5-Star Hotels in Boston

Opposite Boston Park. Close to Chinatown. The hotel is low-key, but low-key luxury. The snack room on each floor is super considerate, but there is no kettle, so you can't make tea. You can buy some hot tea in the coffee shop in the lobby, but there is a time limit and the room is relatively small. It is also expensive in this season

The hotel restaurant is convenient and convenient. The staff were friendly. Location is good. The room I stayed in was wonderful.

The room was quite spacious. I stayed there last year, and this was my second time choosing this restaurant. The quality seemed to have declined somewhat. The towels were of average quality, some were old, and weren't replaced. The restaurant service was somewhat indifferent, though a few staff members were okay. There was a table near the edge of the restaurant with a lamp on top; when I stood up, I bumped my head on it, which hurt quite a bit. The staff seemed unfazed, as if this wasn't the first time they'd encountered this situation; they just looked at it without offering any concern. Room cleaning and room service were decent. I probably wouldn't choose this restaurant again.

The whole place is old, hair stuck to the wall in the bathroom, not cleaned at all. I told the front desk about valet parking but it was no use, until I got impatient and called again, no one responded. I called for car and luggage service at 11:15, and called again at 11:30, and someone came up to pick up the luggage, and then the luggage service notified me to pick up the car, and I left the hotel at 11:45... I think the Ritz brand is basically finished.

The hotel is okay, but two unknown purchases have occurred, and it is not clear whether it is a hotel problem or a bank problem