3-Star Hotels in Boston

It was a quick trip, I didn't get checked in until 3am and left out @9 am. The room was very clean. I was able to grab a quick bagel thanks to the free breakfast buffet. My car was waiting for me and my bag was place in my car by the attendant. Once I was home checking my emails I realized my stay was prorated and I was not charged a full day. I really appreciate them for noticing and applying the credit. I will be choosing Embassy Suites for future trips to Boston.

The Verb Hotel is one of a kind hotel. Located right next to the legendary Fenway Park, it has its own vibe and nice amenities. I love all the old school records and had an opportunity to catch up with Prince, Bob Dylan among others. The deco is retro which is really nice and fitting. I also enjoyed the 24 hour hot and cold coffee on tab. Staffs are super friendly. Everything looks and feels clean. The restaurant onsite and nearly are decent.

I love the hospitality of this hotel. The reservations come with breakfast and the food taste so good. I also like how clean the rooms are. They give toothpaste, a toothbrush, and water for free. I will stay at this hotel when next I visit Boston. I also like how they have coffee all day for free. A nice indoor pool and an overall great experience.

It's okay, the price-performance ratio is average. When booking, it was said that the room is 42 square meters, but it may actually be less than 20 square meters. The facilities are a bit old, but in line with expectations. There are many guests. There is free parking, but it takes a while to find a parking space at night.

The hotel people were very nice and easy to get to. Recommend it to anyone who goes to Boston.

The hotel closest to Massachusetts General Hospital, since 2017, has held meetings here every year and left a deep impression

The room was spacious and quiet. Breakfast was average. The location is not far from the sea, a little far from the center of the city, but also about 5 kilometers. Overall, it feels good.

Nice and clean. Fair price and spacious room for solo travelers. Bathrooms are very clean. Drawbacks are that the doors cannot perfectly prevent noises outside, and the location is actually ~10 minutes walk to every subway stations nearby.

The room is very small, about 10-12 square meters, which is inconsistent with the description on the Internet. The bathroom is also very small, only shower gel and shampoo are provided, and toothbrushes, toothpaste and slippers are not provided. The mineral water in the room is only provided on the first night, and it is no longer provided afterwards. There is free machine-drawn water in the lobby. When checking in, the service of the front desk lady is average, with a blank expression. The two of us only took one passport to register; the service of the beautiful lady at check-out is very good, and she also helped to re-register Marriott points. Emerson is in the school season, and it is a three-minute walk, so the room price is relatively expensive. I went to New York for a week and returned to the Hilton opposite the Courtyard. I will compare it then.

I loved Studio Allston. A great location across from the Charles River, perfect for running amongst nature. As it’s on a highway and outside the downtown area, there’s little traffic and it was perfect for commuting to-and-from meetings in the outer suburbs of Boston. Free breakfast was fantastic! All the amenities you could want. Perfect for business travel.