The Farrington Inn

The carpet is so dirty 😦 There's someone smoking in the hallway, I'm afraid to open the door, it's quite scary at night. But it looks pretty nice from the outside during the day.

The hygiene conditions were extremely poor; the hallway reeked of beer. On the day of check-in, a large bloodstain was found in the center of the bed sheet, and the previous guest's receipt was still on the table, indicating that even the table hadn't been wiped. The front desk was almost always unattended; you had to call staff for assistance. I stayed six nights, and no one cleaned the room.

The furniture and decor are dated, and the hygiene is poor. The bathroom is shared. You can cook, and there's a refrigerator and washing machine.

This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The price is the most expensive hotel in this trip. I booked the hotel while walking. When I was close to Boston, I found that the hotels were all 3,000 and above. There were many not-so-good reviews online. This one is indeed the cheapest... It's graduation season, so the room supply is too tight. This is an old villa that can be considered a B&B. There are only more than 20 rooms on three floors. Each floor has a public toilet and shower room. The room key is also very primitive. Fortunately, there is a wash basin in the corner of the room. However, I have to say that the accommodation conditions are definitely not good, but the bathroom is quite clean. If you don't catch up with the high price, it's convenient to go to the core area if you stay for one night while passing by. There is parking space at the back.

Everything is normal in terms of interior location. Service is limited. We booked 7 rooms for 12 people but they were put into 4 common rooms, very inconvenient. They still charged for booking 7 rooms.