Boston Hotel Guide - Hotels in Waltham, Boston, United States of America

"It's very good "

"Perfect location to stay if you are going to a Red Sox game- it’s so close! Loved the unique decor and attention to detail. Great breakfast and friendly staff. Would definitely stay here again, no question!"

"Breakfast at the Giordano restaurant was incredible. Staff very courteous.Rooms very clean and comfortable."

"Everything was great! All the staff was super nice and polite, we had a great time! 3rd time staying at the Revolution Hotel and everytime is a great time! "

"All good"

"Worst hotel experience I’ve ever had — avoid at all costs This is, without exaggeration, the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. I didn’t just check out — I ran away the next morning. Where do I even begin? • Room condition: Absolutely unacceptable. The room smelled strongly of cannabis and stale smoke. The carpet had that heavy, old, unwashed odor. The bed was uncomfortable and even made me itch — not something you ever want to experience in a hotel. • Reception: Cold, unfriendly, and unhelpful from the moment we arrived. • Parking: The gates were broken, and we were stuck waiting for a technician just to get in. But the worst part by far: The heating/cooling system sounds like you’re sleeping next to a subway line. It is unbelievably loud — and to make matters worse, it cannot be turned off. Getting any sleep is simply impossible. oh, breakfast is a joke; plastic cups and forks...horrible, nonsense. And to top it all off, the management was just as disappointing as the hotel itself. When I checked out early, the manager agreed to waive the cancellation fee. However, when Expedia followed up, they completely backtracked and refused. Unprofessional, dishonest, and completely unacceptable. The entire property is neglected, as feels it’s waiting to be torn down. Do yourself a favor: stay anywhere else."

"No complaints "

"Clean room, spacious. Staff was very nice."

"Most unprofessional front desk I’ve ever encountered. They don’t deserve the privilege to call themselves a “La Quinta”. Even by la Quinta standards, this place is unacceptable at best. "