Boston Hotels

Employees were super nice. Room is comfortable Worth money

The price

Very small and grubby room. Person next door was smoking and the smell was as if they were in my room. construction everywhere. All around a pretty awful stay

The Taj is in a perfect location near the Common, Newbury St. shopping and restaurants, and Copley Sq.

I loved everything about the Taj.

The bottle of spring water given at check in.

Staff is a bit patronizing.

I actually like the location, since it's a little quiet. It's clean and hip and the staff is not in your face, but always helpful when you need. It's a tasteful place to stay.

This was a great place

Nothing bad to say here

Very nice and quiet . Only thing is about heating system in the room ( noisy)

The staff was very friendly

I booked a 2 double bed room with a pull out sofa in the living area as there were 2 adults and 3 children ages 14-10. We were given a king bed and pull put sofa and told there were no other rooms. We will never book thru kayak again!!!

The location was safe and convenient, and it was almost well priced for the area. The front desk staff was accommodating and helpful. The shower itself was excellent. I knew the room would be tiny, they did a good job alerting customers to this fact, and it was surprisingly well arranged. They used space well, with a couple of tweaks it would be superb for that size room. A refrigerator and safe in the room would be appreciated, also the console should have drawers in it as storage is at a premium. For daily storage requirements I removed the blankets from the only two drawers in the room and stored them on top of the hanger rack. This made the room liveable for a full week.

Housekeeping slacked off after I left a tip in the middle of the week for requested bedding change. Very disappointing, resulting in no more tips, and I always tip good housekeepers well. 2" bug in the room. Extremely soft mattresses, way too soft. The window was not in it's track when I arrived. It took two days for me to figure out why my room was so loud. I finally fixed that issue, but new windows would block loud street noise and go very far in making this hotel more comfortable to sleep in.

free hot breakfast; free shuttle to airport and south station; waterfront view; nice bar and meal

hard to find entrance to the hotel

Walking distance from the T train, very nice staff. Great breakfast included with the stay. Clean, good restaurant / bar on site and the hotle it's one of the stops where the Beantown Trolley picks you up for a tour of Boston. I also like the river walk trail where I ran. It was clean, safe and comfortable.

It's a little hard to get to it off the highway, especially at night if you're not familiar with the area.

The staff was very nice.

Room was dirty, event in ball room was so loud we couldnt sleep until after midnight.

The staff were very friendly and accommodating. My room was clean an comfortable. The breakfast buffet was great. Overall it was the perfect choice hotel for my one night in Boston. It was super easy to get a taxi and get to the airport from the hotel. I will definitely stay there again if I can get the same low rate as I did this time.

If I had to say something, the TV Remote was slightly confusing and there was a long delay from pushing buttons to when the TV responded. My view was of a roof top but it was snowing and raining so I preferred to leave the drapes closed anyway.

It was inexpensive.

The whole place smells like a locker room.

convenience and price. clean and met the basics

was surprised that it is a YMCA facility. parking was a walk away.

Located in large shopping mall in center of town. Very clean and relatively comfortable.

Water bottle in room cost $7.50. Elevators very slow on occasion. Very old TV system with limited HD channel selection.

It is in the Copley Plaza and as such closed to every thing and like other hotels in Boston, too expensive for what one gets in return, but this one was less expensive.

Though Internet was available, only at exorbitant price; amenities in the room, none; one plain bottle of water was $7.50, though we had a nice view to the street, still the room was not cozy, rather detached , impersonal and with white all around gives the sensation one is in a hospital and it is sickening. no night reading lights. In the middle of night to much lights moving to the room frm out side.. It is clear one is not at home!

Very clean and comfortable

Large bed. Excellent view. Robes were comfortable. Location was amazing.

Walls were thin.

The view from the front porch! And delectable lemon scones.

They have done a great job preserving this historic house. Maggie and Joey are also excellent hosts, and they keep the house very clean.

There are two bathrooms that are shared by guests, but since they are kept very clean, it wasn't a problem for me.

Lovation

Rooms are gross, bathrooms were like a boys locker room. Had to clean pee off the seat.

Location was great, parking garage and access to the T were right across the street.

Rooms not well maintained: bathrooms need updating

It was conveniently located next to public transit and hotels. Rooms were very nice and spacious.

Tarek was outstanding at the front desk. It was mayhem and he was efficient and delightful. In addition, Freddie, who ran breakfast like a clock, was a character. Combined with the location, you can't beat this Sheraton.

Clean. Staff was friendly and got us into a room early. Helpful with transportation. Close to the T. Nice breakfast.

The breakfast they offer was great

For the price it is the worst place I have ever stayed! The beds are uncomfy, you can see where the walls have been repaired poorly, the toilet was place to far under the counter that you couldn't leave the seat up (had to hold it while using it), the fixtures and sprinklers had green corrosion covering them. I have said at better motels and spent alotttt less then $225+ a night!!