I’d weave that into the ending so it feels like the whole experience, not just the hotel, made Boston special for you. I truly had such a wonderful stay at the Revere Hotel. From the moment I arrived, I felt so welcomed and taken care of. There was such a warm, comfortable feeling throughout my stay that it honestly started to feel a little like home. I especially want to mention Veronia, because she was such a special part of my experience. She has the kind of smile that genuinely lights up a room, and every interaction with her made me smile too. She was so sweet, thoughtful, helpful and accommodating, but what stood out to me most was how genuine she was. You can tell when someone is simply being nice because it’s part of their job, and with Veronia, that wasn’t the case at all. Her warmth and kindness just come naturally. She has such a beautiful energy about her and made me feel genuinely cared for rather than just another hotel guest. The rest of the staff was wonderful as well. Everyone I encountered was friendly, welcoming and made me feel completely at ease. They were kind enough to let me check in early, and I was also surprised with an upgrade to a beautiful suite. It was absolutely gorgeous, with incredible views from both balconies. Waking up and stepping outside to those views was definitely one of the highlights of my stay. The location is also amazing. It was so easy to get around and really experience Boston, and honestly, between the hotel, the location and how welcomed I felt, this trip made me completely fall in love with the city. Boston now has a very special place in my heart, and I think the Revere was a big part of that. What I’ll remember most is how the people made me feel. A beautiful hotel in a great location is one thing, but genuine warmth and hospitality are what make you want to come back. The Revere gave me all of that. I left feeling like I had found my home away from home in Boston. I can’t recommend the Revere Hotel highly enough, and I’m already looking forward to coming back. I’ll be booking another stay next month without a doubt. Thank you, Veronia, and everyone at the Revere Hotel for making my stay, and my time in Boston, so special. ??

Came to Boston for a girls’ trip to see a concert and stayed at the Revere. The location was perfect, rooms were clean and spacious, and the staff was extremely welcoming. Special shout out to Glenn, who helped make the trip one we will truly remember forever and provided some great recs!

Highly recommend the Revere for a comfortable and convenient hotel centrally located in Boston. It’s got a boutique feel with comfortable rooms and thoughtful amenities. You are steps from Boston Common and can easily walk to just about any destination, from Fenway to the North End. The staff were very friendly, and the service was excellent. At check-in they were incredibly kind to my 9 year-old son, speaking directly to him and giving him a popsicle. As a parent, this goes a long way in making your family feel welcome.

Great location!!! I can't say that enough. Little pricier than id normally like. I think the rooms really need a small fridge as thats pretty standard now, but not here and that is my biggest draw back. I enjoy cold brews in the morning and couldn't buy any to keep at the hotel. But small things. Great roof top bar, but may need some heaters during cooler weather. If not, its pretty miserable.

Honest review. AC in the room clicks and pops whenever it turns on. Very loud, will wake you up. Walls are very thin in this hotel. When you can hear your upstairs and next door neighbors piss at night… that’s a problem. This area has non stop motorcycles and loud cars reving engines at night (writing this at 3am on a Sunday) and honking air horns. Loud neighborhood. Elevators take forever. Waited almost 10 minutes to catch an elevator. Definitely more cons then pros with this property/building/location. WiFi is absolutely unusable. This hotel really sucks.

If we come back to Boston, we will absolutely be coming back here. What a great location it is. Minutes from two local transport stops, minutes from Boston Common. Reception team were fantastic. Especially Veronica. Lovely and welcoming, very helpful, and offered some very handy tips and recommendations Rooms spacious and spotless, housekeeping did a great job when needed. Bathroom had a nice big walk in shower. Balcony had a nice view and more importantly the windows were very good at soundproofing. Didnt hear a thing from outside once the doors were shut. Rooftop bar was nice, albeit a tad windy at the time.

This place is absolutely stunning! I got a skyline view room. The balconies open and it is breathtaking. Literally kinda scary how up you are LOL. But absolutely beautiful!! Memorable for sure and romantic!

My husband and I stayed at the Revere for one night. The hotel was located near nice restaurants, a CVS, and the Wilbur theater, which was the reason for our Boston trip (a show at the Wilbur). Our room was very big and seemed comfortable till we realized that the temperature in the room was 75 degrees. We shut the heat off because it seemed very stuffy in the room. We then left to our show and when we got back to our room, it was 80 degrees with the heater off. We had to open the sliding door to let cold air in. Then we went to shower and there was NO HOT WATER! At 2:30am We called the front desk and they didn’t answer, so we took very short cold showers. Throughout the night we couldn’t sleep because it was still 80 degrees in the room. In the morning we also noticed water on the floor near the toilet bowl and noticed the bowl was cracked. We got frustrated with the lack of sleep due to it being too hot in the room, so we just got up to try and shower again. We wanted to hurry up and checkout because we were so frustrated with our stay but there was no HOT water AGAIN! Upon check out I complained about our issues and the front desk lady said our room was supposed to be maintenanced and had a ticket to be serviced! I asked why did they put us in that room if it had issues. She didn’t know why and only offered to deduct the hotel fees! Our goal was to have a relaxing weekend and unfortunately we ended up losing sleep and couldn’t take a full showers! I was not well and therefore the reason for review! Never again!

evere Hotel Boston Common is a great option for the price and location. You really can’t beat staying this close to the Common with nice city views for under $200 a night. The hotel does feel a little outdated in some areas, but it’s still nice enough to enjoy. The rooms are comfortable, and having a balcony is definitely a big plus. One downside was the thermostat it wouldn’t go below 70, so the room felt warmer than I prefer. The shower also took about five minutes to actually get hot; at first I thought something was broken, but it eventually warmed up. The staff was super friendly and polite, which made the stay better overall. The parking lot could use some resurfacing, and the elevators have a dim, motel-style feel that doesn’t really match the rest of the hotel. Overall, I would definitely stay here again. For the price and location, it’s hard to beat I just wish they would address some of the visual and maintenance details.

I stayed here on New Year’s Eve with a few friends, and the experience was nothing short of amazing. The hotel is beautiful, spotless, and incredibly welcoming. Every staff member we encountered was friendly, but Brian at the front desk truly stood out. He made us feel right at home from the moment we arrived, warm, accommodating, and attentive to all of our needs. He took the time to ensure we were well taken care of, which made a fantastic first impression of the Revere Hotel. We will definitely be returning!