3-Star Hotels in Massachusetts, United States

I chose this hotel because it was close to my business trip destination. There are no convenient facilities nearby. The staff is friendly and the management is good. However, they clean it once every two days~ It is a quiet and cost-effective(?) hotel.

Good thing: 1. super convenient location, only about 7 mins walk to backbay station and 10 mins to downtown. The famous flour bakery is also nearby! 2. Interesting deco and architecture 3. Bathrooms alway readily available and clean (always cleaned very fast). Towels alway available and there are good amenities. Not so good: 1. there was a weird smell when I first entered my room- smelled funky. 2. Noticed the tables, bed ledge etc (everything basically) were dusty!! I had to use wet wipes to wipe the ledges and tables and chairs down before putting my items on them. It felt like housekeeping was barely done or at least only at a minimum level. Basically, cleanliness level was not up to par until the extent I was so scared there’ll be bedbugs(thankfully there wasn’t.) 3. No housekeeping done throughout my 3 nights of stay. 4. I felt like I was back living in a school dormitory and not a hotel (I see students partying and hanging around over the weekend). 5. Overall, not worth it for the price per night. You can find better hotels or even airbnb in Boston.

This is the best hotel. I will come back when I visit Boston. I checked in late on the first day, but GUI kindly helped me! It is very close to the station, you can have a simple breakfast, and the facilities are clean!

Hotel was clean and service was friendly but inaccurate at times. However, there was construction outside at 6 AM which could be heard very clearly. Staff would also be loud and push around metal carts outside rooms until as late as midnight sometimes

I stayed at Home2 Suites by Hilton Boston South Bay and really enjoyed my stay. The room was roomy, clean, and comfortable, and having a small kitchen was super helpful, especially for a few days’ stay. Everything felt modern and well taken care of. Breakfast was free and had plenty of choices, so it was easy to grab something before heading out. The staff were friendly and made the whole process smooth. There are shops and restaurants nearby, which was convenient. It’s not right in downtown Boston, but if you’re okay with a short commute, it’s a great place for the price.

The hotel environment is good, the room is large and clean. Parking is convenient and no charge. It is also convenient to eat in the streets of the town, and there are also several Chinese restaurants not far away.

My first hotel in the US. The front desk service was pretty average, and breakfast was expensive. There was no microwave. The snowy view outside was nice since it's by the river. It's convenient to walk everywhere; you can easily walk to Harvard and MIT. I'd recommend staying here, though I wish the front desk staff were friendlier. Is this just the typical service level in the US?

The room configuration is reasonable, the service is average, WiFi needs to be registered, and the operation is not convenient! Breakfast soso

The room is large, but the mattress is too high, and the sofa is old and dirty, so I dare not sit on it. The room has a balcony, but it is useless in winter. The air conditioner is very loud and cannot be turned on when sleeping. Pros: The gym is good with complete equipment; breakfast is rich in variety. Cons: The attitude of the front desk staff is average After staying for a few days, I found that my body was swollen, red and itchy, as if it was caused by mosquito bites, so I dare not stay there anymore. Although there is no evidence that it is the hotel's problem, I stayed there for nearly ten days and did not stay anywhere else.

There is a supermarket downstairs, which is very convenient for shopping. The supermarket opens at 8 am. There is a Chinese restaurant for breakfast next to the supermarket. The transportation is convenient. The small kitchen in the room can be used for cooking.