Boston Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in Boston, Massachusetts

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

Nice hotel near a T station. Good shopping across the street.

The Boston Common Hotel was the most reasonable priced hotel in the city (and I think I actually got a sale on it). It's close to the T and not too bad of a walk to the gardens. The staff there is EXCELLENT. The hotel itself is outdated and the bed is pretty standard and comparable to a dorm room. Amenities are slim; not even a gym. If you're just there to sleep, it will save you some money!

This was a great place to start our short Boston visit. Close to everything and a great place to stay. No coffee in rooms was only downfall, but free downstairs. Close to the T also.

There was a fire in a business within the same building. Hotel staff did a wonderful job getting everyone out and accounting for everyone.

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.

Rooms are small with queen bed but ask for 6106, if you go with the petite rooms.

Needed a place to stay for the game. Glad I found this hotel. Nothing bad at all about this place. The room was immaculate, and the staff was very professional.

Nice location, great staff, but bed was very uncomfortable

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