Hotels near Prudential Tower, Boston

"This hotel offers a standardized, industrialized experience, which I found to be excellent. The shared showers and restrooms, serving four rooms, were continuously cleaned by staff, which was also great. The hotel is a 20-minute walk from the North Station train/bus station, and also a 20-minute walk from Boston Common/the start of the Freedom Trail. Chinatown is a 10-minute walk away. To get to Harvard University, it's a 10-minute walk to the subway station. Remember to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste when staying at hotels in the US. The Revolution Hotel offers great value for money. Also, US hotel prices can fluctuate a lot, so it's important to book at the right time and make a quick decision. Thanks to Trip.com and the supplier. Traveling abroad really makes me appreciate how well Trip.com performs, and it's no easy feat."

"One restaurant. Just had some breakfast there. A bit pricey, but it is a Hilton. The gym is 5 star. Not a typical hotel gym. This was a highlight. Rooms are fairly large. 2 bottles of water provided in room. Bathroom was large. And for The price per night I paid via Trip.com , it was a bargain compared to other properties in the area. A short walk to Newbury St., and about a 15-20 walk to Fenway."

"It was great to stay for a few days or get an early check-in and upgrade."

"Is an old hotel with full of character. Lift is a mixed of modern and old. It is well situated, across the road is a huge supermarket. Amtrak train station is just 5 mins walk away. Room is a little small and the Aircon cannot be controlled. Shower water pressure is good. Best thing I like is a big kitchen with microwave and coffee machine. Even a 5 star hotel do not have this. Checked in and out is super easy. Overall I like this hotel."

"The hotel is very close to the subway station. It is very convenient to go to various university buildings and attractions. There is also public transportation to the airport. The facilities are complete, especially the cooking equipment and tableware are very complete. The full password self-check-in and check-out are very convenient. There are also online customer service real-time reply questions."

"Overall a good experience for a pricey hotel in Boston. I think they are all quite expensive. Nice hotel and staff. Food and bar good. Liked the “free” tea/coffee, water and snacks, and rooftop pool and bar. I think that’s why they charge an amenity fee. No smoking at the rooftop pool/bar which was a pain. They should set aside a small corner for smokers as it’s outside after all.  I think the bathroom/shower facilities could be updated. The functioning of it seemed outdated and tricky to work. We only had a trickle of cold water coming out of our sink tap which was annoying. Overall though a good experience for our 3 nights in Boston."

"Rating: 4 / 5 A quick stay at Hampton Inn & Suites Boston Crosstown Center: The Best Part: The breakfast here is an absolute winner! Huge selection (bagels, muffins, waffles, eggs, cereal) plus free coffee, tea, and hot cocoa in the lobby. Location/Safety: Connected directly to the hospital. The parking area felt a bit sketchy at night (we saw police cars parked there), though we personally didn't run into any issues or bad people. The Room: A bit outdated, but considering the price and breakfast, it’s completely fine for a one-night stop."

"The hotel's second floor directly connects to the mall, making dining and going out super convenient. It's also linked to one of the subway lines, so you don't even have to go outside. The location is excellent, right next to Newbury. The hotel rooms are quite large, and there are many rooms on each floor, which unfortunately meant housekeeping was slow. I stayed for two days, leaving in the morning and returning at night, only to find the room still hadn't been cleaned. The bathroom towels were of average quality, and the bathroom itself was a bit small, with a shower over the tub."

"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."