Hotel Recommendation in Boston?
May 12, 2023, 9:37 am
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Any recommendation would really depend on what type of hotel you're looking for. For example, Boston is amongst many other major US cities such as LA (oof) and Miami that do not offer any "nicer" Hyatts. If that is your travel preference, you may be better suited looking at non-Hyatt options.
May 13, 2023, 3:57 am
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Any recommendation would really depend on what type of hotel you're looking for. For example, Boston is amongst many other major US cities such as LA (oof) and Miami that do not offer any "nicer" Hyatts. If that is your travel preference, you may be better suited looking at non-Hyatt options.
That said, I find the Hyatt Regency Boston Harbor a decent value proposition. Rooms are a bit dated, but views are great from Harbor View rooms and the restaurant is solid.
Havent stayed, but the Hyatt Place Seaport District is getting some decent reviews and it's thread should give you a sense of the property.
The Centric and Regency Boston are fine, but less worth the cash rates IMHO.
May 13, 2023, 4:17 am
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Would second the assessment that Hyatt lacks higher end options in Boston.
That said, I find the Hyatt Regency Boston Harbor a decent value proposition. Rooms are a bit dated, but views are great from Harbor View rooms and the restaurant is solid.
Havent stayed, but the Hyatt Place Seaport District is getting some decent reviews and it's thread should give you a sense of the property.
The Centric and Regency Boston are fine, but less worth the cash rates IMHO.
That said, I find the Hyatt Regency Boston Harbor a decent value proposition. Rooms are a bit dated, but views are great from Harbor View rooms and the restaurant is solid.
Havent stayed, but the Hyatt Place Seaport District is getting some decent reviews and it's thread should give you a sense of the property.
The Centric and Regency Boston are fine, but less worth the cash rates IMHO.
But, when I was kid, my dad often brought me to the Cambridge HR for Chinese food. I was always impressed, especially with the restaurant.
After I finished my studies, he moved to the Seaport, and I loved the area (lots of food options). The Hyatt Place was okay...for a Hyatt Place.
May 13, 2023, 12:25 pm
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