Spa Hotels in Boston

Traveled to Boston with our family of 5, 2 adults and 3 kids ages 12, 11, and 8 to see Twenty One Pilots at TD Garden. I booked a corner suite with a city view on a high floor and that’s exactly what we got. The room was way more than I expected and was so happy with it. Wall to wall windows with an amazing view, 2 queen beds that were comfortable and cozy and we had a roll in bed brought to the room for my daughter. The roll in bed was an Actual bed, not an uncomfortable cot! Even with the extra bed we still had so much space. The best part of the room in my opinion was the fact that floor was laminate wood! No nasty hotel carpet! Also had a full size leather couch, fridge, 3 night stands, spacious closet, plenty of lamps and light and the air conditioning/heat worked beautifully! The bathroom was clean and shower was amazing with a rain shower head, frosted glass doors and all tile. Bar 10 restaurant and bar in the hotel had 24 hour room service and also breakfast. The food was phenomenal. On site Starbucks in lobby as well. Super easy access to the Subway, only one block over. The Westin is connected to shopping mall with high end designers I.e LV, Gucci, Jimmy Choo etc which is a big plus! There were a couple of Cons though…Valet parking was great but they failed to mention that it would cost $75 per day! There’s a parking garage across the street to use for a fraction of the price. I booked our room with a package to include breakfast each morning for all 5 of us, kids 12 and under are free. However, morning 1 we ate and they brought the bill over for $160….they made the correction and all was good. Breakfast day 2, the policy all of a sudden changed to kids under 5 eat free…. And my husband and I ordered bloody Mary’s which were priced at $10 each which we planned on paying for since that’s not included. The price for those 2 drinks mysteriously increased from $10 each to $18 each! Lastly, the hotel listed and pictured a pool as one of the amenities which was the main reason for booking because of my kids. However, at Check in I asked what floor the pool is on to which they said unfortunately we don’t have a pool….When I reserved the corner suite for 2 nights with breakfast included it was $504 per night, after taxes total was around $1200 at Check in but they charged us a total of $1,950! So an extra $700 was added for what I have no clue.

Very good hotel, with a great location and convenient transportation. There is a small river in front of the hotel and a museum next to it, which is the best choice for a walk. The room is well-equipped, clean and tidy. I stayed there for another two years and traveled in Boston in depth. The hotel breakfast is very rich, highly recommended 👍

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.

This is the second time I stayed at this hotel. The basic accommodation conditions of Four Seasons, such as quilts, pillows, air conditioning, bathroom, spacious rooms, etc., are beyond doubt and must be excellent and reliable. There is a high-quality Japanese restaurant downstairs, which is modern. The SPA is very good. The only thing that is not as good as the old Four Seasons Hotel in Boston is that the room is just very modern, without any style.

The room is quite big, with a separate kitchen, refrigerator, dishwasher, oven and kitchenware, so you can cook your own food. The mattress is very comfortable and the hot water is also very good. The only problem is that the breakfast is relatively simple. After all, Americans and Chinese are different, especially in terms of food requirements. The room is cleaned every two days. The location is also very good, and it is very convenient to take the subway.

Really not that great for the price, it’s a very old building in the city centre, so it’s a little small and feels old too. Location is amazing, service is decent and overall clean. Resort fee is quite expensive and it includes a small daily non stackable voucher for use at restaurant which is not very useful.

The hotel is nice and comfortable. NBA teams live here 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

Excellent location a few minutes from airport. Shuttle comes automatically and about every ten to fifteen minutes. My favorite free breakfast is here. They have made-to- order omelets with many ingredient choices. Good bed, big TV, friendly staff. They also have an evening reception most nights. We like to walk also to the Italian deli market three blocks away. They do have a luggage storage room if you have to take a flight out later in the day.

The front desk clerk was very kind. Because I didn’t speak English well, it was really embarrassing when I checked in😅. Later, I found a Chinese (hotel waiter) to translate for me. The location is also very convenient. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to Chinatown and 10 Minutes to the tea party attraction, take an Uber to the city center for 14-18 yuan

There were flies in the room. Never experienced any Mandarin Oriental Hotel. Shock.