Find hotels near William Lloyd Garrison Statue, Boston from NT$5,119

"This should not be called a Hotel and at the price it was absolute offensive. This should be called a hostel. Terrible smell in the lobby that smelled like an old age home. Actual keys as your room key, literally zero hotel amenities this was just a room facing a brick wall with a plastic shower curtain. Complete catfish from the photos. "

"We were charged additional fees such as destination fee on top of the room rate being high end. What is the reason for the destination fee other than increasing our cost without a reason. The rooms were spacious as it should be for a $500 charge per night. The rooms could have a microwave oven for convenience in heating snacks"

"To claim they serve breakfast is fraudulent. It was a few packaged muffins and some apples. That was super annoying. On the plus side, rooms were large and location pretty decent."

"This hotel was so beautiful and exceptional "

"room was clean but very cold. 2 coffee/tea cups for 3 people and 2 tiny coffee creamers ? Really? Had to call housekeeping and ask for more. Could have used an extra blanket or 2."

"Everyone made sure the stay was perfect!! Enjoyed everything including ghost stories and pie !!"

"Lovely one night stay here before heading to the airport! Loved the coffee machine with free lattes especially. Great staff, comfy bed, awesome restaurant attached to the lobby. No complaints, will stay here again!"

"Great area, staff was excellent hotel is extremely clean, I love how every night they had treats like popcorn night, etc"

"This hotel received great reviews, but I found it just to be good, not great. The room was so minimal that it was uninviting. The bathroom was actually very nice, but there was toothpaste or something on our countertop and the floor didn’t look clean. I spoke to the front desk and they sent someone up immediately, which was appreciated. With all of the interesting hotels in Boston, I’m not sure I’d say this is a must try unless you like the minimalist style."