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    If you back into some of the good reviews you will notice that a couple of them are heirloom Employees. Emily M is the vp of operations. This company profiting by keeping clients money when they are no longer providing a service due to covid-19. I wouldn't recommend this company to my worst enemy. Steer clear. We had a trip scheduled and they would not honor a refund

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    The stay in the Savannah home was highs and lows. If it was based just on the house alone: they would get 5 stars easily. The home was impeccably decorated, a perfect central location, spacious and a great place to stay and spend time. However, 2 hours after arriving in the home: The shower curtain in the claw foot tub upstairs ripped out of the ceiling and fell over. This was not due to us, no one was in the bathroom at the time. I immediately notified the owner through airBNB and they mentioned that their property manager would take care of it. That was Friday at 6pm. At check out on Monday at 10 am the tub still wasn't fixed, no response from management at all during this time. The bathroom for the upstairs master was one of the reasons why we chose that rental in the first place. My girlfriend was very excited to soak in that tub. And it never happened. We had to walk down the hall each morning and crowd into the third bathroom. Not a big deal but if I am paying roughly $750 / night for a "luxury rental" everything needs to work. If something breaks, it needs to be fixed in a timely fashion. This didn't happen. So the location / home is a 5/5 but the management is a 2/ 5. Consider it a roll of the dice: if nothing breaks you will have a great time, if something breaks you may be out of luck. If you are thinking of staying in Savannah particularly you are really rolling the dice. Other than the shower issues, there are lighting fixtures that flicker / behave weirdly in the house, Electronic door locks,an overtaxed upstairs AC unit, and a few unbalanced wobbly ceiling fans. All of these things are fine on their own, but if one of them breaks on your vacation....you could have your expensive luxury trip ruined. With more responsive management I could easily recommend this location and company, but I wouldn't have a friend risk $750 / night on something bigger going wrong and having management procrastinate in dealing with it.

    Heirloom is a con: Fancy pictures, premium pricing, but awful rental product (bubble gum and scotch tape renovations, IKEA furniture). Arrogant customer service, they'll ignore concerns after collecting check. Wasn't surprised to see they don't even have proper licenses to operate. https://thelensnola.org/2019/06/18/this-woman-rented-the-airbnb-across-the-street-just-to-prove-it-was-operating-illegally/ Highway robbery.

    Simon B.

    I had a very poor experience with Heirloom staying at their property in East Henry Street, Savannah GA. The inside of the house was nice, however it would be kind to describe the neighborhood as transitional. My elderly parents did not feel safe there. We only spent one night and I received a cleaning bill for $200 which seemed excessive. The next day I completed a honest review of the property on the VRBO website and then within 3 hours of completing it I receive a bill of $600 for damage to a chair. We did not even sit in the chair and we respect other people's property like it is our own. I am so annoyed by this and Heirloom has been unresponsive or said what can we do. I am attaching a picture of the damaged chair which appears to me as if the leg needs to be screwed back in.

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    Copley House - One-Bedroom Extended-Stay Suite

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    3.8(159 reviews)
    0.4 miBack Bay

    We stayed here for three nights wanting to be close to Back Bay. The hotel is comprised of old…read moreBoston Brownstone apartments, each with its own charm and character. Ours was only 3 doors down from the main lobby, so that was easy and convenient. This apartment fell under the Suite category. Our place had a kitchen with large refrigerator, stove with two burners, microwave, toaster oven, dishwasher, sink, plates and glasses. All very clean and convenient. The shower was modern and glass enclosed. A few things that could be improved could the the paper goods (paper towels and toilet paper were not the best quality, and the internet was a bit sporadic and slow - speeds sometimes of only about 1-2 Mbps). We loved the comfortable bed. Firm but not too firm and our pillows were all very nice...a total of six of them....making it very good for me since I like to have at least two when I go to sleep. The lady at the check-in lobby was very sweet and nice. Overall a great place to stay. Either for just one night or for extended stays.

    We loved the convenient location and vintage authenticity of the lodging. It was all good. We would…read moredefinitely return. However, if you are challenged by skinny, twisty flights of stairs with your luggage, it's not for you. I particularly liked the original arts and crafts decor.

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    The College Club of Boston

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    4.7(55 reviews)
    1.0 miBack Bay
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    I can't recommend The College Club of Boston enough. It's a beautiful victorian style building. Old…read morefashioned, but truly iconic. I was staying for 2 nights, my first time in the city. I was very unsure which area to stay in, but I'm so happy I chose CCB because the location is absolutely perfect. Back Bay is very nice and safe. You even have a wonderful park just outside the doorstep to walk around, and the lovely Boston Commons only two blocks away. Check-in/out was one of the most seamless experiences I've had with hotels/airbnbs. I didn't have to check in with anyone, and I received the door code a few days before. They have a lovely dining room for guests with homemade cookies, fruit, coffee and tea. Unfortunately I didn't take advantage of the breakfast, but I'm sure it's great too. CCB is really the perfect mix of a hotel and bed/breakfast. I was unsure about doing the solo room with a shared bathroom, but other than having to wait for the other guest to finish his shower so I could take an urgent bio break, it was no issue at all and I would hands down do it again. I'm pretty sure the other floors have a bathroom if you absolutely need it though. For the location, price, comfort, and amenities, College Club of Boston is a no brainer. I got the please to quickly meet the GM on my way out, and she is super sweet. I even left my airpods in the room, and without hesitation they are shipping them back to me. 5 starts forsure.

