Stayed at the Marriott Copley for a conference. The rooms were nice and spacious. But there is no wireless access in the hotel accept for the lobby/lounge area. For a conference hotel, this is appalling if you ask me. You have to pay $13 a day for a cable modem connection. The gym was very nice, with updated equipment and... more

Stayed with my wife for a conference. The building is shabby in details: leaking window pans, dents in the bathroom. Common problems for American "un-hospitality" industry. you can't get a real price of a room , taxes etc., they only give you some fantasy number. The more expensive the hotel, the worst is their greed. The two of us stayed... more

This hotel seems to get a lot of traffic, with people checking in and out for various conferences given its connection and proximity to the conference center. Having said that, things were never so bad that elevators were crowded or check in lines were long. But the overall feel seemed hectic in the lobby area because there was a sports-bar-restaurant... more

The Marriott Copley Place is a convention hotel. There is no reason to stay there unless you are attending a meeting. It is a warehouse for people. The most pedestrian decor I have seen in a major chain hotel in a while - not even a whiff of style. The lobby is dominated by a huge "open air" sports bar... more

We stayed 3 night at this hotel and were very pleased. We really liked the location as it was close to the subway, attached to a mall with high-end stores, and across the street from a grocery store. It also has a great sports bar attached. The room was very big with a great view of the water. It was... more

Stayed here for a recent conference. The hotel is busier than Grand Central Station, and the service is horrible. Waited 20 minutes to checkin. Room service arrived cold and order was incorrect. Screwed up my receipt. Forgot toothpaste and called for two hours to have them deliver it - the giftshop was out and they told me to walk across... more

Nothing really criticizable in this hotel, just nothing really significant. Absolutelly impersonal in every single detail. Once in the room you could basically be elsewhere in the world. Since the lobby is connected to the shoping arcade it is even more impersonal. Prices are high and do not include free wireless. I was at a congress and the food at... more

Loved it. Comfortable, Convienent, Clean. All you need while in Boston. more

Being my first trip to Boston, I was very nervous about choosing this hotel because it was not decidedly positioned in the very heart of the tourist area. As a matter of fact, I am completely glad I choose the Marriott, both, because of its location (which proved to be ideal and more upscale than I expected,) as well as,... more