Boston Hotel Guide - Harvard Hall hotels in Boston, United States of America.

"Breakfast was missing many items which they didn’t refill. No windows in room!! Not enough light in room. Bathroom was very tiny with no counter space and toilet literally beside shower, the latter of which was almost fused. Would not stay here again. "

"Good"

"It was a nice clean area. Staff were nice but my friend and I didn't expect to get 1 queen bed and a pull out of sofa as the 2nd queen bed. We saw it was supposed to be 2 actual queen beds. Besides that it's a nice area and easy to get to"

"Excellent hotel and location. Wish they had queen beds- double beds are the worst!"

"Loved the large bathrooms with wide mirrors and countertop, and deep drawer for toiletries. "

"I stayed at this hotel while attending a conference at Harvard University. It was only about an 8-minute walk to Harvard, which made the location incredibly convenient. Being situated right in Harvard Square was a huge plus—it’s such a lively and charming area. What impressed me the most was the restaurant on the second floor. The food was absolutely outstanding. The ingredients were extremely fresh, and the dishes elevated their natural flavors beautifully. I was expecting a typical hotel breakfast, but it felt more like a Michelin-level dining experience. If I visit Boston again, I will definitely stay here again."

"Nice breakfast! "

"The room and bathroom were clean, comfortable and reasonably spacious. Our room overlooked a road and a park on the river. The staff was courteous and helpful. It was a unique hotel having game room in the lobby and original(?) artwork throughout. The breakfast was good, if perhaps a bit carb-heavy. We enjoyed our stay and would consider returning if we ever need to go to Boston again. It was not in the center of town so we did need to drive a bit."

"Easy access to downtown Boston by public transportation"