Suffolk County Hotels with Gym

Although we booked a lower tier room, we ended up on the 10th floor with a view away from downtown. After recent renovations, the room was modern and clean. The bathroom had a large walk-in shower and good lighting. The hotel is located at one end of a luxury mall with expensive stores. This was helpful for being able to walk around without braving the cold wet weather outside. The staff were friendly and helpful. Be aware that guests are charged a $25 amenities fee that becomes credit towards food and beverages at the hotel; this forces you to spend money for some overpriced food; however the food was good. Parking is also overpriced at $69 per night. You can park at the mall for about $50 paying by the hour. There are many good restaurants in the area and it is a reasonable walk to Boston Commons. It’s a good place to stay near the center of the city, but factor in the expensive extras when you are comparing hotels. We would stay there again.

We stayed the night here after landing in Boston extremely late at night, and had a great night's stay. The hotel is conveniently located not too far from the airport, and offers free airport shuttles every half an hour. From the outside, the hotel appears a bit shabby, but don't let that fool you, this hotel is wonderful. When we arrived, a friendly front-door checked us in and answered our questions, and helped us find a restaurant that was still open for delivery. While the hallways were a bit outdated, all of the amenities were serviceable and worked smoothly. Our room was very comfortable and spacious; in particular, the couch was also surprisingly comfy. There's free parking, although ask at the front desk about a parking pass (and be careful not to park in the restaurant's spaces). Free breakfast was served between 6:00-9:30 AM, and included a very big spread (including scrambled eggs, waffles, cereals, and juices). This hotel is also among the more affordable of the hotels near the airport, so we definitely got a good deal for a comfortable stay. All in all, we will stay here again.

The location of the hotel is good, the parking is convenient, the room is large and practical.

It's an 8/10 level four seasons. The doormen were very nice and welcoming, check-in was fast and they gave all the necessary info about this hotel. The room was not prepared as requested but this got fixed soon after we enjoyed dinner outside. The breakfast was amazing, lobster scrambled eggs and bakery were all very tasty. The swimming pool is large enough, without kids. But the water circulating system was not well-designed, so you might feel the cold and warm alternatively. The lounge at the lobby level was used to serve afternoon tea and happy hours. By the time we were there, it was a noisy party. Luckily, the floor was high enough, so I never felt bothered. The location of this hotel is very close to the prudential center, as well as Newbury Street. It's easy to get everywhere in Boston. Before the reopening of Fourseasons Boston, One Dalton would still be the ideal place to stay in the city. Chantal, if spelled correctly, is the warmest and best waitress. Thanks for your service.

We loved this place. Friendly and helpful staff. The Top Bar and restaurant were both incredible and had great drink options. The rooms are smaller (think Europe) but get over that quick and you are central in the Theater District! We absolutely loved the place! Super charming and clean!! I imagine this was once an apartment building or hostel but now they turned it chic and cool. We will definitely return!! Thanks Moxy.

Right in the heart of the city, classic Bostonian restaurants nearby. Very friendly staff at reception and decent rooms. Nothing impressive but good place if you want to be in the city and still close to the airport (very easy to reach with the blue line). My pics are of nearby areas.

Not sure how the whole vacation club thing works (we are not members) but we booked direct through the Marriott app and this was for all purposes no different than any normal hotel booking for us. The location is great if you want to do any of the tourist highlights in Boston as you can pretty much walk everywhere from here. Best thing about this hotel is the history and the views. Lots of cool stuff around like the customs memorabilia, the massive original, dome in the lobby and being able to see the inner workings of the giant clocks on the outside of the building. There is a children's playroom, theater, gym, etc... but the best part is the 26th floor wraparound observation deck which makes staying here worth it just for the views. Make sure to check it out during day and night. After dinner, grab some pastries in North End and grab one of the tables on the deck and enjoy the night views - you won't be disappointed. The rooms are a bit dated and housekeeping could have been better but they are nice enough. Suite with a king bedroom and queen sleeper sofa was perfect for 4. Sleeper sofa in American Leather brand and thus more comfortable than the folding sofas with bars in the middle. One thing we could do without was the sales pitch, twice, as we were checking out. Also, we don't typically do breakfast in US hotels in any case but we saw the breakfast while grabbing coffee and have to say it looked awful as an all prepackaged thing that you grab and pay for a la carte by filling out a form, and was things like pre buttered rolls wrapped in saran wrap.

The location is good and the surrounding scenery is beautiful.

This location was excellent for experiencing many of the historic sites in Boston. A short walk to Boston Common, and many great dining options within walking distance. Overnight parking is a bit steep ($60/night). The valet and front desk staff were all pleasant to speak to, respectful and kind. The room itself has one of the heaviest doors I've ever had to use in a hotel. Really takes some muscle! Despite this, the door didn't block the hallway sound, especially since we were right across from the ice maker. The room was small but not unreasonable. The bed was comfortable, and there was a refrigerator, but it was awkwardly placed on the floor next to the desk. It stuck out from the space so was odd. There was no microwave, but a shared microwave near the ice maker. There was a desk and chair, as well as a couple of drawers. The closet was small, but had an ironing board and iron, as well as a luggage holder. The bathroom was small, and had a sliding door, which we did not like at all. All sound was heard, which is not pleasant. There also was no exhaust fan. The slider into the shower was very narrow to enter. The water pressure was good, but it was very easy to get water everywhere in this bathroom. There was a good amount of counter space for us to set our things, as well as an outlet for hair products. The TV was large and worked well for us. There is no included breakfast, but there is breakfast offered onsite for a fee. We had the Saturday breakfast buffet for $26/person. We had custom made omelets, as well as waffles and bagels. Lots of options, with serving staff to bring beverages and anything else you may need. A little steep in the cost, but a good breakfast. This was our first visit to Boston, and will probably be the last one we take driving on our own, so having the option to park and walk to places was welcome.

At midnight we were forced to leave our hotel 20 min away due to a situation beyond our control. The front desk at our original hotel called the Hampton Inn & Suites Boston Crosstown Center and used his personal credit card to confirm two rooms for us at $455 EACH. On our drive to the Hampton Inn & Suites Boston Crosstown Center I received two separate text messages to links confirming our two rooms. We arrived at this hotel at 1:00 a.m. The front desk clerk said they had no vacancies. I showed him the text messages I received and opened the links with the room confirmations. He said he had no record of these reservations. I told him the clerk at our original hotel spoke to him on phone less than 30 min ago and I was there, I heard the conversation. He denied having spoken to anyone. I called the clerk at the original hotel, he again confirmed he’d spoken to this person and given him a credit card to hold two rooms. The clerk at Hampton Inn & Suites Boston Crosstown Center just kept repeating “we’re full, we’ve been full for 3 days.” I told him we are Hilton Honors members and asked for his assistance in finding another hotel nearby. He said there weren’t any. Every hotel in Boston is booked due to several conferences. It was now 2:00 a.m., we were exhausted and left without anywhere to go and this person could not care less. This hotel is located in a scetchy neighborhood. Several police cars parked outside. We left, walked into the parking garage in this very unsafe area of Boston at 2:00 am and drove around for 50 min looking for another hotel. This next day I received an email from the reservation center stating our reservations for the two rooms were cancelled per the front desk clerk. Thanks for nothing Hampton Inn & Suites Boston Crosstown Center.