617-262-1000
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Hotel Size:
159 Rooms , 2 Floors
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Amenities
- Pets accepted
- Family Rooms
- Swimming pool
- Business center
- Meeting rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
- Data port
- Dry cleaning/laundry
The Midtown Hotel blends comfort and convenience with affordability. With Boston at your door step, this moderately priced hotel is nestled in the heart of Boston's Back Bay, just steps away from Symphony Hall, The Prudential Center, The Christian Science Center and Copley Place. The near by Prudential Subway Station provides easy access to the rest of downtown Boston and the North End. This retro style hotel is within walking distance of the Museum of Fine Arts, Fenway Park, and the elegant Newbury Street restaurants and boutique shops. Guest rooms feature wireless internet, cable television and coffee makers. Other hotel amenities include: a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and patio, modest function space, and The Midtown Hair Salon. The Midtown Hotel is also 100% non-smoking.
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Trip Advisor Reviews
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Just returned - had to review this GREAT place for auditioning families
Parents- Audition at NEC or Berklee for your kid? THIS is the place! Love - just love this hotel. Staff is incredibly helpful. Parking is great...
Bargain Basic - Great Location
We stayed in the Midtown on a freezing, snowy week in March 08. The hotel was warm, clean and suited our budget perfectly. I did a lot of resea...
1960's Los Angeles
This place is great. It's like being in Los Angeles in the 1960's except for the weather. The hotel is clean and well maintained. The location ...
Basic, great location
We enjoyed a 3 day stay at the Midtown Hotel in Boston recently. We picked the hotel for it excellent location, and it didn't dissapoint. It's ...
ok basic hotel in central location
ok basic hotel, not the prettiest but functional and fairly cental location, though on a big main road. Feels a bit like a residence for studen...
Good location,thats about all
Stayed here at the start of our New England Tour,which was a package so we had no choice in our accomodation. Guess it must be cheap as most of...
Yahoo Travel Reviews
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the experiance
I liked this hotel because it was cheap and the service is good. its in walking distance of a majority of places in boston like boston common p...
Very Good 2d Time Around
I stayed here 3 years ago and then read some negative reviews here. Didn't know what to expect but was pleasantly surprised. Everything was all...
Great Location!
The hotel was newly remodeled; Beds were comfortable. The apartments next to the hotel were VERY NOISY! Music till all hours even during the ...
A nice place to stay
The Midtown was nice for me because it was close to Northeastern University where my child attends. It is also within walking distance to most...
Overpriced
Eventhough they say you can get this for around 99.00 that is not true. This hotel needs new wiring and decor. If you can get this hotel for a ...
First Class!
No complaints at all - this is not a luxury hotel but our room was huge and spotless. The location is fantastic - walking distance to Boston Co...
Travelocity Reviews
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The Midtown Hotel is convenient to the artsy district and is directly across the street from the Christian Science buildings. A quick block or two to the subway and you're off to see all that Boston has to offer.The rooms however are desperately in need of updating. Green carpeting and that 80s floral print on the bedspread make think I'm staying at my Grandma's Florida condo.The rooms have very thin walls and it's difficult to get to sleep because you can hear everyone walk down the hallways. When a neighbor closes his door, it sounds like it's slamming!The water pressure on the shower head is excellent.I do have two very major complaints however. When the weather is cooler (about 60 F or so) they turn off the air conditioning to all the rooms. You no longer have the ability to cool your room! It was 78 degrees F in my room for two days and I couldn't get it any cooler. The manager was indifferent and offered to bring up a fan. What? I can't control the temperature of my own room?The second complaint: No free Internet access. I couldn't even hop on to another WiFi in the area as they were all secured.Overall, the hotel did a good job for the price. During the time I stayed, other hotels were at least one hundred dollars more expensive.
This hotel is in a very good location. A cab ride to all of the tourist spots is only about *. The hotel itself looks old and outdated. The restaurant and pool were both closed when we stayed there. We paid about * per night. That is a bit high, in my opinion, considering the hotel offers nothing special. However, this place offered a clean room at the best rate for downtown Boston (that I could find anyway)
We were in town for a Red Sox game. Looking for the best location and value, we chose the Midtown Hotel. The staff were great - very helpful with directions. This hotel is about location, location, location. It is an easy walk to Fenway as well as other attractions - very close to the Prudential building. The parking was only * for one day - quite a bargain in downtown Boston. Our room was small, but we weren't there much so it didn't matter. The bed was relatively uncomfortable and we did see a roach in the bathroom. But then again, we also saw a live mouse in the cafe nearby. Other than that, I would still stay at the Midtown again. Great location, great staff - enjoyed it!
My overall experience was horrible. I was there for a conference. My flight was late. I called to let them know. When I arrive the front desk person gave me no information about what services were available at the hotel. I was hungry and wanted a meal when I called for room service, I was told they had none but I could call for a delivery. When I called to order none of the places listed delivered. It was about 8PM and I had to walk several blocks to get a small meal. My room was in the rear of the hotel and I was offered no assistance inspite of telling them I had spinal surgery and could not lift.When I checked out they told me they had 24 hour bell serviice. The room was uncomfortable and in poor repair. The only thing they did was drop the bill off under my door.I have lodge a complaint through Orbitz and the hotel survey with not response. I would like to make other people aware of the poor quality at 129 per night.
My stay was fantastic. The staff was incredibly courteous- they even called me to ask if I wanted to switch rooms because I was about to be surrounded my 15 rooms worth of high schoolers! Great value, great staff, great location!
Lots of drawer space. Our card key never failed?we?ve been frustrated elsewhere where keys need to be re-programmed every day.Front desk personnel were personable, pleasant, helpful. Back home we discovered our teen?s iPod charger was left behind, they shipped it cheerfully. Just a block and a half in either direction to the T, world-class shopping and restaurants. Reasonably-priced onsite parking and internet.Want pampering? Stay elsewhere. Want a GREAT LOCATION at great price? (Think motel.) Stay here.
CitySearch Reviews
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Central location, budget hotel
My family stays here regularly when they come into town. It's nothing fancy, and showing a little wear and tear, but you can't beat it for con...
Tourist-class hotel offers great prices and a convenient Back Bay location.
The SceneThis two-story property may not offer extravagance, but the rooms are clean and more than suitable for budget-minded travelers. Vi
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