Boston hotel guide. The Coaching Inn Group hotel in Boston, England

"Basic, but fine. Family rooms are a good size, bathrooms seem newly refurbished. No restaurant or bar."

"The staff were great, but the hotel is very tired. The mattress was awful. The food was very average."

"Beautiful glamorous old building with modern design rooms which feels strange but no complaints here. Check in was difficult as we had not checked in online and you need to be aware there’s no reception and a code to access is required. In addition, parking is £4.40 for 24 hours but all good. I’d definitely use this hotel again"

"Room was modern and clean. The kitchenette was really handy. It's a shame it didn't have an iron. I would definitely stay here again. The bed wasn't the comfiest, just okay."

"Friendly staff, room was spot on very clean and bed was comfortable. Food was really nice aswel"

"Brilliant staff, very clean and spacious room. Only drawback is the lack of electrical sockets /USB charging points. That being said, we'd gladly stay again!"

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"Clean room"

"We had an accessible room which was clean and serviced every day. Bathroom was clean, but my partner noticed a slight leak to the toilet and that the sink unit was a bit loose from the wall. This he reported on checkout as both were minor issues for our stay. Breakfast selection was quite good but I didn’t like the dispenser for the jam marmalade and honey. As it could get messy and selection was limited. The cereal selection area also got messy due to the design of the bowls meant people were spilling over the side when getting their selection. Mugs were really not wide enough to catch the variations of the coffee machine. On two occasions I had to try again as the cappuccino mixture missed and went down the side of the mug. The main problem is that the accessible room had a small queen bed and this was not quite adequate. I think in an accessible room where the partner has to use a bathroom not suitable for them they should be able to get some comfort in the sleeping area and a king size bed would be more appropriate. Parking was excellent if a little expensive for a blue badge holder. "