The Revolution Hotel

Very nice for 3 girls travel. Their service is prrfect. I wish they had a refrigerator or at least ice box and ice vending machine.

The location of the hotel is excellent. It takes only a few minutes to walk to Back Bay and 10 minutes to Central Park. It takes less than half an hour to walk to the Charles River to cross the bridge and to MIT on the opposite bank of Cambridge, and it takes more than ten minutes to walk to Chinatown. Half an hour walk to the Museum of Fine Arts, Northeastern University, Quincy Market is also half an hour away. Anyway, you can walk anywhere you choose to live here. The downstairs of the hotel is a good western food. When you go out, turn right, walk a little and then turn left. There are very good pizza restaurants and many very good western restaurants. Diagonally opposite the hotel entrance is 7-11. I stayed once 5 years ago and I missed this location. This time I was renovated and the hardware and software have been greatly improved, especially the public bathroom, which is very clean and also Enough, there is no queuing situation again. The room is relatively small, and the location is too good to have too much luxury. In short, it is better than expected. This price should be very cost-effective in the center of Boston.

Originally thought to be a youth hostel, in fact, it is indeed, the price is not cheap. However, although the room is a bit small, the bed is large, the bed is very interesting, suitable for a family of three. The decor in the room is very modern and exquisite, not the kind of cheap thing. It is worth mentioning that the public bath is very clean and tidy, and there is no queueing phenomenon. Overall, it is quite satisfactory. From the hotel to the Trinity Church, the city library is about ten minutes, and the location is very good. This hotel does not offer breakfast, there is a bar downstairs, you can buy some snacks, in fact, there are many special breakfast shops nearby, the taste is very good.