预订波士顿港酒店宾馆住宿限时优惠

“Breakfast was amazing great variety of things to choose from ”

“It might b better described as a family home rather than a hotel. Certain "historical restored" features did not make this stay restful. I wont return if I have business to conduct in the area.”

“Wonderful service ”

“The staff gave me a great room and it was quiet!!”

“Good”

“quiet, clean and the bar had fantastic food”

“They have a restaurant attached to the motel. Food is good ”

“Comfortable beds and spacious room!!”

“The 2-bed room is next to a busy road. Very noisy! But the bed is good”

“I have stayed here before and will be back again. It's a great place with cute cabins.”

“I stayed for two nights for work and it was great! It’s very easy to get to, right off the freeway. Even though it’s close to the freeway, you don’t hear any traffic noise once you’re inside. The room was very nice and clean. It was very quiet. They have one of best fitness centers that I have found in a hotel. The Bistro was very convenient to grab a quick coffee and breakfast. This is definitely where I will stay the next time I am in town.”

“Staff was really nice, but this hotel needs some love. Pretty run down. Most disappointing was the breakfast. Didn’t look edible and didn’t take any chances. ”

“Clean spacious room. The hotel is literally in the middle of nowhere. Unless you eat in the nearby military base, or have a taste for Subway or teriyaki - there is literally nothing to eat in walking distance. 3 miles away - McDonald’s and some other place. Access to the hotel off I-5 northbound is a nightmare. Construction, new overpasses, hard place to find. Good luck doing it at night - even with a GPS. All in all - a pretty bad experience. Breakfast looked like a high school……

“房间香味剂太浓了。”

“Really nice property and in a nice location. Two issues to consider: car parking in the hotel lot is currently tight because of construction and the other is there are a lot of homeless people wandering around this area. Not particularly dangerous during the day, but I probably wouldn’t walk around alone at night.”