This hotel is located in Boston's Back Bay district, about a ten-minute walk from the Back Bay Armtrak train station. It feels like a bed and breakfast in a classic Back Bay neighborhood, but it's quite large. The front door and room codes were sent two days before arrival, allowing for self-check-in, which was very convenient. The one-bedroom suite is a small, one-living room apartment. Upon entering, you'll find a small kitchen area with a sink, refrigerator, microwave, induction cooktop, and all the necessary utensils, cutlery, and wine glasses. The bathroom is a bit small, with a rain-top toilet and a single sink. The living room has a desk, two chairs, and a sofa that sleeps one. The bedroom has a 5-foot-long bed and a narrow closet with a clothes rail, safe, and ironing board. Perhaps because it's summer, the bedding is thin; a fluffy comforter would have been more comfortable. A key advantage of this hotel room is that all windows have screens and can be opened for ventilation. The basement level houses the staff room, a buffet breakfast area, a gym, and a public restroom. The staff are very friendly. There's a 7-Eleven downstairs, and the Boston Green Line subway station and Prudential Center are just around the corner. Northeastern University, Berklee College of Music, and the New England Conservatory of Music are within walking distance.
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