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"I would definitely stay here again. It’s a cool historic building with real exposed brick, and in a great location. It’s right by the aquarium and hop-on city tours. It’s a 10-minute walk to the North End and Paul Revere’s house. It’s even closer to landmarks like Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market. The hotel no longer has a Starbucks in it but there’s a 7-11 right next door if you need quick snacks. I didn’t eat at Joia, the restaurant that is connected to the hotel, but it looked really good and is in the same restaurant family as some other top-rated Italian Boston picks. As an independent hotel, some of the finishing details were different than the chain hotels I usually stay in. But that just made it kind of remind me of independent hotels I’ve stayed at in Europe. Definitely not bad, just different! Overall this is a great little (big!) hotel."

"Clean… "

"The free continental breakfast was a bit lacking. Started late. Wasn’t really worth the wait. Aside from that everything was very good"

"Everyone was very accommodating. The beds were very comfortable. We enjoyed the breakfast in the restaurant and drinks in the bar. "

"not recommend this hotel for a family "

"The property is good, except for the location of the front entrance to the hotel. I wish that the hotel was located in a different location."

"It's in a great location near a T stop and walkable to the Prudential Center and other cool shops on Newbury. The place smelled a little funky, and the room was a bit cramped (there was maybe 8 inches between the foot of the bed and the dresser). The breakfast was pretty sad, just a few packaged pastries and some apples."

"Great place to say walking distance to so many tgings"

"I have to say there is nothing I didn't like about my 4-day stay there. The place was spotless staff was excellent and it was super quiet. I've never been in a hotel where there hasn't been noise. It was wonderful. It was a great stay. Thank you very much. Oh and the breakfast was to die for."