"This motel is located near the airport but a bit far from the city center. The nearest metro station is about a 30-minute walk away. Conveniently, there's a bowling alley/game room right across from the hotel that's affiliated with it. Guests staying at the hotel get a free game of bowling.
The motel itself is clean and well-organized, with an excellent and comprehensive breakfast. The staff are kind and welcoming.
A big plus is the availability of the breakfast room for guests to eat food bought elsewhere or takeaway. They even provide cutlery, water, and a microwave in that case.
The room was large and clean, and the bed was comfortable. The only downside in our room was the bathroom; the faucets were loose, and more notably, the toilet was unusually low, which I found unsuitable for an adult."
"It took quite a while to figure out how to get there from the terminal (you must take elevator to different floor), but once you know it, it’s quite convenient to stay in this airport hotel (esp easy walk to Terminal C & E). We had less than 24 hours in Boston and not renting a car, so we opt for airport hotel since there is free airport shuttle bus to Blue line & Silver line to go to city, and we dont plan to get up early the next day for departure. It takes 10 minutes walk to terminal E. Might be a bit difficult for those who drag heavy luggages on the carpet area though. Uber is easy and Boston city hotels is not too far too, so it is really about price & preference. We booked at the rate it offered more value than other further airport hotels. Service is great, room & amenities is standard. Beware their fridge is for non-perishable items!! (canned drinks will survive, but not your juice & milk!)"
"Stayed from monday until Saturday. Breakfast was oatmeal, 3 different cereals, waffles with syrup, yogurt and fruits available. Coffee, orange juice, apple juice available. Room cleaning was upon request and serviced the next day. Free shuttle service from boston airport. Just gotta call the hotel and they'll direct you where to wait for the shuttle. Can request shuttle to the airport as early as 4am. The hotel is about half a mile from assembly train station. Otherwise theres a ***** mall and several restaurants and a movie theater within 10-15 min walk."
"Very good! It is close to the airport and can be accessed by shuttle within 10 minutes. The room is also very big and clean, with a nice view towards the city."
"The hotel is less than 10min walk from Andrew’s station which is a direct Silver Line 1 bus from airport to this station. Within many outlets like TJ mart, Macy , Marshall , Target, Stop and Shop , Olive Garden and Applebee’s and many other shop. The hotel staffs were friendly. I was there for 11 nights and upon check out, this young gentleman on duty prepare to help waive off our USD$10 airport transfer for my family of 4 . I must also gave a big clap to this lady serving the weekday morning breakfast . I think her name was Melinda , she was very friendly and helpful throughout our stay. We would definitely return if we were to visit Boston again."
"From South Station to the hotel is closer than I thought only $25-35ish for Uber. For subway take 15 mind from the hotel to the station. The room is big and clean, the shuttle bus service is so good only take 10 mins or less if no traffic from hotel to airport."
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