Revere Hotel Boston Common

Better than home... Comfy, great people and staff made me feel amazing like royalty and my wife loved it, plan on going again soon

This is not a four star hotel. Clearly modeled on the W but not up to same standards. On the other hand, priced less than a W. Hallways and rooms have generic feel. Lobby nice but strong flower scent was offputting. Trying to be chic but just smelled funny. Tone it down. Biggest problem was no service elevator. Got tired of luggage carts, room service, staff on elevators which caused a lot of delays. Also should have dedicated elevators for upper and lower floors. Staff young and not too experienced. Valets hard to get hold of. Staff dress not clear so hard to know who worked there. No minibar in room even though I had a premium room. Room decor nice but clearly cheaper quality than a W So I give this a solid OK.

This was the first time we have stayed at this hotel since its makeover from the Radisson last year. It is so convenient and central both for shops and the 'T' and its greatest strength is its marvellous staff, for whom nothing is too much trouble. The rooms have been modernised along with the lobby, and the beds and pillows are just amazing. The toiletries that are now provided are just something else, they are top of the range and really lovely to use, also dressing gowns are now provided which is a bonus. We've always been impressed with this hotel, and this is the fifth year we've stayed here. You can arrange a trip to a destination of choice via the concierge, all of whom are a real mine of information and assistance. For a good, inexpensive breakfast a twenty minute walk to Thorntons at the back of the Prudential Centre is recommended. But for a real good dinner the Rustic Kitchen is a must, for a tasty pub meal try Remingtons through the transport plaza opposite and turn right. Enjoy beautiful Boston.

The hotel was nice, but I find that it was overpriced in comparison to other hotels that I have stayed in. You could tell that it had been renovated, and it looked nice. I liked the decor. However, the mattresses must be from 1977 because they were hard and lumpy. Remember, looks can be deceiving. The location is great as far as being close to some good bars and restaurants. It is right in the heart of the theater district, so if you were going to shows, it is in an awesome location. We were only there for one night and planned to go to the USS Constitution, Boston Commons, and other places nearby. It was far from those, but we had to drive to get to them. Not ever having been to Boston before, we were not aware of this. All in all, we had a good time. We don't regret staying there, but for the things we like to do, we probably would stay in a different one the next time.

This place is beautiful! The moment we pulled into the vale service they treated us like we where the wealthy. The pool was nice and clean, the room was nice and really clean. My wife and I had a king bed and it was so comfortable that we slept in late for the fist time in a year. It's located in the theater district, we seen the blue man group and it's a block away. There are plenty of bars and restaurants in a short walking distance. We can't wait to go back!

This hotel is no longer a Radisson but is now The Revere Boston Commons. It has had a total makeover and is aboslutely beautiful. The staff is wonderful especially the concierge , Richard. The location was great, within walking distance of just about everything you might want to see.. China Town, Little Italy, many restaurants and historic sights.They have not worked out some details of the restaurant and the night club is not open yet, I would certainly recommend to others. Very LGBT friendly!

The hotel is not that expensive and at a nice location! you can easy to get to restaurant and shopping center! It is a good place to stay if you don't know which hotel to choose.