Top Hotels Near St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Boston from AU$186

"Clean and comfy"

"Check in was easy, she answered my question about walking to the Agganis arena. Room was clean and no noise from other rooms or hallways."

"We liked the hotel but it is a little different from what we are used to. A little industrial verses warm and cozy. Staff were great and continental breakfast was typical items and good. Bed was comfortable and room was clean. My issue is the bathroom. No counter space or cabinets to put anything on and my biggest issue was the water pressure. It wasn’t good. Overall it was a good stay but not necessarily one we would go back to. "

"The rooms are clean and comfortable. But communication is poor. I booked a room through Expedia and selected a room with photos of a king bed and pullout couch. When I arrived, I was told that my room only had the king bed and was asked if I wanted to upgrade. I asked to change to a room with either 2 queens or a king with a pullout couch. Then they told me they were at capacity and had no other rooms, but they could make the change if I came back the next day. This same conversation happened the next 3 days. I don’t know why they would tell me I could change rooms the next day if they already knew they were at capacity. After all this, I was double charged after checkout. I called several times, was eventually transferred to the manager’s voicemail, and then was never called back. Thankfully I was able to work with Expedia and they helped me get the refund. The hotel is comfortable enough, but it is poorly organized. "

"The beds were super comfortable but the rooms were dated with tired bathrooms, and old carpeting in the large, main room. It was clean but because it was run down it didn’t feel clean."

"Great stay Lovely rooms"

"Gross"

"Convenient location and close to everything. Watertown is a lovely town and the hotel fits right in - brand new, clean and easy to navigate. Best place to stay in Boston. "

"The best thing about this hotel is its location and its breakfast. It is right in the middle of Brighton and 5 minutes or less from the B Green Line and 10 minutes from the C Green Line. The neighborhood has some cute diners, restaurants and cafes. The included breakfast is decent, with waffles and eggwichs, fruit, yogurt, cereal and plenty of coffee and tea. The free cookies are a big hit. Housekeeping is available only on request, and the request has to be made by 12 noon. The rooms are clean but spare. The outlets are few and far between. There is a coffee maker, microwave and fridge in the room. The hotel is basic but gets the job done. In any other town, it would cost half the price. But it is in Brighton, so you get charged way more. There is parking."