I love staying here when visiting Boston. It's a short drive to the city where there is plenty to do such as the Fine Arts Museum, Museum of Science, Franklin Park Zoo, New England Aquarium, and so much more! Also, right down the street from this hotel is the South Shore Plaza, a decent sized mall with several great places to eat including a Cheesecake Factory and a Hibachi Restaurant. If you want to shoot pools, or go to an arcade there is a Dave and Busters very close to the mall.
As for the hotel itself, it is one of my favorite places. The price is very cheap and the rooms are decent sized with a nice little kitchen, plenty of seating space and a bed and a nice bathroom. If you pay a little bit more money for the deluxe rooms, the bedroom is separate and there's a nice little living room.
To break it down, the kitchens have a fridge, freezer, microwave, stove, dishes, counter space, and sink. If other things are needed such as a blender or a toaster I believe you can borrow them from a cabinet near the elevator on the first floor.
The living area has a TV and quite a few places to sit. I don't remember the non-deluxe room so well as it has been a few years, but the deluxe room has a recliner and a couch. The beds are a bit stiff, but nothing unbearable. There is plenty of shelving and lighting throughout the entire room. The bathroom also has shelving and a nice sink. The shower has a good temperature range and is comfortable as well.
The rooms are cleaner than most hotel rooms I've stayed in for this price. There is a "pantry" on the first floor which you can grab food and/or drinks from which is based on a "trust system". It is a room where you can grab food or drinks from shelves or a fridge. There are slips for you to pay what you feel should be the price for whatever you're taking. This is the same room as the laundry and exorcise room. You need your room key card to access.
The employees at the front desk are always friendly and nice. I have not had any problems an I will most likely always return here every time I stay in Boston.