Boston Omni Parker House Hotel

The service attitude is very good. The hotel has a history of more than 100 years. The great British writer Charles Dickens once stayed here for three months during his visit to the United States.

Very famous hotel, full every day, excellent location, downstairs is the Michelin restaurant, bar and the City Hall History Museum

The room is not big and the facilities are simple. But it is clean and sanitary. The service is OK. It is located in the city center, close to large supermarkets and many restaurants around. The price is very suitable compared to other hotels

Old-style hotel, everything is old, the room is very small, the bed is much narrower than the average hotel, the bathroom is also very small, there is no place to put toiletries, I thought the front desk arranged the wrong room for us, and called to confirm again and again. My child and I dragged two heavy luggages, and the front desk actually arranged a room farthest from the elevator for us, and we had to go up and down stairs in the middle. The price is ridiculously high, 3000 per night, the cost performance is very low, not recommended at all.

The location is good. The staff is very friendly. The room is a bit small. The wall is thin, and you can vaguely hear people talking in the next room.