Boston Hotel Guide - 4 stars Hotels in Boston, United States of America

Charming and beautiful hotel - top of the line linens and bedding. Great location.

Easy walking to everything, plenty of restaurants in the area

While it's shiny and new, this is a true boutique hotel with fewer frills than I would have expected for a metro 4-star. Sort of sterile lobby but front desk staff were very warm and welcoming. Small "kiosk" type bar was adequate but out of many things - Sam Adams on tap, Kahlua & cream, Citron - not talking top shelf but the basics. Not just 1 night, every night? No business center but if you e-mail doc's, they'll print for you. While appreciated, a little inconvenient and not sure I want them seeing my stuff. Rooms were VERY comfortable and decent size for a boutique, with awesome bedding / pillows. However, in-room amenities were average with a very limited, over-priced basket of "mini-bar" items. By far, best feature is the location - 2 blocks from Boston Common and start of Freedom Trail with all of downtown Boston - from Beacon Hill to Waterfront - an easy walk. Downtown Crossing subway 1-1/2 blocks away makes it easy to get to/from Logan or other parts of the city. Plenty of shopping, dining, drinking options in any direction. Recommend the little coffee shop, just off the lobby (not sure if actually part of the hotel) for a great, tasty, inexpensive start to your day. Also a great breakfast cafe right around the corner on Temple Pl.

Great location , exellent service. Love it! Very modern beautiful hotel!

Me and my girlfriend loved it! Rooms were very nice and everyone was friendly. 10/10

Good location, a lot of places to eat in a close proximity. Close to the main attractions. However, no minibar in the room, no blow dryer in the bathroom.

Great lounge, younger crowd, free happy hour wine. Only downside was that the shower head had only one setting and there was no ledge in the shower to put your foot up on to shave.

Wonderful hotel. On the Pier. Great location. Ate in the hotel restaurant - excellent. Lovely staff. Only negative was we could stay only one night.

In town for a couple of meetings and needed a convenient hotel location for meetings and for free time for shopping

This hotel is located about 2 blocks from Boston Commons, in the heart of historic Boston. It's also within easy walking distance of the North End. It's a historic building itself: Parker House rolls and Boston Cream Pie were invented here, and Charles Dickens stayed here while he wrote parts of "A Christmas Carol". Our room was clean and roomy enough, and the hotel concierge was very helpful. Our only complaint: There's a daily charge for WiFi. Given what we were paying per night, we thought that should have been included.