We booked a "deluxe non-smoking room." When we arrived, we were told there was only one smoking room still available (smelled worse than smoke!) or one other room where there was no heat (we were offered an old, un-safe looking, portable heater) The rooms were dingy, dirty, with peeling wall paper and shelves hanging off the wall. I would never... more

We would not recommend this hotel to anyone, in fact very much the opposite! We were due to stay for three nights at the end of September 2008 but could not bring ourselves to stay even one night. When we got into the room, after a not too positve welcome at reception, we found it very dirty. The sheets did... more

I booked this hotel in january and was pretty worried after more and more bad comments appeared. I have to say, I can´t agree with most of them. We arrived there and the door was open, no signs about 15 minutes until no more refunds or whatever. The receptionist was nice. We (4 persons) got room number 32. When we... more

Actually, we didn't even stay one night. We were reserved to stay two nights, but as we pulled up the driveway, we thought "what have we done?" The reception was a dingy room where you need to press the doorbell to get buzzed in. A glass window separated the receptionist from the customers, just like a drive through bank. Makes... more

We stayed here for 2 nights for a graduate school interview. Being people that don't care for hanging out in the hotel, it was acceptable. The biggest problem was standing in the lobby for 15 minutes as the two people at the front desk chatted, completely ignoring us. Finally, after checking in, we discovered ants in the bathroom, to which... more

So what do you do when you have a reporter and a camera man are going to be looking for a room in the middle of the night in Boston, and you can only book from a distance? Precisely, you try the online miracle called Expedia. Presidents City Inn was the only place available at a reasonable price, as Boston... more

my husband and i stayed here as soon as we pulled in from arizona.they offered free high speed internet service,not so.the soda machine was empty and they took all cans out and made the guests,pay for them behind the desk.The management was very very rude speaking in another launage,and screaming at the guests to get out of the office while... more

We booked this hotel on the recommendation from the Historic Quincy Visitor Guide and Map obtained from the Visitors information centre in downtown Quincy. The hotel was advertised as being newly renovated offering 36 clean and comfortable rooms. The place had a very distasteful odour - bad enough that we had to go to a local Walmart and purchase some... more

Stay away from this hotel. On first glance one can observe the "lovely" cigarette burns in the comforter as well as the ashes over the carpet in between the beds. The carpet and room were dingy (and had a mildly unpeasant odor), and the overall hotel was an eyesore. There was also no way to turn the heat off when... more