I am finding more and more that the Hilton chain is also inconsistent. Some of them look great and treat you well. I stayed at this one only to try a new hotel in Boston after the Langham and the Westin Waterfront.

This hotel was bland and unexciting. Although the staff do treat you nicely and try to remember your name (appreciated), the room (two doubles) was small and there was no view and did not have a "nice hotel" feel to it. I suppose it may be too much to ask a downtown hotel.

There seemed to be many "priceline" guests, and so though it is in a business district, the clientele seemed less businesslike.

The Langham around the corner had more of an upscale feel to it.

Adequate, but I probably would either go back to the Langham or try something else.

I stayed there with my Hilton points, so did not pay, however the hotel is absolutely nice, way above the average hiltons, in a great location, and with super-efficient staff. When I arrived I asked if there was a microwave oven in the room, they said no but they immediately brought one in the room. The room was spacious, modern. The bathroom was very nice, with a very nice shower and bath tub. The porter and valet service (quite expensive, true) are super-efficient, really great. I don't know about other hotels in Boston but I would definitely go there again.

Was awarded the room thru Priceline for $135/night. Was hoping for the Intercontinental but this was fine. The staff was very friendly and efficient. Upgraded one night's stay to a suite for an extra $75 - my husband's birthday. The suite was nice, very spacious, but considering the inconvenience of changing rooms I wouldn't do it again. The non-suite room we moved to for the last two nights of our stay was a very large room so it would have sufficed perfectly. Extremely clean. We spent very little time in the room. I loved the proximity of everything in the Financial District. We bought Trolley tickets but got off at stop 4 and just walked everywhere - and I am not a walker. With our suite upgrade were free tickets to the buffet that they charge $19.95. Do not waste your money on the buffet. The food is unbelievable expensive in the restaurant. There is a Panera Bread just down the road and plenty of little shops to get a bite to eat. Quincy Market, North End all within walking distance. There is a restaurant on the way to Quincy Hall, Bertucci's, that was magnificant - not so expensive and casual but I would go there again in a minute.

It was a pleasure to arrive at the doors of this hotel. We were met by efficient and friendly porters and quickly processed through check in. As it was our engagement celebration, I had asked for a card to be placed in the room for my partner and the staff went out of their way to make our stay special. Nothing was too much trouble. The rooms were spacious and impecably clean. The breakfast buffet was great, as there were a lot of healthy items as well as the usual pancakes & muffins etc.

I would thoroughly recommend this hotel to friends and colleagues. You are guaranteed to have a stress free stay here.