This is not a 4 star hotel. The room was musty and had bugs (mosquitoes). There is no closet to hang clothes or anything. The bed was nice though. Property is beautiful - it’s near a beautiful park/nature preserve and has lots of cute woodland creatures. Overall I wouldn’t come back.

Although service and staff are hands down amazing and very attentive overall, the hotel is not truly 4-star in terms of the rooms — more of a solid 3-star property. The gym is great: spacious, clean, and very well equipped. I also saw they have a pool. Breakfast is excellent, with plenty of healthy (and unhealthy ?) choices, including smoked if you are not a fan of meat. The 7th-floor lounge is another very appreciated touch, offering salads, beverages (tea, coffee, wine), cheeses, and fresh fruit 5 to 10 pm. Staff is outstanding and really go out of their way to be helpful and accommodating.If it was not for old rooms,place would be gold

This hotel in general was very nice. The thing we didn't like is nickle and diming. They charge for parking your car there. I think its $20 a day. Thankfully we didn't have a car to pay for. They charge $10 a day for wifi unless you are a Marriott member. Also the only breakfast option is a breakfast buffet at $24 a person. They claim to have 4 restaurants they have 1 actual restaurant. It cost $5 for one container of cereal which is 1 serving from their little market. The Starbucks only offers muffins and cookies. So basically you are going to be forced to pay a lot of money for breakfast. There is no restaurants in walking distance. We would definitely not be staying here again due to these reasons.

I have stayed here before so when I was in the area I thought of it again. However what I was given as a receipt and what I was changed are different amounts. Of course the lesser amount is on the receipt and the higher is taken right out of my account. Please advise as I need some assistance here!!! The room bummed me out cause I was using the amenities in the room attached to the shower which if you’re in the shower and one doesn’t work you are SOL. That happened for me but it was too late…..the property is pretty run down and I would not describe this as luxury. In the fitness center a button on the water machine broke that could be a small improvement to upgrade things. Common areas look okay but the rooms are more of a budget type place. The bed was comfortable but I was nervous after reading other reviews who found bugs. Finally, paying for parking here is outrageous. $24 for a night. Yikes. Was it an ok stay yes. Does it need to be stepped up ..?most definitely!!!

The employees were great but the hotel is showing it's age. The rug in my room was old and stained to the point that I would not dare walk around the room without my shoes on. Sort of gross and not what I'm used to in my Marriott stays. The door frame in the bathroom also showed visible signs of rust even though the hotel had tried to cover it up wit multiple coats of paint. What really bothered me the most though, and why I took away the stars, was the blatant greed of the hotel bar during the event that I was attending there. I just wanted a plain soda and as I approached the bar I saw a sign stating that sodas were $4. I thought that $4 for a 12oz can was a bit expensive but I realized that I am a "captive audience" and that as such, the prices would be higher than normal. I got that. Much to my surprise, shock, and anger, the $4 price was NOT FOR THE WHOLE CAN, but for just 4 ounces!! Seriously! The bartender opened a can of ginger ale and poured it into a 7oz glass that had 3oz of ice in it. So lets do the math.....they charge $4 for 4 ounces of ginger ale. That's $1/oz. For a 12oz can they are charging $12! To add insult to injury, they also had a tip jar out! Seriously? You are ripping us off blind and STILL want a tip? Wow. More pathetically, they charged $10 for a bottle of beer. For $5 more I can get a whole 12-pack in my town. Again, I get it. We are "captive audiences" and therefore somehow corporate America thinks it's ok to scalp and radically overcharge for food and drinks. Where I'm going with this is the fact that the Boston Marriott Newton actually charges more for soda than it does for a beer! a 120z can of ginger ale is $12. A 12oz bottle of Ultra? $10. Ask yourself, when was the last time that you paid more for a soda than a beer. This is not ok Marriott....

Brisa is a wonderful front desk representative. She helped us with all of our questions and we really appreciate her genuine desire to make sure we had what we needed. Thank you for having such a wonderful person on staff she is a person I would want to represent my organization.

I made a mistake when I reserved the room.. Jeremia fixed the issue and then made us Is customer of the day. Top notch customer service. When I come to Boston , I will not stay anywhere else.

This place is the real deal. Completely decked out for Christmas when I was there (Dec 24) and amazingly great service in spite of the major holiday. Room with a view 651 and a great site of snowing on the Charles River through a tree - a very peaceful moment was found. The beds are top notch, the shower could have been a little better but water pressure was good and overall the room as quaint and cozy - a super stay. I ate breakfast as well which was pricey but delicious. Overall this place is A+ and I'd definitely recommend and stay here again!

My daughter and I stayed here on a recent college visit. Housekeeping used their key to enter my room unannounced at 8:30 AM. We were set to check out that day, and instead of respecting that and waiting, they came in without even announcing who they were. I’ve stayed at hotels all over the country, and I’ve never had this happen before. The hotel ignored the issue, and even when Priceline contacted them, they did not respond. This is unacceptable and unsafe. I wouldn’t recommend this accommodation at all.

Satisfactory, but no longer a crown jewel The Newton Marriott is a large hotel/motel more than 50 years old. It’s near routes 128, I-95 and I-90, but as of late November 2025 there is construction at the nearby highway interchange resulting in some inconvenience. The architecture is somewhat brutalist. The good points: The staff is knowledgeable and courteous; service at all levels is excellent. The rooms are clean and everything works. Happily, there is no stereotypical hotel odor in the rooms or corridors. The restaurant food is good albeit with a rather limited menu. For dinner, I had boneless beef short ribs, low fat in a nice jus sauce; my wife had an exquisite Italian wedding soup along with generous, meaty wings. The breakfast bar (included in the room rate) is comprehensive, and I see no need to order any additionally priced items. We enjoyed a very nice though expensive Thanksgiving buffet brunch. There is a resident swan in the river behind the hotel, visible from the rooms on our side. The weak points: Rooms have refrigerators but no microwaves; there is only one customers’ microwave in the hotel, located in a corner of the top floor. Although the rooms are adequately renovated, you can find a bit of wear and tear in corners. Rooms contain a comfortable desk chair, but the accompanying “lounge” chair (see photo) is uncomfortable.