Boston Inns

"This B&B is a converted villa with 9 guest rooms on three floors. There is no elevator, so you have to carry your luggage up by yourself. The black guy said, I can help you carry it up, but he just won't move. Seeing this, I'd better do it myself. The room is very small. Since it was converted later, the structure is very unreasonable and barely usable. This place is not good except for its good location. Of course, the price is several hundred cheaper than the surrounding hotels. I'll bear it."

"The breakfast is very good. Because I had stayed at Copley Plaza Hotel for half a month before, and then I changed to this hotel, which was converted into a private villa. Although small, the interior decoration shows the elegant living taste of the homeowner. The breakfast is rich in variety, coffee, fruit, and small snacks are available all day. On Valentine's Day, we also prepared chocolates intimately. The laundry is free, and there is a waiter to help wash it. The hotel guests had breakfast together at the table, chatting with each other and feeling good. Although the room I live in does not have a bathroom, the shared bathroom is also very hygienic and convenient. Very cost-effective."

"This hotel is located in the Back Bay area of Boston, and the Armtrak train station in Back Bay is about ten minutes walk away. The hotel seems to be a homestay in the classical style block of Back Bay, but it has a certain scale. Two days before check-in, the hotel sent the front door and room password, self-check in, very convenient. The one-bedroom suite is a small one-bedroom and one-living room. Just entering the door is a small kitchen table, sink refrigerator microwave induction cooker, various kitchen utensils and tableware wine glasses. The bathroom is a bit small, rain toilet and single sink. There are two chairs on the desk in the living room and a sofa for one person. The bedroom is a 1.5 meter bed with a narrow closet with a clothes rail safe and ironing board. Maybe because it is summer, the bedding is a thin blanket, and it will be more comfortable if it is a fluffy thin quilt. The biggest advantage of this hotel room is that all windows have screens and can be opened for ventilation. There is a waiter duty room, buffet breakfast room, gym and public restroom on the basement floor. The waiter is friendly. There is a 7-11 downstairs, the corner is the Boston Green Line subway station, and the Prudential Shopping Center. There are Northeastern University, Berkeley Conservatory of Music and New England Conservatory of Music within walking distance."

"The administrative works from 8am to 6pm so make sure to contact them during this time. The location is super pretty, with landscape to the harbor and a secured neighborhood. Huge room, each has a terrace. The female staffs were very friendly and supportive."

"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."