Clean rooms, in a row, backing on to the trees. No aircon coffee or sodas because of the power restrictions, following Irene. Aircon back on at 3am (phew). Very limited breakfast in small room. Handy for Irish bar and restaurant next door. Quick drive over to Quincy Adams to park and get the Red line into Boston

This Econo Lodge is barely okay for a person on the minimum budget in the two story brick building. Stay away from the one story cabin like building, it is a bit scary like a bad camping trip or a horror movie. I was put in a smoking room and they tried to blame it on Orbitz. The staff is so cheap there is no receipt (they tell you to print out your own), you have to beg them to put out more cereal for the "complimentary breakfast." It's strictly white bread and whole milk. Know you are getting a low-rent old hotel with no customer service.

The hotel is old, motel style, probably built in the 60's, updated around 2000. You won't find a cheaper place right off route 1.

If you are like me, and were travelling alone, and just needed a place to stay, go for it. The office check in with bulletproof glass is a bit much if you ask me, but proximity to the highway may increase crime, so lock your car. It'll be parked right in front of your room anyway. I wouldn't bring kids, or picky women.

It is a run down truckers motel! Had to get a special code to use internet access and the first day the pool was closed off to patrons! The stay was ok but the kings size beds are aliitle hard and we stayed in room 180 with a weird noise through out the night! This place is located next to a wood lot were weirdos can just approch your room at any given time of day or night! But was a real cheap stay minus the inconviences1