Cambridge Hotels with Breakfast

The best place to stay at Harvard. Gorgeous gorgeous common house.

The hotel is in MIT, about 10 meters from the entrance is the entrance of the subway station, the traffic is very convenient. Breakfast has eggs, baked potatoes, bacon, various breads, drinks, fruits, etc. We stayed for 5 days and the breakfast was the same, enough. The service was very good, and there was fruit in the room on the first day. The next day it rained, the hotel had an umbrella to borrow, no deposit required. Very recommended.

This hotel is conveniently located near several bus lines, and the Red Line subway station is just a 10-minute walk away. You can also easily walk to MIT from here. Situated in a university area, there are plenty of dining options nearby. It's perfectly positioned between Harvard and MIT. Plus, the restaurant on the hotel's ground floor is quite good.

I only stayed one one night but the stay was a good as you can get. Check-in was fast and easy, the room was clean and quiet, and the bed was very comfortable. The room had a new digital thermostat which made adjusting the temp much more precise, which has historically been an issue for me as a business traveler. I'll definitely be back for my next trip to Cambridge.

Pros: good location close to the MBTA station, free coffee/tea/water, stable Wi-Fi, clean rooms. Cons: very small and narrow rooms considering the common US hotel standards, no buffet breakfast provided, no gym at the premises (it is located in another hotel nearby though).

Hotel is conveniently located 5 mins walk from Kendall/MIT MBTA red line station. Note that there is a similar-sounding hotel ”Boston Marriot Cambridge” just above the MBTA station. Daily breakfast is good with breads, cinnamon rolls, sausages, bacon/ham, cereals, yoghurt and fruits. Room is clean, comfortable with a functional kitchenette, microwave and dishwasher.There was only a saucepan so we requested for pot and sponge to do some light cooking and cleaning. Washing machine and dryer is shared on 2nd floor - pay by credit card. Filtered water is available in the gym. Overall we enjoyed our stay and would recommend this hotel.

Very satisfied! Facilities: Quite new. Hygiene: Not cleaned daily. Environment: Extremely satisfied. Service: In the US, the lobby provides hot water, coffee, and iced lemon water daily. What more could you ask for?!

This hotel meets Marriott's standards, but doesn't offer any particularly outstanding features. Its location is excellent, right next to the MIT station on the Red Line, and there's a Google building nearby. Getting to downtown via the Red Line is very convenient. We arrived by car at 1 AM and valet parking was no longer available. Valet parking costs $62 USD, and we ended up parking in the public parking lot next to the hotel for $52 USD/day. After parking, we used public transportation to visit Boston Common, the Freedom Trail, and Harvard University. We bought a one-day pass for $11 USD, which was quite convenient.