Comfort Inn Boston

Stayed here for pax east (a large convention). We were told on the phone when booking that they have shuttle service to the convention center. When we asked about it at the front desk, we were told there were only 2 shuttle trips to the convention center each day (total of 10 people). The room that I was given shared a wall with the elevator shaft, so you can imagine the noise from that all night. The room was only so/so clean. there was quite a bit of dust on the areas that you would not usually touch, allergies went nuts from it.

The free upgrade came with a queen and the worst pullout bed ever along with no option for a cot to substitute said pullout. Our shower water pressure was non existent. We didn't even take a shower our last morning because it was downright frustrating trying to get soap off your body. Being told at the last possible minute we would have to pay for parking in a location 15mins outside the city was also not great. Where else would people even park? Of course you have to pay.

Wonderful. The best everytime

Loved it. Except for the noise of the train.

Good free breakfast assortments.

The shower water pressure was non existent, the tv didn’t work, there was only one soap.

We had a lovely trip our first time driving in the Usa and staying at the comfort inn was so easily accessible from the high way

Comfort Inn was a very good value and with the airport shuttle available and convenient, it made our stay close to Boston great! Freedom Trail walk was a lot of fun. We used Uber made it back to the Hotel Airport shuttle just in time even though the streets were flooded from high tide.

Nice hotel for the money. It's cheaper than staying in the city but it has it's drawbacks. Neighborhood was nice. Didn't worry about walking over to Dunkin Donuts. The walls of the rooms are paper thin and anyone in the hallway talking, especially at night, sounds like they're in your room with you. My comforter smelled like urine. Like before I even got into bed. How am I the only one that smelled this? There were no questions when I asked for new sheets and a comforter. I guess that's something they're used to? Food was traditional and what you'd expect. The fact that it was included made it taste great :) My favorite part was on check-in when the women asked for additional government issues ID, because I made the reservations on hotels.com using Joe and my ID said Joseph. It really was a situation and she wouldn't release the room. That is until a co-worker had to explain it's the same person. Funny, right?