Hilton Garden Inn Boston Brookline, Ma

It's a great staying experience. The first is that its storage room is very reasonably designed, with partitions and metal stainless steel baskets. It can hold very good things and is very large. The second is its lighting design, which makes it easy to sleep at night. It doesn't feel bright, but if you get up at night, you still feel there is lighting and you don't feel particularly dark.

I booked this hotel because my children go to school. The location and environment are good.

No parking lot, no free wifi, everything else is good.

Apart from being expensive, everything else is good. It's also convenient to eat around, with Chinese and Japanese food available. Very close to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Accompanying my child to attend an event at Harvard University, the organizing committee booked this hotel. Fortunately, the hotel is relatively new and small and exquisite. I stayed for 6 nights. My child left early and returned late every day, and I shuttled between the hotel and various attractions in Boston by myself. The location is good, not far from Cambridge and Newbury. Valet parking is 45 per day, breakfast is very ordinary, the service attitude of the staff is good, the room is cleaned every other day, the biggest disadvantage is that the heating is too noisy, so I usually turn it on for five minutes and then turn it off, and the temperature is enough.

Quiet and hygienic...but the facilities are a little old