Midtown Hotel

Decent hotel on a budget

The hotel is in a pretty good location and it is hard to find one cheaper and in the same location. The staff are like zombies except two gentlemen that worked there. Everyone else can't seem to smile or look at anyone. We even heard staff patronizing a guest about directions. The guests seem to be young people saving money to party which isn't bad for some.

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Why you should consider the Midtown Hotel

The price/location is way to good to pass up as long as you don't have high expectations. The hotel is comfortable, the staff is pleasant and the location is perfect for getting around the city. The rooms and decor are very dated but, this time of year, everything else in Boston is very expensive. With the money you save, you can have some great meals. Thats my rational.

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Worst hotel I have ever stayed

Midtown hotel is essentially an overpriced motel. I could easily hear the people next door because the walls were so thin. My room smelled like smoke even though there was a non-smoking sign on my door.

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No heating

heater is broken and they dont want to fix it. I asked for wakeup call they said it is set, and the phone never rings

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Great Location, No Services - Business Travelers Beware

The best thing about the Midtown Hotel is its location. Other than that, if the hotel offers any services whatsoever, they are a well-kept secret. It's you, two pillows, and a soda machine down the very long hall.

Belongs next to a highway in the middle of nowhere.

Don't let the image on this page fool you. What's important is what you can't see. This hotel is a 2-story 1970's design that probably even looked cheesy then. Things get worse on the inside. The hallway carpets have been soiled and matted, at certain points you are presented with overwhelming smells, all unpleasant. The whole building felt and appeared dank and unkempt.

Great value for money

Attended a conference at hotel near by. Midtown Hotel was clean, quiet, very helpful and friendly staff and the two minutes walk across to the conference center saved me quite a few dollars a day.

Good hotel, but older

For the price and the location (2 blocks from Prudential Center), on the same block as the Symphony T-stop on the E-line, this was a great value. Walls are a little thin, carpet seems old, but otherwise, bathroom fixtures, furniture, and amenities up to date in the room. TV on the small side, but adequate. The hotel itself is 2 stories, clearly older, not that attractive, the pool is in the center courtyard where I would feel like I was being watched all the time, vague musty smell in the hallways and it's a maze to find your room. $10/day internet is a bit pricey, but given the low cost of the room and the central location, not so bad. Overall, a good value and would recommend others to stay.

One problem

Only problem was they mixed up my reservation with another and cancelled my original reservation. So when he went to reinstate it my original room of a king bed was gone and I had to get 2 doubles. Other than that it was a nice hotel.