Overview

Pros

Free in-room Wi-Fi
Heated outdoor pool, open seasonally
24-hour fitness center
Foster's Bar & Grill serves breakfast, lunch and dinner
Room service
Two-minute walk from nearest T Station
5,500 square feet of meeting space
Business center with two computers, free Internet
Copying, printing, and faxing services available

Cons

Valet or self parking is pricey, but typical for Boston
Outdated, dingy furniture in some rooms
Tiny bathrooms (the door hits the toilet when opened)
Small tube TVs in standard rooms

Bottom Line

THE HOTEL HAS RENOVATED SINCE OUR VISIT. WE WILL UPDATE OUR REVIEW AND PHOTOS AS SOON AS WE CAN. A clean 303-room business hotel across from the Massachusetts General Hospital in Beacon Hill. The outdoor pool, comfortable beds and free Wi-Fi are highlights, but the small bathrooms, tube TVs (in standard rooms), and outdated furniture make it worth comparing rates elsewhere.

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Amenities

Air Conditioner
Business Center
Cable
Concierge
Cribs
Dry Cleaning
Fitness Center
Internet
Kids Allowed
Laundry
Meeting / Conference Rooms
Pool
Rental Car Service Desk Onsite
Room Service
Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space

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Location

On the northern edge of the quiet Beacon Hill neighborhood, across the street from a major hospital

The hotel sits on the northern edge of Beacon Hill, a gorgeous residential neighborhood full of brick Federal-style homes. A quiet area with hidden gardens and more than 40 antique shops, Beacon Hill is a bit less tourist-focused than much of Boston, even though the nearby Acorn Street claims to be the most photographed street in America, and 84 Beacon Street, formerly known as the Bull & Finch Pub, was the inspiration for the show Cheers.The hotel, however, is just north of the scenic part of the neighborhood, with a massive hospital across the street and major expressways nearby. Still, it's only a short walk to shopping and restaurants on Charles Street.- Two-minute walk from the nearest stop on the T (Boston's subway system)

Whole Foods, Starbucks, and a number of restaurants within easy walking distance
10-minute drive to Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox
10-minute drive to Harvard Square and Harvard University
Five-minute drive to Faneuil Hall, a historic tourist marketplace with more than 100 shops and cafes
Five-minute drive to Boston Common and the start of the Freedom Trail
15-minute drive to Logan International Airport

Rooms

Comofortable beds, but TVs and furniture could use an upgrade, and bathrooms are teensy tiny

All rooms include:- Free WiFi

Free weekday newspaper
Tea and coffee makers
Cable (including HBO), pay-per-view movies, and video games
Iron and ironing board
Hair dryer
Same-day laundry and dry cleaning availableRoom types:- Standard Room: 300 square feet, king or two double beds; 21-inch tube TV
Executive Room: 300 square feet; king or two double beds; 27-inch flat-screen TV; mini-fridge; located on floors 12 or 14; better views, access to microwave in 12th-floor lounge
Junior Suites: 500 square feet; king bed; 27-inch flat-screen TV

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Room Types

Junior Suite
King Bed Executive Room
Standard Room
Two Doubles Executive Room

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