Boston Hotel Guide - Somerville Theatre hotels in Boston, United States of America.

"Room was very very small"

"We stood in a room with a king size bed and view of Boston Harbor. The room was close to perfect except for the ac, which only goes down to 65 degrees and a mini refrigerator that you would have had to “rent/pay for”. When you are paying over $400-$450 for a room for two nights, they could/should have, at least, accommodated us with the mini fridge for no charge! It was clean and staff was friendly. "

"The room was very warm, though opening the window helped some."

"I made a reservation through hotels.com for 4 people to stay at this hotel for 2 nights. The room I booked was listed as a studio suite on hotels.com and clearly had two queen beds and a sofa bed in the picture on the booking website. When I arrived, I was placed in a room with one queen bed and one sofa bed. This size room does not accommodate our family. When I went back to the desk to request the room size we originally booked and paid for, the staff member insisted I would have to pay an additional $40 a night ($80 total). I contacted hotels.com 3 times trying to get support with this issue and received no help. I also spoke with 3 different staff members at the hotel and emailed the manager trying to get this unfair charge reversed, and no one was willing to do so. The customer service at this hotel was terrible, and given the negative experience with the staff I would absolutely not recommend staying here. "

"The staff never disappoints. They are so accommodating and friendly "

"Awesome "

"Amazing place "

"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"

"The hotel is undergoing renovations, but it isn’t inconvenient. The rooms are showing their age with loose tiles in the bathroom and the faucet proximity to the sink was a poor design by someone who never tested the facilities to prove design"