Phillips Pond

We loved the Atlas Hotel, located directly opposite Harvard on a quiet street in Boston. It is a beautifully appointed hotel with good-sized rooms (we took a corner room and were very happy with it), and it is well-suited to international travellers (space for bags, etc). The bed is comfortable, and the rooms are well serviced and clean throughout our stay, with lovely linens, towels, etc. We did have a good hairdryer, essential for me (long hair) and a steamer. We did ask for an iron and ironing board. The iron was super, but the ironing board had seen better days! This was mentioned and replaced quickly. What makes this hotel are the staff; they are friendly, always say hello, and ask if they can help, which made it a pleasure to be here and stay here. This was in the middle of the World Cup, so I can imagine they were busy with many travellers arriving and leaving. We liked the tasty breakfasts and the great cocktails on the top floor of the hotel, which has a good view over the Boston environs. I would be delighted to stay here again in the future. A special place where you feel special for being here.

Everything was great 👍

The staff and amenities at The Nantucket Inn were excellent. In particular, we give a 'shout out' to Balford, who went the extra mile (more than once!) to ensure that my physically challenged husband was accommodated in the best possible and most comfortable way during our transportation to/from town, and to Lisa at the front desk, who was responsive and speedy to our every request for information. Convenient access to the airport (walking-distance) was a bonus, as was the availability of delicious breakfast options (for a cost) and evening cocktails. The kiddoes enjoyed both pools. We would choose to stay here again.