Boston Hotel Guide - Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center hotels in Boston, United States of America.

"Breakfast menu was just ok, they don't offer any warm breakfast, just hot beverage. One can microwave themselves. The room was ok also, the heater was very loud. The room had a humid smell. The room looked clean, the sitting or open area was nice to work in and spend some time also. The location is perfect. You can get train from right in front and there are many restaurants and places nearby to eat. The train takes you to inner Boston Area. The parking is expensive. so if you really don't need the car or don't have the car and intend to spend most of the time outside, this is the great hotel. Beds was nice and relaxing. "

"Love staying here! Fairly close walk to train hub which allows easy access to the city and colleges. Rooms are large and extremely clean! Highly recommend!"

" water in shower too cold for shower"

"Clean room, great breakfast"

"The gym and pool were being renovated as was the downstairs lobby bar., so that was disappointing. They made the gym in the across-the-street hotel available, but that defeats the purpose of having a hotel gym. Perhaps it will be really nice when all renovations are done, but not so in the middle of the renovations. And probably worst was that the heat in the hotels didn’t work because they converted the entire building to exclusively air conditioning in the rooms claiming that they were transitioned to Summer HVaC settings even though outside temperature was down to low 40s at night. "

"Clean rooms; friendly staff and convenient location "

"Room was great, ipad plug in didnt work so ipad always dying, 4th floor hall carpets were dirty, gym was closed due to construction. Ironing station was down the hall, little water in it, a learning curve to use. Not one glass in the roon.Reilly was very nice at front desk. The rest of staff aloof. Did not eat "

"Staffs were kind and shuttle service was excellent. We will stay again when we will visit next time."

"The heater was so loud, I couldn’t sleep well."