Boston Hotel Guide - Mary Baker Eddy Library hotels in Boston, United States of America.

"Top class staff"

"One night stay, location was perfect with access to restaurants and MFA the next day. Quiet clean room."

"Great place to stay if you just need a clean & great place to crash and then hit the city. Our room was small but that's all we needed. Just a place to sleep in between exploring the city. Staff was great. Loved this place!!"

"Our 5th trip as a tourist in Boston. We wanted a nice place to stay with a good location but not in the main tourist area where we've stayed in the past. Back Bay is a great location, and this hotel was very good. We got a bigger room to have some space, and we liked the room. Yes, it's an older building that's been refurbished, so the showers are a little older than in brand-new hotels,. but everything worked just fine. The staff was great! The ice machine put out lots of ice. And we liked have the fridge in our room. There is a huge Star Supermarket right across the street, and you. have several restaurants within easy walking distance. Copley Square and 2 historic churces and the amazing Boston Public Library are just one big block away. Boston Commons is about 8 blocks, the St. Charles River and promenade are about 8 blocks the other direction, etc. We would DEFINITELY stay here again."

"Diabetes bartender was the best "

"Not what I was expecting. It was ok. I will not come back. Staff at the bar and other staff were very rude. Room was outdated. Bathroom was very, very small. Again, it was ok. Staff need training. Would not recommend and will not come back. "

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"The staff was friendly and the location was convenient. Loved the view. The bed was comfy and the bedding and pillows fabulous. "

"Great place to stay in middle of town, right on the Freedom Trail. Great place to sleep, very clean and modern ,but rooms and bathrooms are extremely small. "