A hipper member of Boston’s higher-end, the W’s 235 rooms can actually start in the relatively affordable $200s, so long as you book at least a few days in advance. The hotel portion on floors 3-13. Read more
The room was cozy, with a modern twist. They are accommodating, and the hotelstaff were polite, and friendly. The food was also good, and more than worth the price.
The beds are comfortable and the location near theater district is great. The rooms are small and the tiny chocolate chip cookies in the mini bar are $10.
Terrific hotel for the business traveller who doesn't like business hotel chains in Boston. NYC/SF vibe, cool, edgy location walkable to the Financial District, Chinatown and the Theater District.
Be careful. Not for everyone. When we came, there were couple serious conflicts at the next table, so police came by. But overall, drinks were ok, food wasn't good, but it was strdy.
Don't stay here if you plan on getting any sleep. Cheapconstruction quality and a location in the nightlife center of the city provide plenty of noise.
Love the decor but the bathroom lighting could be better. Also had issues with my showerhead leaking out the sides. I did like Good Morning floor mats in the AM
Looking for a great place for lunch or dinner? Mention Foursquare at The Melting Pot and receive 20% off fondue (food only). Located down the street in the ParkPlaza. Read more
The newly renovated W Boston is reinventing contemporary cool in the most historical city. John Hancock has nothing on the signature style and sophistication of this downtown boutique hotel.