Hotels in de buurt van Bentley College (Boston)

'Good breakfast buffet'

'I loved it and will come back again ! :)'

'The check-in process was incredibly fast and efficient! My room was massive and spotlessly clean. I was also very impressed with the breakfast—the variety was fantastic, and the cinnamon rolls were absolutely delicious.'

'The free breakfast for the four of us was a bargain. The omelets were excellent.'

'Clean property. Friendly staff. Free buffet breakfast. On site parking. Convenient and easy drive into downtown Boston.'

'Very clean and accessible property.'

'Overall it was fine. Room was a little dated and the sofa bed was poorly maintained. Staff were available but difficult to get additional items eg towels'

'It was a very nice stay, the staff were wonderful!'

'I have been staying here for years. Customer service has decreased big time. Honestly very disappointed this time around. First- the front deck phones rings and rings. Like for hours at a time. The host at the front desk was super rude- I asked about quarters for the laundry. It’s an amenity they offer right? Then maybe a coin machine would have been great- I walk to host- asked her she says it’s not my problem- I expect you to have your down. The chairs In the breakfast buffet area seems...

'Very comfortable and clean! Excellent staff!'

'Hotel ligt niet in het centrum, maar wel bij genoeg faciliteiten. Wij misten het ontbijt en met dit het ontbreken van een koelkast. Wat het ergste was, was de douche. Die had in beide kamers die wij hadden niet genoeg druk en werden naar beneden gestuurd om in de GYM te douchen, waar de druk beter was. Wij gaan niet meer terug naar dit hotel, maar voor diegene die zich niet storen aan een lage waterdruk, geen koelkast, geen ontbijt of bar is het een leuk en gezellig hotel.'

'The service was great'

'The stay wa as expected'

'Staff very helpful & friendly. Location fine but need a car as nothing walking distance away. Only disappointment was breakfast - very limited choices and didn't look appetising (so we ate elsewhere)'