the front desk helped us out, not only by letting us check in early, but also getting us set with a beautifully spacious room. He was super approachable, friendly and knowledgeable about the goings-on of the hotel. Hotel Commonwealth has amazing amenities. We've stayed in both Fenway-facing and non-Fenway facing Queen rooms. The Malin and Goetz bathroom products are always refreshing and having chrome-cast available in the rooms is ingenious. Complimentary coffee on the second floor is a must (7a-10a), and the valets' efficiency makes for a perfect start and end to any trip! Whether you are going to Fenway or endeavoring on concert adventures at House of Blues, MGM Fenway, etc---this is the nearest and most luxurious place to stay!

The maintenance of this property is abysmal. We were arriving from an international trip and wanted to sleep off our jet lag and visit our adult child living in the area. We arrived exhausted to find a bloody toilet seat, dirty bathroom, peeling paint from the ceiling, moldy bathroom and dusty room. When we called the desk to mention it- they said they would send housekeeping. They didn't offer to change our room- and we were so tired- we didn't ask. Housekeeper arrived (and entered without us opening the door) to clean the bathroom only. But clearly missed a lot of corners. The next day they offered to change our room-but we were too tired and busy to change- in the window of time that they offered us, so ended up staying in the filth. The bed was quite worn/spongy and didn't support us at all. The sofa bed mattress didn't have a mattress cover available. The view of the trash and T tracks were unappealing. The room was rather small/tight for 3,too. It was hysterical that we were sent emails confirming the hotel's commitment to COVID cleanliness. No hotel employees were masked. The best part of the stay was the good coffee always available in the lobby and the access to Cambridge and the T. I am a Bonvoy Gold member and expect a minimum quality to Marriott properties-this property was below all standards. It was the only time I was not recognized as a Bonvoy elite member too. When we complained about the filth- the hotel offered to refund us 1 night- but charged us the full amount. It only refunded AFTER we complained that there was a billing error. This hotel is not worth more than $300 per night. Look elsewhere.

We stayed at Copley House for 3 nights in an Economy Studio. A little small but we adapted and were quite comfortable. (Absolutely no more than 2 guests) Very clean. Comfortable bed and good pillows. Good price compared to hotels. Great location - we walked all over the Back Bay area. Prudential subway was literally 2 minutes away and we were downtown within 5-10 minutes. I would highly recommend taking the airport shuttle and subway to and from the airport. When we arrived we took a cab to Copley House for about $50. When leaving we took the subway and airport shuttle for $5 and it took less time than the cab!

I arrived early and they were able to find me a room that was available which was very nice. As a Globalist they offered a 4 pm checkout and free breakfast. Got a nice room facing the Charles River. A pleasant stay and very convenient to MIT. Also nice that they now have a shuttle that will take you to Kendall, Central or Harvard Square.

Hotel breakfast is awesome for the United States, the hotel has a car park and costs 30 knives per day. The hotel is not far from Harvard and MIT and is within a half hour walk. Boston Park is about 40 minutes walk, there is a sightseeing station along the way, you can travel to the city by car. The Boston Outlets are less than 5 kilometers from the hotel for temporary shopping.

A very good experience. I have lived here many times in Kendall Square or stayed here for the first time. The little red house didn’t even know it was a hotel. Just walk 50 meters on the red line of kendall, opposite the Marriott Hotel and MIT's Coop souvenir/bookstore. There is a sketch less than a kilometer on the three streets (one of the best Chinese restaurants in Boston, and the small fried meat is very good). Fuji, Tatte Cafe, opposite Clover, the hotel's own buffet breakfast is great, no one cares how long you want to sit, free coffee, tea, lemonade all day in the lobby, apple or banana or chocolate on the front desk odd. The front desk is very Nice, the room is very beautiful and spacious, experienced the painful experience of New York airbnb. It is a paradise here, the toiletries are also very good, the room also has coffee and tea, two bottles of mineral water. The price is cheap in the off-season in winter. It is a perfect experience.

The hotel is very good, I have stayed several times, the breakfast is very good, the room facilities are quite normal, very close to the burlington mall next to it, not far from the Korean supermarket and nordstrom rack discount store, the best is to drive for 3 minutes. Sichuan is very authentic Sichuan cuisine.

The maintenance of this property is abysmal. We were arriving from an international trip and wanted to sleep off our jet lag and visit our adult child living in the area. We arrived exhausted to find a bloody toilet seat, dirty bathroom, peeling paint from the ceiling, moldy bathroom and dusty room. When we called the desk to mention it- they said they would send housekeeping. They didn't offer to change our room- and we were so tired- we didn't ask. Housekeeper arrived (and entered without us opening the door) to clean the bathroom only. But clearly missed a lot of corners. The next day they offered to change our room-but we were too tired and busy to change- in the window of time that they offered us, so ended up staying in the filth. The bed was quite worn/spongy and didn't support us at all. The sofa bed mattress didn't have a mattress cover available. The view of the trash and T tracks were unappealing. The room was rather small/tight for 3,too. It was hysterical that we were sent emails confirming the hotel's commitment to COVID cleanliness. No hotel employees were masked. The best part of the stay was the good coffee always available in the lobby and the access to Cambridge and the T. I am a Bonvoy Gold member and expect a minimum quality to Marriott properties-this property was below all standards. It was the only time I was not recognized as a Bonvoy elite member too. When we complained about the filth- the hotel offered to refund us 1 night- but charged us the full amount. It only refunded AFTER we complained that there was a billing error. This hotel is not worth more than $300 per night. Look elsewhere.

