Boston hotels in North End

Pros: Nice room, good location.

Cons: I was over charged for the room and the valet parking dented my car.I spoke to two managers and both said he would follow up and take care of the issues but never even received call or followup email. This made a nice place a very bad experience!

Pros: very little

Cons: Really disliked this hotel. It's actually four buildings or blocks, with the reception/lobby being in one, hotel rooms in two of the others, and one is privately owned condos. The whole place felt cold and deserted. Our room was small, cramped and had no view, except of the street below. Nothing complimentary is provided. There was a protest march outside the hotel by striking employees who want some benefits like health care, and the hotel owners refuse to sign. Shame on them for not taking care of their employees, who are the backbone, the lifeblood of their business. We also discovered that the hotel charges a $20 a day fee that is not a government fee or tax, it's just a discretionary fee the hotel has decided to tack onto our already overpriced hotel bill. When we enquired as to the reason, the very defiant woman at reception told us it's to cover some of the outdoor things like the waterfront area. Gee, other hotels just pay for that from the room prices they charge their guests. They don't tack on an extra twenty bucks a day to take care of that. This place is really good at charging their guests but not so good at giving us anything for the high prices, and not good at looking after their employees. Shame on them and don't stay here. We left two days early and went to The Colonnade, a much nicer hotel.

Pros: Location

Cons: Union workers protesting early morning and throughout day. Woke us up early each day.

Pros: Great beds and linens. Very helpful management during the time of staff strike.

Cons: Employees were on strike the day we arrived. It was difficult to rest during their strike hours.

Pros: Location to the North End and Long Wharf

Cons: The separate buildings are confusing. Spa/fitness center is not attached to buildings your rooms are in. Not much communal room or areas to enjoy the views. The king room was fine, but was older and not as high quality as other similar properties.

Pros: Luxurious rooms, large and comfortable

Cons: No breakfast facilities apart from room service

Pros: Location

Cons: Workers on strike at main entrance. Got woken up ever morning between 7:30-8:00am by the load chanting and yelling. Hot water faucet handle in bathroom sink leaked. Drain stopper in bathroom sink did not work. Grill closed. Floor in bathroom obviously not mopped. Large yellow, orange stuff on bathroom floor I cleaned up with toilet paper. Corners of shower dirty

Pros: Right on the harbor. Close to North Church and Little Italy. Friendly staff.

Cons: Unfortunately we woke up from picketing each morning at 7 am from staff that went on strike. This would be my only issue on this hotel. The rest was great. Service was never an issue during our stay.

Cons: We came back from a tour and the entire hotel staff was on strike. No maid service or restaurant. No porters and the valley lost our car. After an hour we were taken to the garage to find it ourselves.

Pros: Great location

Cons: Internet didn’t work Staff was not helpful in a remedy

Cons: The lobbý girl give us a nice room with harbour view without i asked for it special!

Pros: We had breakfast at Anthony's, a short walk away, great French Toast and bacon. Chowder and draught beer at the hotel were first rate, as were the helpful staff. The water taxi is a great, fun, and economic way to get to/from the free airport shuttle and back - a great way to approach the hotel at night. Coffee shop is great. Beds are super comfy, the best on our US trip. Great views out over the water.