Back Bay Hotel Guide - Hotels with Connecting Rooms in Back Bay, Boston

"Location. Bar"

"Beautiful hotel and staff was great !"

"The hotel was right off I90. I booked the room through Expedia a few months ago. The only thing I didn't like was, a few days before we left for our trip, I got an email saying parking was an additional $28 a night. That should have been added to the cost when I booked or should have been known ahead of time. The staff was friendly. They have an all you can eat breakfast for $20 a day, which was great. The pool was heated. Housekeepers clean your room everyday. The Social bar that is attached, had a good vibe and friendly staff. There is another establishment across the street called Buffs, Good chicken wings and friendly vibe. Buses run often. We took a bus to get us closer to Cheers and Quency Market for a dollar.(Kenmore) We had about a 2 mile walk from there, but the architecture is fabulous to look at on the walk.. Safe and friendly. We took a lyft a few times. It ran around $20 each way. Not bad for the 20-minute drive. I wouldn't recommend driving in. Not a lot of parking, The hotel and trip was fabulous. 5 stars for sure."

"This property is conveniently located to many places within a brief walking distance. Parking to check in was a sham, “we don’t own the parking.” While the room was definitely clean and well maintained, ours overlooked a Main Street and there was late night/early morning construction. Yes, I would stay there again… though I’d like to get a room with a king sized bed."

"Good property."

"Check-in staff, concierge, and housekeeping were all friendly and helpful."

"Clean room. Nice staff. Great location. "

"Breakfast was delicious 10/10 Very clean, staff is was wonderful. So much noise throughout the night it was impossible to sleep ."

"No slippers, vanity kit, shower cap provided. The day after check-in when I complained at the check-in desk, I was informed that slippers were provided only upon request which was never mentioned at the time of original check-in. Hallway noises were easily heard inside my hotel room. Improved sound insulation through the door would be helpful."