I was very happy with every aspect of this Extended Stay in Woburn. The front desk staff were absolutely wonderful, the room was large enough for one adult and 3 teenagers to move around and be comfortable, the kitchen was spotless and it was very nice to be able to wake up in the morning and make pancakes and coffee! There is a grocery store right across the street, the hotel is conveniently located off of I-95 and it takes less than 20 minutes to get to the nearest MBTA station for the subway into Boston. I would highly recommend this to anyone who would like to visit Boston but doesn't want (or can't afford) to stay in the city.

So i do not recommend this hotel to anyone. Called Friday Night to reschedule my hotel because it was booked on sunday and a gentleman at the front desk said no worries and changed it for me. Now just to make sure I called to confirm on sunday and spoke to a women and she also said I was good to go. Now heres the messed up part I called on Monday to get checked in and spke to the manager Melissa and she told me there was no documentation and made several calls to expedia and to Melissa and still I have not recieved a call back from her. Spoke to a women name Wendy and she explain Melissa is busy because the hotel is big but basically treated me like I wasnt a customer. So i get no refund and no hotel and nobody will call any of the workers who worked those hours such bull. I ADVISE YOU NOT TO BOOK THROUGH THEM SUCH HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE!

I have visited this hotel multiple time over past 6 years. It's a great value for money. Quiet and clean hotel with a small workout room, laundry, etc. The staff is very professional and helpful. It has a kitchenette and Stop & Shop is right across the street. Good restaurants in the vicinity.

Didn't stay long enough to have real issues with them, but I never should have gotten sucked in. Maybe my fault, or maybe their photos and use of the term suite is a little deceptive or over the top.
We're 4 who were staying in the Boston area for a week, so we wanted a suite on the order of a Homewood or Embassy Suites; where the kids have some space, their own TV and a minimum of privacy. We know it's going to be cramped anyway, but it's doable.
Extended Stay looked like it fit the bill, it didn't. The room was small. While there were kitchen appliances, there was no kitchenette seating, and one TV that could be turned 180 degrees depending on if you were on the bed or the sofabed.
We stayed the one night and moved to Burlington for the week.
This might be minimally OK for a single business person, but you could do better.