We were looking for a place just ouside downtown Boston with easy public transport connections around the city and the Longwood Inn was perfect for that . It provided easy access (8-10 min walk to Green line (C or D)). Also, it is an area with great restaurants, grocery stores (Trader Joe's) and a lot of coffee shops. It is... more

I called Longwood Inn over 10 times since the night of February 23rd, 2008. Nobody answered until morning of February 24th, and the female worker who answered the phone was very disrespectful- speaking with a haughty attitude and disrupting my reservation request. She told me that I shouldn't get this confused with the Best Western Inn at Longwood. I simply... more

We stayed at the Longwood for two nights, and were reasonably happy there, given the money spent. We got the basement room at the rear, which was fine - it still had decent enough windows overlooking the park behind, although it was at street level so for privacy reasons we kept the blinds drawn for the most part. And despite... more

This review will sound very similiar to others. I am taking the time to write it as the most recent is three months old and most appear to have been written by couples or singles. I hope my review will be helpful for those travelling with children. We (two adults and an eight year old) stayed at the Longwood Inn... more

I've stayed at the Longwood Inn several times. The best part about it is that it is an Inn - the "home" feeling of a Bed & Breakfast without the strange, nosy people who typically run a B&B. You can wash your clothes and have a home-cooked meal. The building is old, so don't expect fine amenities. It is reasonably... more

This is a lovely quiet clean inn with total New England ambience. It is the best place for you to stay if you are visiting someone in Beth Israel or one of the other hospitals which are only 2-3 blocks away. The stately entryway with dark wood panelling and elegant banisters makes you feel like you're in a 19th century... more

The location is convenient for visitors to Fenway Colleges, Longwood Medical facilities and B.U. Close to public transportation. The parking was always available and free, whereas most hotels in the area charge $15 per night and street parking is rare. The Inn is in a safe and pleasant residential area. Breakfast is not served but there is a full kitchen... more

It's a shame that such a lovely building is in the hands of an owner that doesn't seem to care. The inn is very "no-frills" and they don't serve breakfast. That can be fine as a good way to save some money. Even so, the decor is surprisingly plain for a Victorian inn. When we brought up that the tub... more

I had the good fortune of staying at the Longwood Inn for ten nights last October while my husband was in the hospital unexpectedly. What a blessing the experience was during a trying time. We have 2 cottages we rent during the summer on Lake Champlain so we tend to be fairly critical of places we stay and I was... more