We came in October during a college visit. The hotels closer to colleges (apprx 10-15 miles away) were booked or mostly booked that weekend. The price we got was reasonable considering proximity to Boston. The room we had was nice and clean. Those the hotel has a pool and other amenities, we didn't have much chance to use them (if we stay here again, they seem nice and inviting).
2 out of 4 elevators were working, so we had to wait when we needed to go up/down.
There was an event at the hotel one of the nights, but we weren't bothered and had nice restful time after busy days.
There was also some business function starting the day we were leaving, but the staff was taking care of the things in efficient and pleasant manner.
What was really annoying is the way to get in and out of the hotel with all the twists and turns to get on and off the highway (plus you got to pay tolls each time). Local roads might be a better alternative to get around if you don't mind too much traffic.

Our room was nice and clean, but no frig.The bed and pillows were very comfortable. The main problems were 1)the elevators. There are 4 and only 2 were working. At times you could wait up to 15 minutes waiting for one because there was a conference going on. 2) if you needed anything or had a question you had to ask the front desk because many of the staff didn't speak english. I am including the wait staff in the resturants in this too. In the resturant they knew the menu but beyond that if you had a question or substitution it became difficult to order.

Came here for a conference. Reserved the club floor. Front desk staff were efficient and unfriendly. Elevators are a proplem. Place needs a rehab. Room was clean but very old. Bathroon was extremely small. Club lounge needs more choices. Won't stay here again.

I booked a room at the Sheraton Framingham for October 20. When I arrived at 11:30 pm, tired after a long drive, I was told that they were overbooked and did not have a room for me and my daughters. The last thing I wanted to do at that point was to put my luggage back in the car and go somewhere else. My daughter was scheduled to row in the Head of the Charles Regatta the next day. The hotel sent us on a complicated 5 mile drive on back roads to Northeastern University's conference center in Ashland, MA. The one plus (and the reason I didn't rate it as terrible) is that the Sheraton covered the cost of the room at the conference center. I would rather have paid for my own room and gotten to bed at a more reasonable hour.