Boston Hotel Guide - Copley Society of Art hotels in Boston, United States of America.

"Don't let the fancy name fool you. This is a two story motel, magically lifted from 1960s California, and deposited on Huntington Avenue in Boston. How it has survived here without being turned into a glass tower or yet another part of Northeastern University, god only knows, but now you can stay here. On the plus sides, the rooms have been redone recently and are pretty nice, and the common space is well maintained. On the down sides, the breakfast is pretty disappointing, the bathrooms are tiny, and it's confusing and chaotic to navigate through the large and sprawling building. You can probably do better."

"bar was good"

"Didn’t have breakfast. The staff at this hotel were the absolute champions, committed everyday and thoroughly professional. The lobby is just swarmed with people happy, polite and wanting to help, whether it’s opening a door for you or wishing you a nice day. Welcome mats are changed regularly to welcome you into the lift and the housekeeping staff are super polite and friendly. My only reservation would be the furniture in the bedroom, it is a bit dated but functional, clean and well maintained. Bathroom was fantastic . First time in Boston and I had a wonderful time, thank you guys!! "

"There was no hot water. Luke warm.to cold showers every day."

"Excellent all around. Fantastic location across from the Prudential Center, and right in front of the Prudential T station. Super nice staff and lovely rooms."

"Met all expectations but wish bathroom had a magnifying mirror."

"The rooms are great especially for a couple staying for the weekend. We always enjoy our stays in CitizenM properties!"

"Property was nice."

"Very prompt service, friendly smiling faces."