Courtyard Boston Downtown

Convenient transportation, close to Boston Park and Chinatown, within walking distance to Quincy Market, and there are a lot of Chinese and Western restaurants nearby, so it's very convenient to eat. The hotel service is good, allowing us to check in early, the room bathroom is large, the room is clean and hygienic, but the facilities are a bit old, but overall I am satisfied, and I will choose Home Inn next time I come to Boston.

The room is very small, about 10-12 square meters, which is inconsistent with the description on the Internet. The bathroom is also very small, only shower gel and shampoo are provided, and toothbrushes, toothpaste and slippers are not provided. The mineral water in the room is only provided on the first night, and it is no longer provided afterwards. There is free machine-drawn water in the lobby. When checking in, the service of the front desk lady is average, with a blank expression. The two of us only took one passport to register; the service of the beautiful lady at check-out is very good, and she also helped to re-register Marriott points. Emerson is in the school season, and it is a three-minute walk, so the room price is relatively expensive. I went to New York for a week and returned to the Hilton opposite the Courtyard. I will compare it then.

The location is very good, very close to Boston Common. The room is a bit old, and the price-performance ratio is average, but the housing prices in Boston are generally very high. There is sparkling water on the first floor that you can drink at will, which is not bad.