With the exception of the staff who assisted us with the valet parking, the employees were unpleasant and rude.
The non-smoking room smelled as though it had recently been converted from a smoking room and that some effort had been made to mask the smoke.
The room was small, though clean.
I would not stay here again!

My daughter and I stayed at the Doubletree over Mother's day weekend. Booked thru Hilton Honors Website for 209.00/night. Good price for Boston--loved the fact the "T' is literally 150 ft. from the hotel door. Room was clean, comfy bed and pillows.
Buffet Breakfast was fine as was room service for am dining. Staff was helpful. Will definitely stay there again. For aiport connection, in my opinion, it is easier to get to the airport using the Orange(T service next to Hotel) and then transferring to Blue Line than using Siver Line. Never noticed any noise from the Med Center across the street.

I booked this on Priceline and got it for about $80-90 per night for three nights at the beginning of May.

I really like the location, it is right next to a major hospital and right next to a T-stop (metro stop.) But we could walk all the way to the freedom trail and beacon hill district, although it is in the theater district it was not veyr far. I enjoyed the location although some people said in previous reviews it is a little "shady" we did not think so at all.

The hotel definitely met and exceeded expectations for a priceline booking. The receptionist was friendly and at first said we have a smoking room and I asked if it is possible to change, she left and in about 10 minutes came back and said we can change to non-smoking, which was really great.

We got a free cookie on check-in which is usual with Doubletrees. They also gave us an extremely useful map and magazine with info that we used extensively during our stay for finding attractions.

They made some mistake in charging a minibar item which we didnt' use but they corrected it immediately. This happens at a lot of hotels though so it must be watched out for.

We didn't have a car but parking was around 20-30 dollars if I remember right.

Also, it was about $30 for a taxi from the airport, but one could have also taken the T as it goes directly from the aiport and only one transfer is required. This is only $2/person. (We opted for the taxi because of our suitcase)

We didn't try the breakfast becuase it was around $10-15 a person and this is expensive for a continental breakfast. Instead I got a delicious whole-wheat poppy seed bagel with lox and a coffee for about $5 at a nearby Finangle-a-Bagel (nearby as in, by the freedom trail where we walked to). There are also a lot of Dunkin Donuts around where my husband ate at for breakfast since he doesn't like bagels

No complaints! (although, I would only get it thru priceline, it seems a little pricey otherwise)

I must admit I do not usually book at Doubletrees because I find them to be highly inconsistent. This property was a very pleasant surprise. Got a great rate on Priceline. The hotel has been completely renovated in a very "asian-chic" style. Friendly reception by the doorman and front desk. Nice bar in the lobby which was well-patronized. Good location, although it is a bit outside the heart of downtown. My only issues: They tried to book me in a smoking room (although I had requested non-smoking), telling me that my non-smoking preference was not guaranteed. After I refused a smoking room, they were able to find a non-smoking one for me. Also, the floors in the room must be wood under the carpet, as they were quite squeaky. The room itself was bright, clean and new.