Hotel Commonwealth

Overall it's good, but the room this hotel gives is not facing the view room, and there is no bottled water. You have to ask the front desk for one bottle a day.

It was really bad. The front desk first gave me a room next to a machine room. There was a lot of noise (not the noise of the air conditioner, but some kind of equipment, very noisy, with strong resonance). I found the front desk and gave a tip (so if I didn't tip, I don't even deserve a normal room). I changed to another room. I thought it was okay, but my whole body was very itchy when I slept on the bed. I couldn't sleep at all. It was really torture. I stayed for three nights. There was no microwave in the room. I don't know why Ctrip's room facilities have one. There were no microwaves in public places. The room didn't even provide bottled water. I had already paid the full amount on Ctrip, but they asked me to pay a pre-authorization of more than 430 US dollars for three nights. No hotel in other cities in the United States charged so much and so outrageous. To be honest, the hotel is nearly 3,000 RMB per night. You can find other better options. In addition to the advantage of being close to the subway station, I can't find another one.

I like this hotel very much. The room is large and clean, the front desk service is very good, and it can directly lead to the Udon restaurant next door, which is very friendly for people who come home late.

The hotel is located in the Back Bay area of ​​downtown Boston, with a good and safe location. The subway (Green Line Kenmore Station) is next to the hotel, and it takes about ten minutes to walk to the core area of ​​Newbury Street in the commercial district. It is close to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and other places, and it takes seven or eight minutes by taxi. The hotel is clean and tidy, the shower has a strong flow, and the service attitude is very good. It's just that the lobby was under renovation when I stayed there, which slightly affected it.