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"Probably the cleanest room ive ever stayed in (and i have stayed in a lot) but did have some wear n tear. Stains on the wall. The tub also doesnt drain well and i felt kind of digusted standing in it. You also cannot get the water to flow just through the water head which leads to decrease in water pressure(room 160). Bed was very comfy, nice tv. Full size fridge, cooking area, microwave and dishwasher which was a huge plus! Quiet for the most part but you can hear a bit through the walls. The breakfast is okay. Bagels were good. Eggs are definitely coming from frozen or something. They tasted very gritty and inedible. Overall, i had an enjoyable time. Room was super tidy other than wear n tear out of the cleaners control, good coffee and bagels, very kind staff. I rented a room to get a break from the kids and i did come back feeling incredibly relaxed! Would definitely book again!"

"Will stay again if every in Boston"

"The issue I ran into was brown water coming out of the faucets on the last day I was there. I was told that there was some kind of maintenance going on (no warning given to the guests) and that the water was fine, but I did not trust it. That issue should have been handled better."

"The view on the top floor is great."

"Everything great !"

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"yes overlook of beach was great"

"The staff helped me book 4 rooms for a group and facilitated the payment and assignment of rooms. The room was so comfortable and clean. The lobby is set up so a Royo can spend time together. The Common Man and the cafe were right in the building which was convenient. We ate at several excellent restaurants within walking distance. A very enjoyable stay."

"The hotel was very busy so front desk staff had a hard time keeping the lobby and coffee area stocked and clean. Not sure why they thought it was beneath them to empty overflowing trashcans or organize the snack area. A dog had an accident in the only elevator on the property so that didn't help. They just needed more staff."