I arrived early and they were able to find me a room that was available which was very nice. As a Globalist they offered a 4 pm checkout and free breakfast. Got a nice room facing the Charles River. A pleasant stay and very convenient to MIT. Also nice that they now have a shuttle that will take you to Kendall, Central or Harvard Square.

Hotel breakfast is awesome for the United States, the hotel has a car park and costs 30 knives per day. The hotel is not far from Harvard and MIT and is within a half hour walk. Boston Park is about 40 minutes walk, there is a sightseeing station along the way, you can travel to the city by car. The Boston Outlets are less than 5 kilometers from the hotel for temporary shopping.

A very good experience. I have lived here many times in Kendall Square or stayed here for the first time. The little red house didn’t even know it was a hotel. Just walk 50 meters on the red line of kendall, opposite the Marriott Hotel and MIT's Coop souvenir/bookstore. There is a sketch less than a kilometer on the three streets (one of the best Chinese restaurants in Boston, and the small fried meat is very good). Fuji, Tatte Cafe, opposite Clover, the hotel's own buffet breakfast is great, no one cares how long you want to sit, free coffee, tea, lemonade all day in the lobby, apple or banana or chocolate on the front desk odd. The front desk is very Nice, the room is very beautiful and spacious, experienced the painful experience of New York airbnb. It is a paradise here, the toiletries are also very good, the room also has coffee and tea, two bottles of mineral water. The price is cheap in the off-season in winter. It is a perfect experience.

The maintenance of this property is abysmal. We were arriving from an international trip and wanted to sleep off our jet lag and visit our adult child living in the area. We arrived exhausted to find a bloody toilet seat, dirty bathroom, peeling paint from the ceiling, moldy bathroom and dusty room. When we called the desk to mention it- they said they would send housekeeping. They didn't offer to change our room- and we were so tired- we didn't ask. Housekeeper arrived (and entered without us opening the door) to clean the bathroom only. But clearly missed a lot of corners. The next day they offered to change our room-but we were too tired and busy to change- in the window of time that they offered us, so ended up staying in the filth. The bed was quite worn/spongy and didn't support us at all. The sofa bed mattress didn't have a mattress cover available. The view of the trash and T tracks were unappealing. The room was rather small/tight for 3,too. It was hysterical that we were sent emails confirming the hotel's commitment to COVID cleanliness. No hotel employees were masked. The best part of the stay was the good coffee always available in the lobby and the access to Cambridge and the T. I am a Bonvoy Gold member and expect a minimum quality to Marriott properties-this property was below all standards. It was the only time I was not recognized as a Bonvoy elite member too. When we complained about the filth- the hotel offered to refund us 1 night- but charged us the full amount. It only refunded AFTER we complained that there was a billing error. This hotel is not worth more than $300 per night. Look elsewhere.

Went with another couple and we had a fantastic time. This hotel was so close to so many amenities and great restaurants (all in walking distances). Love how you can have coffee/tea at the lounge before or after you go back to the room…loved the free water near the elevators. Most of the staff are super friendly. The rooms were pretty basic and met are needs. Now you would ask why I gave it a 3 star rating….well, this whole trip was paid by my daughters for their father’s birthday early September…3 weeks later we got charged again… my husband left 3 phone messages and an email to the manager at this hotel BUT never received a response….he was totally responsible for me giving this hotel a 3 star rating!!!

Clean and comfy. Appreciated the breakfast which had hot food (scrambled eggs , sausage make own waffles as well as pastries/bagels/cereals/yogurt/fruits - Used their airport shuttle. But a bit noisy from vehicles on the street. Didn’t sleep well.

It was a lot better than I expected. Staff was friendly, breakfast was included, and the rooms were clean. I’d go there again, if I’m ever in the area.

My sister and I have now stayed at Hotel Commonwealth five times this year alone (and a 6th coming up in a few months!), and we have had some amazing times! This past visit, we had to navigate some tight scheduling on our part and S. from the front desk helped us out, not only by letting us check in early, but also getting us set with a beautifully spacious room. He was super approachable, friendly and knowledgeable about the goings-on of the hotel. Hotel Commonwealth has amazing amenities. We've stayed in both Fenway-facing and non-Fenway facing Queen rooms. The Malin and Goetz bathroom products are always refreshing and having chrome-cast available in the rooms is ingenious. Complimentary coffee on the second floor is a must (7a-10a), and the valets' efficiency makes for a perfect start and end to any trip! Whether you are going to Fenway or endeavoring on concert adventures at House of Blues, MGM Fenway, etc---this is the nearest and most luxurious place to stay!

We stayed at Copley House for 3 nights in an Economy Studio. A little small but we adapted and were quite comfortable. (Absolutely no more than 2 guests) Very clean. Comfortable bed and good pillows. Good price compared to hotels. Great location - we walked all over the Back Bay area. Prudential subway was literally 2 minutes away and we were downtown within 5-10 minutes. I would highly recommend taking the airport shuttle and subway to and from the airport. When we arrived we took a cab to Copley House for about $50. When leaving we took the subway and airport shuttle for $5 and it took less time than the cab!

Warm attitude! Relatively worthy of the brand, breakfast is very rich! Coffee is free ... there are free fruits to pick up! On the left side of the doorway, it can be taken away and there is still water!