Really poor hotel. During check-in, the front desk clerk listed all the things they cannot or will not do:
1) We do not change towels in the room - you have to come pick them up at the front desk. Same goes for toilet paper, soap, shampoo, etc
2) We clean the room only if you have stayed in it for 7 days or more. No maid service to do the dishes, beds, etc.
3) We do not serve breakfast

The room itself was somewhat run-down. There was a cigarette burn in the comforter on the bed and I found an insect in the bath tub. It was ok otherwise.

I was traveling alone on business and staying for one night only, and wish hadn't chosen this bad extended stay hotel. There is a Westin down the street that I will try next time.

I was put up at this place for several days by my company while on a consulting gig in Boston. I was in a handicap accessible room. The shower was POOR with little pressure (on ground floor-excessive flow restriction) and water being barely lukewarm at its highest setting. Bathroom has no hooks to hang clothes, no place to put soap, shampoo etc. The room looks worn and tired in keeping with the atmosphere in the public areas.
Housekeeping is once a week, looks like it is more like once a month. The TV is tiny CRT type. The WiFi that one pays for is weak and will fade out repeatedly.

The only reason we stayed here was because we were on a long, four-day journey to Canada, and our reservations for someplace better were messed up due to a car breakdown that had delayed us by a day. We rolled up to the front, and there were three or four young adults hanging around smoking. Also, a young mom with her baby hanging around the front desk. It was about 10 p.m. It already looked a bit depressing, and I didn't really want my husband to go in, to check vacancy, but we'd already tried every other place in town, and we had two super-tired kids in the backseat who were having tantrums from hunger, so we booked a room. While I waited for my husband to register, I watched a dude wandering around the lobby in his boxer shorts and socks. Uh-oh. Once inside it got worse. The entire place stunk to high heck of stale cigarettes and stale carpet. (I'm a former smoked and actually love the smell of smoke, normally, but not nasty years-of-funk-cigarettes-all-night cigarette smell, it turns out.) The rug inside the elevator was covered in stains. Someone was having a loud party in one of the rooms on our hallway. There were stains on the bedspreads. The windows, of course, didn't open, so there was no way to get any air . . .. and to top it all off, it cost $180 dollars for one night!!! I'm sorry, but you can stay at a very nice inn or B and B for that price!! Judging by the people strolling about in underwear, etc., I got the distinct impression that people were living here while waiting for either court-appointed living arrangements or perhaps it was government-assisted temporary living arrangements. That wouldn't be a bad thing, necessarily, if only the management of this dump would show THOSE customers some respect and clean up the stains and find a way to blow in some fresh air. Grrrr. Loathed this place. Rip off!

It's pretty new, so it's clean. A clean room with a kitchen in a good location, that's a bargain I got through priceline. You will have to pay for WIFI at $4.95/day though.

- Adam