This hotel was a perfect getaway in a perfect location! The hotel has off-site parking for a discounted price which is a HUGE + for this Boston area. Esthetically the rooms are charming with the brick interior, and bathrooms had a modern walk in shower. The only downside is there is no microwave in the rooms. Otherwise really nice place and the staff was very friendly.

This hotel offers exceptional convenience in the heart of downtown Boston, situated just steps away from the subway and numerous top-tier attractions. When booked as part of a package, the rates are very reasonable, providing excellent value for money. I was particularly impressed by the 24/7 front desk staff; they were consistently friendly, responsive, and eager to assist, which I truly appreciated. On the downside, there are some noticeable drawbacks. First, the in-room facilities are somewhat dated. The lack of a Smart TV or AirPlay support can be inconvenient for travelers who prefer streaming content from their personal devices. Furthermore, the views are inconsistent; there is a high chance of being assigned a room that looks directly into another guest's window, which can feel quite claustrophobic. Soundproofing is also an issue, as noise from the hallway and neighboring TVs carries easily. Most concerning were the mysterious vibrations within the building that caused the lamps and furniture to resonate—a rather unsettling experience. Bottom line: If you are looking for a short-term stay and plan to spend most of your time exploring the city, the hotel’s unbeatable walkability and transit access make it a solid choice.

I want to say probably one of my favorite hotels I've gone to for almost 3 years now. Anytime I am in Boston I chose this hotel as my go to. Right in the perfect spot to walk every. Even to get to TD Garden about 10-15 mins walk and 1 time I walked to fenway which was about 30-45 min walk. Market is literally down the street. The place is always clean, people actually care.

Such a great place, so convenient. It's an older hotel so rooms are smaller and since it's downtown you have limited options for window views. Had our first 4 days in an atrium view room which had a great roomy bathroom. Didn't really have an option to open the shades b/c our neighbor would be able to see inside. Always plenty of staff, always prompt friendly service. We stayed for our anniversary happened to get two small bottles of prosecco as part of some ordering benefit thing, which was a nice touch. So our flight got delayed and we missed our connector which caused us to have to stay another day. Staff was able to fit us in and give us a room which is why I have two rooms in my pictures one from our original reservation and the other when our flight got delayed. Best benefit is so close to everything from the ferry to Quincy Market to the Freedom Trail and it's not some big, impersonal hotel chain. They have old school keys, kinda fun.

Second time visiting Boston and saw the positive reviews about Harborside Inn and the compliments were completely justified! I arrived after midnight, called in advance to let them know and didn't check in until after midnight, almost 1am. Haley at the front was very welcoming, friendly, and gave me two bottles of Prosecco! What really was really surprising and made my trip very memorable is I booked a windowless room and was very pleasantly surprised that I got upgraded to the window rooms and even more so with the view I was hoping for if I booked the windowsill room! What a beautiful view! Thank you to all the fantastic staff who put in so much great work for the guests. Only issue was there was an unusual smell that I smelled on the elevators and in the lobby thar didn't go away through my trip and the walls were a but too think as I could fully hear the kids and family next to me, but other than that 5/5 highly recommend!! Perfect location and very conventional as the Aquarium T station is right out front!!

We liked its proximity to the Fanuel hall and Quincy market. The lobby & bar area were decorated beautifully for Christmas. The beds were NOT plush. They were hard and very flat. The luggage trolleys had NO hooks for bags which we had plenty of traveling at Christmas. I was told by hotel staff when I booked to request a bathtub since that’s what we preferred but upon check-in was told they have no 2 queen bedrooms with tubs- So we felt lied to in order to get our business. Also there were NO Keurig or coffee pots in the rooms. We likely won’t be back to stay here. The room was clean & very quiet though which we did appreciate. Also the bar didnt have any warm cocktails such as mulled wine or hot buttered rum- not even a cold peppermint martini this time of year! BOO!

I love this hotel. Easy check in/out and friendly staff. The room was spacious and clean. It was wonderfully dark at night since there are no windows. The bathroom was clean, and the water pressure was strong. I had good vacation hair for the entirety of the stay. There is a drop off in front of the building, which is perfect for Uber, but we parked in the recommended garage first. It was more convenient for us so we didn’t have to fight traffic to get back to the garage, which is a 5 minute walk away. Parking was reasonably priced with a slight discount if you park in their recommended garage. It’s very close, less than a 5 minute walk, to the Quincy Market, the aquarium, and Duck tours. It’s a a 15 minute walk to Boston Common and the Paul Revere House. There’s also a train station a few yards from the hotel. I would happily stay here again.

This beautiful property is ideally located near the wharf, and is within walking distance of many great restaurants and attractions, which is very nice. The Hotel itself is a converted old brick warehouse, and has a great aesthetic. The room was nice and roomy, and has a great feel, with exposed brick and a rustic charm. The staff was wonderful and very accommodating. My only complaint, and it is a big one for me. NO COFFEE?? None in the lobby, no coffee makers in the rooms, and none available on request. I do feel that this is a small investment that would go a long way to the comfort of the guests. I travel a lot for both business and recreation, and this is the first time I've ever stayed in a place that didn't have any coffee whatsoever. When I got up (and needed a nice cup of joe to get going for my day), I headed to the lobby, only to be told that I could buy a cup of coffee next door, when the attached cafe opened up... This was very disappointing and I will definitely consider other properties when I'm back in town.

Great location! The rooms were clean and comfortable, although a little dated. The front desk staff were all great. But the majority of my review is the location. It is located within walking distance of the ferry/Harbor, the North End, and Faneuil Hall with so many shops and restaurants around. Note for those driving: Google & Apple Maps both directed us to the backside of the building. You want to make sure you arrive via State Street to the front. It can be a little confusing driving through downtown but once you kinda get the layout, it is easy to navigate.

Reviewing as a guest and as someone in the interior design field. Absolutely beautiful hotel in the heart of the city. Room was awesome except for the bed frame corners--we both crushed our shins on the bed frame corners--a comforter or sham eliminates this hazard. Bathroom and everything else, super clean, quiet and well lit. The interior of the hotel is gorgeous and well-done. Staff was super friendly and willing to help with anything. We had drinks at the adjoining bar--it's pricey, but it's the middle of city, so... 4 stars because....The only negative of this experience was the unloading zone. You need someone managing that. We were returning our rental that morning, so just needed to offload our bags--it's an absolute nightmare. Some people leave their cars too long and no one can offload. The rude woman in the car ahead almost backed into us because she wanted to leave her car there and muscled her way in. We had to circle the block full of tourists and stop lights. I would take an an Uber next time. Do NOT drive there.