Hotels With Bars in Massachusetts, United States

Stayed at an upgraded harbor view king room. One of the largest and nicest room I have stayed this year at the price of a Marriott Courtyard stay downtown. Almost everything can be controlled via the IPad. Mini bar is stocked with drink and snacks, the price is steep and the items will be charged to you room if you pick them up for more than 30 secs. The front desk staff did warn me of that so I was not surprised by that. You will have to pay to use the fridge if you want to store your own items. Aside from the location, everything else is 5 star for me But from what I read online, the Encore does offer shuttle services to downtown/chinatown. Will stay again if I’m ever in Boston in the future.

The room is relatively large and the facilities are okay. However, the hot water is not hot and the air conditioning is not very effective. The air conditioning is a bit noisy. The most useless thing is the balcony room. The balcony is above the restaurant and has no view. It is a bit noisy. There is a free parking lot and I didn't have breakfast. I looked at the restaurant. Nice room. There is a coffee machine and a refrigerator. There is no bottled water.

The check-in experience was half, and I made some requirements with the front desk, for example, I wanted to change to a two-bed, and then, not to change, and thank the staff of this consultation for help in coordination.

Breakfast was pretty good. Nice that they had a pool and thehotel is connected to a bar called Social which is a cool place and just across the street from Boston's Best chicken wings Buff's Pub and a very great Pizza spot Max n Leo's dunkin donuts a liquor store also within a 2 minute walk... they seem to change ownership often but its a great location. I would say its a bit expensive for the 3.5 star level, but everything in Boston is expensive.

One of the shuttle bus drivers drove the vehicle roughly and dangerously, and our suitcases were broken and cracked. We took shuttle buses about four times, but he was the only one who drove that way. The other drivers were good. The suitcase became distorted and would not open. I finally forced it open.

Parking is free, on the ground. Breakfast is very simple, Western-style, scrambled eggs, patties, thick cereals, baked potato pieces, juice, bread, fried eggs, can be self-service at a single point. It is a style of American family, the facilities are not bad, but it is not a style with domestic hotels. The location is OK, basically in the university. It’s enough for me, not a vacation.

Chelsea is not the safest part of Boston, so the hotel is not ideally located. The rooms are also old and not always clean. The amenities (pool and gym) are decent, but nothing to be excited about. Overall, I would only recommend staying here for 1 night if you need to head to the airport, as it is near Logan and offers a free shuttle.

The hotel is very good, I have stayed several times, the breakfast is very good, the room facilities are quite normal, very close to the burlington mall next to it, not far from the Korean supermarket and nordstrom rack discount store, the best is to drive for 3 minutes. Sichuan is very authentic Sichuan cuisine.

A warm and unexpected hotel. The room was very clean. I stopped by to visit a high school in the US and rested for one night. It was very quiet and the room was large.

Except for the loud noise of the air conditioner fan, everything is good. Free parking, ice machine in the corridor, quiet environment. It is more than 20 miles to drive into downtown Boston. Friendly service, and there are Costco and other dining and shopping areas along the highway.