2-Star Hotels in Boston

Though the customer service at the front desk was great, other things weren’t. When we arrived in our room, we immediately noticed gross stains on the lamp shades and walls. We had a lunchbox with a few snacks for our toddler and when we woke up found chewed holes from mice in the lunch box and multiple bags of food. The bathtub would fill during a shower and took about 20-30 minutes to empty afterwards. Half of the outlets in the room didn’t work. And Convenient for out of staters the breakfast area was closed. My fiancé and I agreed that it’s not worth saving money and from now on we are sticking with Marriott or Hilton!

Older dated hotel, but for the price point its a great value. Airport shuttle was much appreciated, given all traffic and road closures. Room was very clean and comfortable. Breakfast was above average for a Ramada. Fruit, breads, bagels, waffles, oatmeal, eggs, sausage, cereal, milk, juice and coffee. Breakfast choices were plentiful. There is a bowling alley next door, and store/deli across the busy road. I used Uber to get to my planned excursions in downtown. The outside and layout of the hotel is not very appealing, but for the price point, the hotel was a good value. You must sign up for airport return shuttle the day before, and it only leaves promptly at the top of the hour. Again, for the price, it’s great value. Recommend

Great staff and the hotel is extremely comfortable and very reasonably priced in comparison to most other hotels in Boston. About a 20 min walk or quick uber trip to the nearest metro

I get a free upgrade to single room which is nice. Yet one thing unacceptable is the staff open my door while I am sleeping, saying he doesn't realize this room is occupied. Other than that, the room is clean and modern.

This place was the perfect location. It was less than 8 min walk to the Andrew redline station and that gets you to downtown in less than 5min or so. Great service by the gentlemen in the front and house cleaners. The price was fair and can’t beat the free breakfast. Eat heavy breakfast and enjoy lunch and dinner exploring various restaurants. Would come back to this location the next I visit Boston.

The location of this hostel is amazing! I stayed there for two nights in a six bed female dorm. The sheets were fresh and the hostel clean. Looking at some reviews here please keep something in mind: This is a hostel with a lot of people going in and out. Boston is an expensive city and you can’t find hotels in that location for less that $300-400 a night during busy seasons. So while this hostel might seem expensive at first, it is relatively cheap in comparison to hotels. Also consider the taxes. My bed was $69 but after tax, membership and all, I came close to a $100. Also, you’ll be sharing a room. There will be people coming in and out….what else would you expect? Earplugs and eyeshades go a long way. People come to Boston for different reasons, so they won’t be on the same schedule as you! However I thought everyone did great sticking to the quite times from 11-7. The mornings can get busy using the bathrooms, so plan accordingly. I thought it was a really cool place where you could work to many sights! I am glad I stayed there and saved myself from getting expensive hotels. Instead I used the saved money to explore the city’s sights, great coffees and delicious restaurants! Great stay!

I stayed at the Oasis Guest House for a couple of nights in early July. I had booked a 1 person shared bathroom room but was upgraded to an ensuite room. I loved staying at the Oasis Guest House. There's something very comforting about seeing the same faces at the front desk every day. Being able to have a friendly chat with them about the neighborhood as you come home or head out. Staying in a place that blends into the neighborhood rather than seeking to dominate it. Boston is a very walkable city with great public transportation options and the Oasis Guest House is well situated to let you head out and explore the city. The property is centrally air conditioned and kept at a comfortable temperature. There was also a small fan in the room which I didn't need but was nice to have on hand. There was also a spare blanket in the dresser which I didn't need but was nice to have on hand. The room was not large but was perfectly comfortable and a very relaxing place to return to after a day of walking around the city. The bathroom was very clean. The shower space was a bit tight but worked well. I will definitely be returning to the Oasis Guest House on my next trip to Boston.

If you are looking for a cost-effective place, this is it. After all, Boston is very expensive and hygienic. The general facilities are also relatively old, especially the sound insulation is poor. However, it is surrounded by Boston University. There are many Asian restaurants, Chinese and Korean food. It is very convenient. It is simply Chinatown. Generally speaking, you ask for it. If it’s not very high, you can definitely stay there to save money and convenience.

Writing about our recent stay at 20 Temple Place from October 18th to October 21st, 2024. The experience was unacceptable on many fronts. 1. Elevator Failure ~ When we booked this rental, one of the key features was the availability of an elevator, as my husband (age 77, with a hip replacement) and I (age 74) cannot easily navigate stairs. Unfortunately, after the first day, the elevator broke down and remained out of service for the remainder of our stay. We had to climb up and down four flights of stairs multiple times a day, which was physically grueling, especially for my husband due to his medical condition. What is more concerning is that, when we reached out about this issue, we were informed that they are already aware of the problem, yet neither disclosed this to us before our arrival nor made any efforts to resolve it during our stay. 2. Substandard Conditions of the Property ~ Aside from the elevator, the overall condition of the apartment was far below the expectations set by your listing. Specific issues include: • The bed: It was like sinking into a marshmallow with no support, making it extremely uncomfortable to sleep. • Street noise: The noise levels were unbearable at night, leading to very little rest. • Shower issues: The water temperature fluctuated unexpectedly, and the water pressure was inconsistent, which made showering unpleasant. • Couch: It had no support—when sitting, the bottom simply gave way, making it uncomfortable to use. • TV: It did not function at all, displaying endless error messages. • Cleanliness: We found dirty socks from a former tenant under the bed, which is completely unacceptable in terms of cleanliness. • Kitchen: It was poorly equipped with nothing useful for cooking, despite the listing suggesting otherwise. We would have relocated, however, all hotels were booked as this was a popular weekend in Boston.

Located in Boston (Bay Village), Premier Suites - Bay Village is within a 10-minute walk of Copley Square and Newbury Street. This aparthotel is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Boston Common and 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Copley Place.Make yourself at home in one of the 43 guestrooms featuring microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with bathtubs or showers are provided.