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"Staff was great from the moment we entered the hotel. I was able to get early check in and the staff helped me with places to visit while in Boston. The room was clean and great view looking over the river. Breakfast was a little pricey although the food was great. Definitely recommend. It’s about 10-15 min Uber ride into downtown so easy to move around."

"Great location in Brookline. Easy walk/short Uber ride to great restaurants and coffee shops. "

"The property is not disabled or family friendly. Only for backpackers. Literally just for people with backpacks, with no luggages, no wheelchair, no strollers. Don't be fooled by elevator note on their property details. Yes there is an elevator, but there ARE stairs at the lobby before you can get to the elevator. They have wheelchair lift but they said it is broken and we did not see them make an effort to fix it nor offer any help for the 3 nights we are in there. The faucet water is a joke. You turn it on just to get cold but the water is super hot, then sometimes super cold even you put it into hot. On the cleaning part, all they do is just change the bedsheets and towels. They don't vacuum or clean at all."

"Despite looking like something out of a MC Escher starting, this hotel is comfortable, and the lack of external windows on the lower levels makes each room dark and perfect for a good night's sleep. Good selection of breakfast items, and all day coffee provided. Fantastic location, friendly and knowledgeable staff. "

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"Our room very old, including furniture with squeaky bed and chair. FYI, no a/c., but was not needed this time of year, so not a problem for us. Overall it did the trick and there morning spread was nice, although we had other plans so did not partake."

"The staff at the Hotel Commonwealth is always so kind, helpful and accommodating. We love this hotel. "

"We've stayed here on a number of occasions visiting our Northeastern Student. This time was simply to visit the Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Location is great. Walkable to a couple of restaurants. Above normal continental breakfast in the morning. Limited parking on the ground floor (you need to have your room key to access BEFORE you try to enter or you'll get stuck on a very steep incline with not many options to back out. Having the little kitchenette makes supper easy if you don't want to go out to eat. There are some options at the front desk. Overall, easily accessible and the perfect fit for an outing to Boston."

"We stayed at the property for 2 nights. We stayed on the second floor. We got excited at first because the room was pretty nice, the furniture and the bathroom were brand new. However, our room was not cleaned at all during our stay. We called the front desk and the housekeeping, and they didn't do anything. So we had the same towels for 2 nights. The restaurant was booked for parties on both nights, so we couldn't use it. The worst part was the second night of our stay. The party and the music downstairs were so loud, we could hear literally every song in our room. I've asked people at the front desk to turn it down, but nothing was done. I was told the space was rented until 11 pm and nothing could be done until that time. We were not offered to change rooms to a higher floor, it was "just suck it up" type of attitude. I was not able to put my child to sleep or rest at all that evening. At 11:15 pm the music was still blasting. Hotel staff said they couldn't find anyone responsible for the party. I ended up going to the party in my robe and yelling at the DJ telling him to shut down the music. Only then, the music was shut down. If you want peace and quiet at the end of the day, this is not the hotel for you."