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I don’t really understand the negative reviews here. You get what you pay for. I got : a great location, hot water, clean sheets and towels and at a great price. The place has some charm also.
For a solo traveller who just wants a...More

We booked this accommodation for a two night stay 7 to 9 November prior to our trip up to New Hampshire. It’s very central location no doubt. Our room in the basement was a shocker. We love the brownstone buildings at Back Bay. The house...More

Ok it is not perfect. It is old-fashioned, not specially clean, nor well-appointed.
It IS beautiful, stylish and genteel. you can pretend you are the owner of this elegant 1880s (?) brownstone in a convenient quietish corner of town. It is convenient (15 minutes walk...More

3rd floor Honey-fitz room. Bathroom had moldy ceiling tiles and water leaking from upstairs onto our bathroom floor. When told about it, the office staff said they knew about the problem. No recourse for us. Noisy and not very clean in the room. Would never...More

Beautiful building, grand entrance and staircase, great location. Room was very, very dated, and did not feel particularly clean. The bedding was certainly not to a standard that I’d expect. Good for one night if staying alone but I wouldn’t take my family

Wander around this quintessential neighborhood in theheart of Boston for high-end shops, restaurants, andthe feeling of city bustle. Its most identifiableskyscrapers, the Prudential Center and John HancockTower, are highlights of the city skyline. VisitNewbury street to explore unique and trendy boutiques– as well as every other kind of store imaginable –all housed in beautiful brownstone buildings. In nice

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weather, restaurant patio seating is packed withBostonians and tourists alike soaking up the sunshineand enjoying the food. Commonwealth Ave offers abeautiful stroll down residential tree-lined streets.Keep walking towards the Charles River and enjoy abeautiful view by the water. In warmer months, peoplerun and bike on paths running along the esplanade, andsail and kayak on the Charles River. Boylston street,also full of shops, bars, and restaurants, is thefinish line of the Boston Marathon. Head towardsCopley Square and check out the Boston Public Library,which is particularly beautiful from the Dartmouthstreet entrance.