Hotel was decent. Room was fine. Unfortunately the cable was out 2 of the 3 days I was there, and I love watching TV while I'm sitting around in my hotel. Luckily, I was able to sign into my Netflix account. Disappointed that the pool was never open, I have never heard of a hotel pool needing a lifeguard, but that was their reasoning; the lifeguard is only there on the weekends. Breakfast was decent, loved the yogurt and overnight oats. Pre-made french toast and potatoes were a little lackluster. Omelets looked good, but I didn't have one. Next time I will ask for a room not on the 1st floor, as I was right near an outside door, and I was awoken more than once by that door slamming shut in the middle of the night. Bar claimed to serve food until 9, but was told the kitchen was closed at 8pm.…
I was in a mini suit with my son for a family funeral. It is in a good location not far off of Route 3. The hotel is very clean and quiet. Our room had a kitchen with full size refrigerator, stove top cooking, microwave, dishwasher and an island with two stools. Dishes, pans and cooking utensils. There was also a toaster. We were only here overnight so we did not utilize the kitchen. The sofa opens to a sofa bed and there is a TV on the wall in front of the sofa. We noticed there was no linens for the sofa bed and when we returned later that night we asked at the desk and the desk clerk was very helpful in getting us the linens right away. The bedroom is separate from the kitchen and living area. King size bed with a large TV on the wall with a very comfortable bed. The bathroom is large with a large walk in shower and a sliding door to enter the bathroom. We were on the second floor and near the elevator and the room was very quiet. I would definitely stay here again. Breakfast is also included in your stay. Choice of two hot items and also fruit, bagels, muffins, juice and coffee. We had french toast with bacon which was very good.…
Ever since the pandemic I find that no one is personable or friendly at hotels anymore. At check-in I believe her name was Stephanie, just asked for an ID/Credit card (didn’t even say hi). Told me nothing about the hotel aside from breakfast. I’ve worked in the industry over a decade (Front Desk specifically) and it’s a shame that no one genuinely cares about guests anymore. Acknowledgment is HUGE & really makes or breaks the stay from the beginning. I evaluate hotels and fortunately for this property I wasn’t here on business. The room was nice! Only reason I’m giving 2 stars. Luckily I’m staying on points. Asked for a 1pm c/o since I woke up around 11:40 & c/o is at 12 - (Hayley) at the desk was cold and just said she couldn’t do a late c/o because she “exceeded her max amount of late check-outs” being a Silver Elite clearly means nothing. Oh and housekeeping walked into my room without knocking BEFORE 12. Thanks for the room. Management, good luck hiring better staff. I know it’s difficult retaining anyone right now.…
I travel a lot, many hotels. This hotel has fair rooms, a bit pricey considering the amenities and their bar/dining is closed Sundays / Mondays. Unfortunately, my sleep was terrible my first night due to something loose in the air handler. I recorded it the next morning, sounds like periodically someone shaking a drawer full of silverware. I reported this to the desk manager, she confirmed maintenance would fix it, and offered to take $35 off a $250 nightly stay. Whatever, stuff happens, and since I get paid for my hotel expense, $$$ off do not impact me favorably anyway. The next night, seemed ok, then middle of night, repeated noise from the air handler. Same desk manager, checks if ever fixed, maintenance says "no". From that point, I just got shrugs from the desk manager, that they were fully booked, could not have moved me anyway, already "comped" me $35 the night before, etc. HERE IS MY POINT - when I contract with Marriot for someplace to sleep 2 nights in exchange for over $500, they should express extreme apologies when they fail their end, and they should make it right somehow, or at least try. If I bring a problem to them they cannot or will not fix, they should be honest and give me the opportunity to seek a sleeping contract elsewhere. I do not care how nice a hotel is, if you do not get sleep, t is not a good hotel in my business.…
If you're staying in this area you already know there aren't a ton of options. This place is nicer than the holiday inn and Chris the manager was super nice. Didn't really go for the free breakfast but seemed popular. Left valuable jewelry behind and the staff found it and held on to it until I could return.
This hotel has a lot to learn in efforts of treating their guests kindly. Rude front desk, rude when using amenities - infinitely better options around especially if you have kids. If the GM is reading this - coach your front desk: Peter in particular.
I've stayed here more times than I can count. Despite a baseball cap, glasses, and a mask, I’m always recognized and welcomed back. It’s a great space to work, relax, and unwind. The staff is kind and attentive. Remarkably, it’s so quiet, unlike most 5 star hotels I frequent. No doors slamming, yelling in the hallway (I guess that’s the only thing I can be thankful Covid for). This is like a second home and completely unassuming (no, I’m not trying to hide) but the sunrise is quite nice from behind the UPS store🙄. I highly recommend, seriously. (Only complaint is the office chair in the room. It’s on a “pergo-esque” floor, no arm rests and is a recipe for disaster...).
First business trip after a year hiatus due to Covid and other issues. I was looking forward to a nice stay at a Marriott property. This was not to be the case. I am a Platinum Marriott member and have been for many many years. I was not recognized as a member, I was not provided any upgrade, and was given a first floor room, which I clearly did not want. The desk clerk acted like I was an inconvenience to him even though I was one of just a few guests staying at the hotel that evening. After returning from a big dinner out, I went to the "lounge" area, and was told that I have to order food in order to have a cocktail. What? The barkeep told me that was the rules, but she didn't know if that was a state rule or a hotel rule. The cheapest thing they had was a $9.00 nasty quesadilla, which was disgusting. So, overpriced bad food, over priced beverages. There was no breakfast buffet available because the staff called in because of the snow storm. The room varied between extremely cold and blistering hot. The shower was warm at best. ZERO amenities. No in room coffee. Checking out was fairly easy. HOWEVER, the desk clerk said he would email the receipt...he didn't. I will not be staying at this hotel again, and would never recommend this place to anyone.…
Very peace very comfortable stay. Enjoyed every second of my stay, the staffing are great and professional, even during the COVID-19 “pandemic”. Clean and fresh scented. It’s located off route 3 & 495 north.
I stayed at Element Chelmsford in MA from 9/21 to 9/23. On 9/22 night, I got itches on my wrists and ankles. I thought it was just mosquito or other bug bites. I checked out on 9/23 and drove to upstate NY for 6.5 hours to drive back home. While driving, I got itches on my whole body. As soon as I got home, I took a shower and found all the bites on my body. I googled and found that the bites were bed bug bites. The shape and patterns were similar. I trashed all my clothes and bags. I called the hotel and Marriott customer service to inform that. The hotel manager called me two days later and said they would have inspectors come a week later. She didn't say any "sorry" to me. Actually she blamed me that I didn't inform them when I checked out. A week later she called me and the room didn't have any bed bugs so that they didn't have any fault. I escalated this case and Marriott tossed me to the insurance company. The insurance company called me yesterday saying they couldn't do anything for me. Who knows that the hotel cleared everything before the inspectors came? Anyway, the hotel, the insurance company, and the Marriott customer service said they didn't have any fault or excuse on this matter. I'm a Titanium member and have stayed over 800 nights at Marriott hotels. This was my first time I got bed bug bites. Nobody is responsible for this. I'll move out to Hilton.…
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