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"This place is overated. The managemnt is incompetent. It us prtentiopus and the only reason it exists is thet it in on Harvard Square. They do not provide basic water in the room, so simple amnities you would expect for these prices, like some fresh fruit is the room when you check in, no chocolate on the pilow at night. They pretend to be educated, yet the books in the lobby are fake pieces of wood. Terrible place abd pretentious. "

"An average experience. Rooms were clean but place is in need of some maintenance and updates, carpets very worn and look stained. Front desk staff very nice and helpful but in general hotel is understaffed. Waited on hold for 30mins to get through requesting airport shuttle pick up and only one driver so pick ups are only once an hour. Expedia listing stated room would sleep 5 however hotel stated they have no rooms that sleep 5 people and the biggest was 2 queen beds. Considering it was a lot cheaper than alternative airport hotels it was fine but in future I’d probably pay the extra $100 and stay somewhere closer, nicer and with a better shuttle service."

"Everything was comfortable and clean. The breakfast was great! The only downside is the parking garage but even that is fine. "

"Good location and bright room. The hotel is a bit dated. Staff was really nice, especially Ilda in the cleaning team. "

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"Currently going under some renovation. Very standard Hyatt experience. Room was clean and very large, unnecessarily large. Noise from outside was a bit much at night. Hot water took a very long time in the shower to get hot. Breakfast was standard and otherwise nothing fancy to note."

"Extremely, unusually helpful staff. Was able to check in at 9 am after a redeye flight even though official check in was 3 pm"

"The room was really small, two twin beds. Smallest room I have ever had "

"The property is well maintained and accessible. Friendly staff except for male receptionist who(jokingly, he said) referred to Canada being the 51st state one day. Being a Canadian, I didn’t appreciate this, joke or no joke. Didn’t appreciate it that he had to ask me again that I am who I am after presenting him with official ID. Because my name is normally for a male, I felt that he was challenging me with my identity. BTW, I was born a female but my parents gave me a male name from the Bible. Also, the morning receptionist sent us to the wrong place which cost me $53, which only cost $13 the next day."