Best Hotels in Norwood

Carpet in elevator is dirty, front desk associates are very nice.

I arrived at this hotel in the middle of a heatwave. There is a lot of glass in the entry ways so it was hot but I’m guessing it’s not always like that. I did really like the window nooks in the room. If I had more time it would have been the perfect spot to curl up with a book. Some staff wasn’t overly friendly but others really stood out; particularly after my stay. Just as I boarded the plane to go home, I realized that I left my full makeup bag in the bathroom of my room. I called the hotel and was told that housekeeping had collected it and saved it for me. Then enters Frank… he happened to be who answered the phone when I called and helped me coordinate getting it shipped back home. I had just purchased all new higher end makeup so Frank made my day! Moral of the story is the staff at this Hilton will help you when you need it!

Hotel location is good, next to the highway. Across the road is a big mall, eating, drinking and having fun, wholefood supermarket food is very full. A Best Buy around, and a Costco, you can go shopping. Next to the hotel lobby is a Chinese restaurant, opened by Fuzhou people, with a buffet of 15 US dollars, affordable. The taste is very good. It is worth eating. There are many people every day. Hotel facilities are the level of Jinjiang Star in China. There is no refrigerator, no safe, no toiletries. If necessary, call to the front desk. The sound of the air conditioner is very loud. If you have a sleep disorder, consider other homes. Either turn off the air conditioner, I just do it. The nine-point gym has only treadmills and walking machines, and the pool is small. The front desk service is general, and there is no smile at all. The hotel is either self-driving or Uber, it is not convenient to walk, too biased.

The room was my favorite by far. I loved the pool area. Hot tub was exactly what I needed. I will definitely be a repeat Customer

The hotel is new and the lobby is warm on a cold and rainy day. The good thing about a new hotel is that the walk-in shower is very convenient. The bad thing is that as soon as you enter the room, there are two bottles of water, and the discount for each bottle is 3 US dollars, which is really outrageous.

I was supposed to pick up my vehicle from a garage relatively near this hotel, after hours. I was unable to do so and ended up having to stay here out of necessity as my home is about an hour away. I had just gotten in from 2 weeks of vacation, I spent the entire day on two separate airplanes to get into Boston, and then to be unable to pick up my vehicle in order to finish my drive home, was frustrating. Thankfully I was able to book a very last minute room (1130pm!) at the Fairfield Marriott Boston Walpole location. The front desk was extremely friendly and accommodating and empathetic. I wasn't thrilled at having to pay almost $250 for a room. I wouldn't spend more than a few hours in, but I was able to get a late check out which allowed me to get some sleep after a long day of travel and to fix my car arrangement to finish my trip. So, aside from the price, being able to book the room so last minute and having a warm welcome when I arrived was very pleasant. I was happy to not have to go anywhere for some food and picked up a couple items out of their little mini mart by the front desk, and their free breakfast was certainly helpful in the morning. Though a bit limited. The room itself is nice, although I found a few items that obviously hadn't been restocked ( just a small miss I'm sure), And as I had gotten a 3:00 p.m. check out. When I checked in the night before, I was able to get some sleep, although the first knock from housekeeping came around 10:00. I explained to the staff member that I had a late check out of 3:00 p.m., and went back to get some sleep. The second knock came at 2:00 p.m. by the same staff member who I had previously informed of the 3:00 p.m. check out. I stayed with Marriott because I do appreciate being loyal to their brand, their hotels are usually top notch for my travel, and while most of what I went through the previous night had nothing to do with them, this certainly was not my best stay at a Marriott.

Very average / not worth the $250+ nightly rate: • We arrived around 10pm and there was no one at front desk for almost 10 mins - poor first impression. • Used pull-out couch - there were potato chips on mattress pad and no sheets / pillows etc in room. Called front desk & was informed had to trek back down for “pull-out couch kit”. Did so and they only had 1 pillow due to “shortage” (?) • All dishes, plates, glasses cups etc were piled up dishwasher - only thing in kitchenette cupboard was a salad spinner. • Breakfast lady very nice and was making waffles but virtually all other breakfast items were pre-packaged super-processed food you needed to unwrap from plastic and/or microwave (including b’fast sandwiches, mini-quiches etc). Even eggs (hard boiled) were vacuum-sealed. • indoor pool room not well maintained, with broken half-open broken Venetian blinds along windowed wall • Confirmed late check-out (1pm) and retuned to room at 11:55am, only to find key cards already deactivated (regular check-out is 12 noon); had to trek back down to front desk to have cards reactivated. Overall a mediocre stay especially for the money - would recommend considering other options in the area.

My wife and I stayed for four nights, as we used this centralized location to tour the surrounding environs of Boston, Plymouth, Quincy, and Cohasset. We had no trouble with check-in, or with our room. Our room was clean, comfortable, and had all the amenities. We particularly liked that the bathroom sink was outside the bathroom which saved morning time for both of us. Only downside was the free breakfast; the entrees were basic stock items lacking taste and overall appeal; breakfast sausage patty was like a leather shoe. The coffee & tea setups were good. We found a great local breakfast/lunch eatery in Newcomb Farms less than four miles away. We'd stay again for the location and comfort, as we didn't come here to dine.

Stayed two nights at this hotel on our trip to Boston. Lots of amenities around and am easy drive to the near by train stations which is why we coffee this hotel. The hotel itself from the outside looks terrifying and very run down. There are multiple buildings, two one level and one two level building. We stayed in the test level building. The room itself is much nicer than the outside of the hotel and appears somewhat newly renovated. The bathroom however is declining not renovated and could use a little TLC. The vanity is very dingy, the heater in the bathroom was disgusting and super old. The bathtub was very rough feeling and just super old and don't looking. The bed was comfortable and pillows were good. There is a fridge, microwave, decent size tv, and two chairs in the room. We encountered a toilet that wouldn't flush as there was no water in it when we got there. I didn't get the staff members name but he was there both evenings we stayed. He was extremely helpful and handled the situation well. We related the problem and within minutes he came to attempt to fix the issues, he couldn't so placed is in a different room. Excellent service. The breakfast was suppose to start at 7.. we went on our first morning at 7:05 and nothing was out. We went back at 7:15 to find two kinds of cereal, bananas, donuts and some bread. The juice machine want working and the cereal I after was so stale I just had to throw it out. There was a very tiny little table to sit at. The parking lot is very small and if you have a bigger vehicle it would be a nightmare. Overall the hotel was okay. It wouldn't be my first choice to stay at again but it was on the cheaper side. I feel that there are just so many other places to stay I probably wouldn't pick this hotel. In general the hotel was quiet, no street noise however where the floor is laminate we could head everything above us when the people walked.

The car was scratched, malicious