(I have to admit that my opinion may be swayed by the complimentary martini I was given when I checked in! Sorry to say that they were only offered that one night.) I stayed here during Harvard graduation and got a rate of $199--a great rate for this week. The rate had to be pre-paid, but the Inn at Harvard... more

My room was super-nice, very clean, and not overpriced for this quality of hotel (I paid between $99-150 per night). The staff was incredibly helpful and courteous, and the martini tastings in the late afternoons were a nice touch. The fitness room was impressive - one of the nicer ones I've used at a hotel. The hotel is right on... more

I will say that I used my Marriott Rewards, but I totally disagree with the other reviewers. I can't say it is worth $350 a night but I really like the area. The closest T station is a 15 minute walk but the hotel offers a shuttle service if you don't like to walk. In addition the shuttle will take... more

We were really looking forward to staying at a brand-new hotel, and really expected (why wouldn't we?) that it be top-of-the-line Marriott standard. I am a Gold member with Marriott and travel approx 60 nights per year, and this was the first time I have not been acknowledged as a Marriott Rewards Member. The fire alarm went off BOTH mornings,... more

I just returned from a school reunion trip in Cambridge and stayed three nights at the Marriott Courtyard on Memorial Drive. The location was pretty good (they promote it as just outside Harvard Square) and this is a nicer, relatively newer Courtyard property. It had 16 floors and a decent amount of parking for which they charged us $22 per... more