I have nothing but good things to say about the hotel ... except the sleep number beds are awful. Probably just me, but had a hard time finding my sleep number ... and once I did, it was basically an air filled water bed. Oh well, after a day walking around the city, it didn't matter! Still recommended! more

I was attracted to the Radisson of Boston because of it's relative newness. I scoped it out during my previous visit to the city and put it on my list of places to consider staying. My theory is that newer hotels have a better chance of being cleaner and have less wear and tear. All of that worked out and... more

arriving in Boston for the first time and choose the Radisson as we have seen all the positive reviews on Tripadvisor. The only thing we agree is that the hotel is in a very central area. All the rest is not accurate. The general level of this hotel is worse than the level of a "Holiday Inn" . Air conditioning... more

We were able to secure an amazing price so we weren't expecting a 5-star but I was expecting a bit more based on the reviews. We felt the rooms were nice enough but the hotel seemed a bit "worn." From walking into the lobby you get the sense that it was remodeled a few years ago and could use a... more

Location is just perfect. Short walk to Commons, plenty of dining choices, few blocks to Copley shopping center area. Right across street from Legal Seafoods - incredible!! Great italian dining just around corner from there. Desk staff for local information was among the best we have ever experienced. Solid suggestions, not just expensive ones. Clear directions, and map. Front area... more

The Radisson Hotel in Boston is 5 star in all aspects, the staff were all very polite, professional and courteous. The rooms are very clean as is the bathroom. All the beds in the hotel are sleep number mattresses and are very comfortable. The restaurants have a great selection and the food is delicious. The Radisson is centrally located in... more

Family stayed here at the end of August to catch a game at Fenway and tour the city. Great location-parked the car in the hotel ($$$) and left it until we checked out. Walked to the Duck Tours and had a great time on the tour. Highly recommend the tour. The room was nice with two queen beds. My son... more

As a previous resident of Boston, I am very particular where I stay in Boston when I go back to visit. The Radisson was less expensive and much nicer than many hotels in downtown Boston. It is so convenient to the heart of the Boston Theater District, as well as the Public Garden. Loved it! more

The Boston Radisson is great because it is located in the Theater district and close to the Common, Beacon Hill, and downtown. The rooms are large and doubles have queen beds. They keep the place very up to date and we've experienced the constant improvements first hand. South Station (amtrak) and several subway stops are within walking distance. They have... more