As it is a historic building, the rooms were a bit small; but my wife and I enjoyed our two night stay here. We found the front desk to be friendly, our room to be clean, and the location was ideal. The hotel is in close proximity to Boston Commons, Fanueil Hall, Emerson College, and Newbury Street. From this hotel... more

Just returned from a 12 night stay at this hotel. When we arrived we were given a very small room on the 11th floor, not enough room to swing a cat and very limited storage space. Happened to bump into the house keeper on this floor, after we had complained about room, who guided us into requesting a corner room,... more

I use Priceline for almost every trip we take. I pricelined this Boston area and for $95 a night including taxes it was worth it. Hotels are expensive in Boston so I figure you get what you pay for. We were expecting the worst. As a matter of fact, I didn't even tell my husband where we were staying because... more

Having spent 4 days in tis hotel, I can say one thing for sure - they serve great coffee in their lobby, but the room coffee is bad!! Anyways the good thing about the hotel is that its a very old - almost 100 years old building and they have maintained the authenticity... however in a way that is also... more

I was upgraded to the 15th floor and found the entire floor to be very luxurious and well appointed. At this level, the rooms were large, quiet, and up to usual Marriott standards. The bellhop told us that the lower floors were much smaller but the 15th floor was essentially a former warehouse area so Marriott constructed new rooms by... more

When we arrived at 2:00, we were told there were no rooms ready. So we did some sightseeing, came back at 5:00 and were brought to a room next to the freight elevator. That would have been okay, except the room was an "end" room - so atypically shaped, we could barely get by the front of the beds without... more

I want to give the good first. The maintenance man, maids and wait staff were helpful and very polite. That being said lets continue. The room was small I mean closet size for $229.00 a night. Nothing had been dusted. The TV was broken. The bathroom only had a small shower because the bathroom was tiny. the bathroom door was... more

My husband and I recently attended a wedding at the Marriott on Tremont Street in downtown Boston. My personal opinion is that the bride & groom could've found a much better location for their wedding/reception. The service provided by the Marriott staff was a disaster. I heard from numerous wedding guests that the Marriott would not valet your car unless... more

What a pleasant surprise after the horror of Long Wharf to come in a gracious building (it used to be an Elks lodge) and get a good welcome with a spacious room on the top floor. Fantastic views of the city. They have a key card for the front door and the lift so we felt secure and the doorman... more