Downtown Boston Studio, #36

Location was most important to me as I was new to the city, and I am a senior woman, so being central allowed me to really explore. This place is so darn cute. Front door was kind of heavy, but I understand why. Perfect size for just me. Roomy bathroom and good shower. I didn't use the maid service as I was only there for two nights.

Bathroom probably could have had a shelf or two, as the pedistal sink had very little room. I would like to see a freezer inside th fridge, especially if I was staying longer. Overhead light was not very bright, and was the only light in the room. Maybe some bulbs were out. Better instructions on how to operate the TV would have been nice. It was unplugged when I got there, and it had to reboot. The remote didn't work for the sound. And lastly, the walk-up to the 3rd floor was a tad scary as the steps seemed to give way a bit in the middle. I know it's an old building, but something to think about. I know Boston in general is very expensive, as I searched high and low for a deal, but I don't think this place was worth the money I paid nightly,

Didn’t know we had to carry suitcases up 3 flights of stairs Didn’t receive information on how to get in until a kind person Kent us their phone to call for I struction

Great neighborhood- local restaurants were easy walking distance. Ceiling fan was nice to keep air flowing.

Noise from other units at all hours. No obvious fire escape instructions. This is a very small room but well equipped. Asked for early check in- didn’t get firm answer until too late to cancel. “ subject to availability “ before payment.

Great location, easy to find, easy to communicate with

A lot of the things (floor, countertops) were a bit grimey. Generally it’s a small and loud place. We slept with earplugs (which they provided so that was nice). The bed is also so bouncy that if you sleep with two people in it as soon as one person moves the other wakes up. All of this would have been alright if it was not so pricy.