Clean and comfortable room, efficient elevators. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

Feels a bit out of the way, around 30-40 minutes walk to touristy areas and not directly on a bus/T route so a little walk to public transport. Inconvenient to return during the day due to this, so hardly used the hotel facilities. . Probably just Boston prices for this time of year - but at $400 per night, felt very expensive for mid week nights in an out of the way neighbourhood. Suited more to conferences or business travel than general tourist travel. Stayed here as friends had already booked - but I wouldn't stay again. Not unhappy with the stay at all, just didn't feel like great value for money to me.

The hotel is in a great location, easy to get in and out of. It was very clean and the staff were exceptional. It was also across the street from a lovely park with lots of things to do which made it a bonus.

In order to turn the bathroom light on, all lights in the hotel room had to go on. This was odd and made for a dark trip to the bathroom in the middle of the night. The only other issue was the air conditioning. No matter what temperature you had it set at, it was either freezing in the room or ridiculously hot.

So clean

Parking, not enough space.

I liked that it was convenient to the show we wanted to see. The Trolley bus tour is a short walk away. We checked out on the day of the eclipse and they gave us free eclipse glasses because we were looking all around for them.

The parking was expensive but there was metered street parking nearby. It was a bit of a hassle because there is a limit to how many hours you can park there. The room setup was pretty interesting, I guess it has an economic style.

The staff was lovely. Aisha was especially kind and accommodating. She greeted us every time with a huge smile and always had something helpful or informative to say. The gym was great. It was just the right temperature. It was never crowded nor noisy. The Aloft was conveniently located to everything we wanted to see and do. We will definitely stay there again.

Room was a bit tight but comfortable. Hotel staff was wonderful.

In our room AC and room temperature went from freezing when the fan was blowing to warm when it wasn't - this all while the thermostat was set at 70 and the fan in Auto. We had to take blanket on and off all night.

Staff was very friendly. Rooms were comfortable. It has a great gym, live music and great restaurant.

the neighborhood is still developing but there are good options for restaurants within a short walk . They charged for some expenses that did not correspond but solve the issue right away without inconveniences.

On business so the view from the 11th floor was a bit industrial but of no real consequence. Location for the conference hall was superb. Easy to walk into town centre and close to the now expanded Seaport district that has changed so much in a year.

Starting to show its age at the edges but not detremental as such. Did not make it to the pool so can't comment. Had to engage in order to get info as there was nothing in the room about the hotel or Boston. If there was I did not find it.

Breakfast was great but the chef was behind closed doors and signage for freshly prepared breakfast was way too high above the grab and go selections so we didn’t realize it was available the first two mornings. But once we discovered we could order freshly prepared breakfast we were thrilled. Even a group of Harvard business graduates didn’t notice the better until we told them.

The hotel was modern and clean. The bed was comfortable. The view of the park across the street and city skyline were beautiful.

The location isn't central to everything so we had to drive to things. Also the parking situation is terrible. Valet parking is $50 for the day, but I parked on the street which is free overnight from 8PM to 8AM.