Spent one night between flights, perfectly adequate, no frills hotel. Flight landed at 930pm and called for the shuttle right before 10pm, which is when it stops running. Raphie the driver was super cool and helped us with our Spanish. Eddie at the front desk was real helpful and chill AF. Had our keys ready for us - I did the online check-in so no wait at all. Beds were comfy with nice linens. Breakfast was decent, coffee good.

I stayed at the La Quinta in Somerville for a business trip, and it was the worst hotel stay I’ve experienced. I’ve traveled extensively for work and stayed in hotels across a wide range of price points, but nothing has compared to this. The hotel felt old, dirty, and musty. The breaking point came on my second night when I turned on the bathroom faucet to wash my face. Black liquid shot out, and the faucet continued sputtering. That was completely unacceptable. My second night cost over $300. At that price, or any price, cleanliness and usable water are basic expectations. I ultimately left a day early and cut my business trip short because I was so uncomfortable staying there. I would not stay here again.

My first stay in Boston, and overall, a pleasant experience. Free coffee and water are available in the lobby, which is a nice touch. The interior and equipment are a bit dated, but everything is clean and comfortable. Breakfast was better than expected and actually better than what you might find at hotels in a similar price range. Overall, a good choice for the price and great value for money.

Overall this is a good hotel. For the price we paid, the value is good. Room was big and bed comfortable. Carpets were a bit dirty, like it for every older hotel using carpet for flooring. We did not had any issue with noises like other poster suggest. Breakfast is meh but do the job for kids. Location 10 min easy and safe walk to subway thru assembly row shopping district. Fast service to downtown. I recommend this place if you are on a budget.

I stayed here alone for 4 nights as I explored Boston on vacation. My feelings are mixed: Pro: very good location. The train station is 15 minutes away and a train pass is very cheap. The associates I talked to were very polite. Continental breakfast was adequate, but the exact same thing every day. Con: The facilities are run down. My desk had scratches and the sink had a crack in the porcelain. The shower leaked. WiFi was unstable and slow - I had to drop a zoom call I was hoping to do.

Located adjacent to Assemby Row with a wide variety of shopping and dining, and a short drive to the North End. Hotel is in need of some refreshing and updating. Worn furniture and fixtures in our room. Walls are very thin- could clearly hear person in neighboring room on their phone. Desk staff and housekeeping was friendly and airport shuttle was helpful, but we found it odd that the driver didn't even offer to help with luggage. Breakfast was typical LaQuinta- waffles, scrambled eggs, cereals, blueberry muffins, bread, bagels (only 1 day) and fruit (oranges only). Waffles and sausage were great. Dining area and lobby are both very small. Our was fine for our short, 3 night stay because we just needed a place to shower and sleep.

The staff was friendly, and the location was convenient\. However, the property felt very run down like they were doing less than the bare minimum, and the kinda expensive price didn’t seem justified given the lack of investment in the rooms and overall upkeep. Our bathroom had multiple plumbing issues and signs of water leaks, which made the stay less comfortable. It’s an acceptable option for a quick overnight stop while passing through, but I wouldn’t recommend it for a longer stay.

The location is great. The view was nice. The hotel has not been updated since opening. There were dead flies in the mini fridge. The sofa bed was disgustingly dirty. I got extra blankets to cover it thoroughly for my kids. I would not stay here again.

Considering the nature of the roads in Boston with their unexpected turns, divisions and one way streets, it was easy to find. There is a plaza with a Trader Joe's nearby and getting on the highway was pretty easy the next morning. The bed was super comfortable and the rooms very clean.

My family booked a room here for multiple nights specifically for 5 guests. When we arrived we were told unsympathetically that although we booked a room that accommodates 5 people, they actually could not allow for proper sleeping arrangements for 5 people as they would not provide us with a cot for our room "due to fire hazards" and that instead we would "need to share 5 adults on 2 queen beds". We were given no other option to remedy the situation aside from booking an additional room last minute for an expensive price (they discounted it slightly but it still came out to an additional $500USD we were not prepared to spend). We have never had an experience like this when booking for 5 people, and the rooms should not be listed as accommodating up to 5 people as it should have been made clear from the beginning that max. occupancy is 4.