    We had our wedding ceremony here. It was absolutely perfect. We had 12 guests total, but the space…read morecould definitely accommodate a considerably larger party. The venue itself was breathtakingly beautiful, clean, and presentable. We requested a charcuterie board, champagne, and fruit platter, and it was stunningly displayed and high quality. There was a great mini-bar. Anna the manager was very responsive and accommodating. I am extremely pleased with our experience and would 100% recommend this venue!

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    CAJ House - Tremont Street furnished apartment

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    3.3(15 reviews)
    0.3 miSouth End

    I didn't know if I opened the door to a double booked apartment or if it hadn't been cleaned. We…read morespent the first hours of our trip finding a store with cleaning supplies, finding a laundry mat, washing sheets, washing towels, and cleaning the apartment. Had things been clean it would have been alright. The location is nice and the apartment is cozy. I have tried to contact the owner several times...but no such luck. Don't stay here unless you want to clean up after the previous renter a get zero contact from management.

    I stayed for a week at the CAJ house and consider this a fantastic alternative to a hotel. It seems…read morethey normally rent on a monthly basis, but rentals for a week or more are also accepted, albeit at a slightly higher rate. (Though significantly cheaper than even the most basic hotel in downtown Boston.) The apartment I stayed in was at the 45 Worcester Street location. (They have 2 locations, one at Tremont and one at Worcester.) When I arrived, someone met me at the front door to let me in and hand over keys for the week. At that point, I felt like a resident in a stylishly decorated studio apartment on a gorgeous street of brownstones. There are a few small things I would do to improve the experience. For example, while there is a kitchen, and some dishes, pots, pans, and cutlery, a few key essentials are missing. There's an oven, but not a single dish that can be put into the oven. (A cookie sheet would be nice?) However, it was overall a great experience in a well stocked apartment in close proximity to public transportation. Why not live more like a local? I'd take this over a hotel any day.

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    No. 284 - Penthouse Suite at No. 284

    No. 284

    4.7(26 reviews)
    0.7 miBack Bay

    Good location and clean room. But only enough coffee for one day(??). And it's SUPER noisy w street…read morenoise at night. Super rude guy at the front desk. No clean towels or room cleaning. Not worth the $$$. Is not a hotel-- it's like an airbnb.

    This place is perfection. Service was friendly and impassioned. We received a little tour as soon…read moreas we checked in. We were on our way out to Fenway, so the friendly gentleman at the front desk was kind enough to give us walking directions after he showed us around the guest spaces and our room. Location: 5 : an easy 10 minute walk to Fenway, a 12 minute walk to the Commons. A wealth of eating options, safe secure and walkable in every direction. Room: 5 Our room was impeccable with impressive personal touches and attention to detail. Little things like Fiji water, fresh soft towels (and a black towel for makeup), full array of toiletries, and a welcoming comfortable firm bed. Despite having alllll the things to do in Boston, I was excited to get back to that room and that bed, and I slept like a log. I like a good bed when I'm traveling and I would never stay at another place if I had the option. My favorite aspect was having a separate bedroom and living area (with pull out couch). All things comparable, I've stayed in a thousand hotels, I've traveled Boston thoroughly. This will be my go-to forever. Whether traveling single, as a couple, or with my kids, I will look at 284 first and foremost. Kid-friendly: yes! I would definitely stay here with my kids (ages 9, 11, 13). Safe, fun, welcoming, and wallet-friendly. Special bonus and wow impression: each room is themed after a different artist. I love love love this concept and intrigued me a thousand times over. I ave a personal goal to stay in every room now.

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    Clarendon Square - View of parlor with fireplaces and modern furniture.

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    4.8(40 reviews)
    0.4 miSouth End

    Clarendon Square is well-appointed, but not fussy. The furnishings are modern, and the dress code…read moreis somewhere between 'shabby chic' and casual. No one batted an eye at my partner's Looney Tunes t-shirt and shorts. I was better dressed (...definitely the Odd Couple), and we were both made to feel welcome. The cocktails were made well, and the table service was at a good pace--not rushed, but not dragged-on unnecessarily. The food was also quite good. The portions were right-sized, which was appreciated since our B&B did not have a refrigerator in the room. Though I no longer remember what we had (...probably lamb for me and Bolognese for my partner), I do remember that it was a good representation of the advertised dish--not some high concept, deconstructed bullsh*t. The desert martinis were more memorable than whatever cake we chose, but--again--I can't remember the desert being bad, just forgettable. The price was comparable to restaurants in the surrounding area, and the staff were 'easy on the eyes', so we'll be back the next time we're up that way.

    This is an amazing place to stay and we will definitely return. The location in the south end was…read morefantastic, and the place was impeccable from cleanliness to style and comfort!

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    Chilton Club

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    4.3(4 reviews)
    0.8 miBack Bay

    I love the Chilton Club. As a member of the Acorn Club in Philadelphia, I have reciprocal…read morepriviledges at the Chilton Club. It is very quiet and relaxing and the rooms are very clean. They give one the feeling of being back in the 1940's. The location of the Chilton Club is perfect if one is visiting Boston and wants to be close to shopping, the Boston Common and many other nearby sights. If there is one difficulty, it's the parking. We did have to drive to a parking garage. It was fine for us, but if one is elderly, it could be difficult. I am anxious for my next trip to Boston, in part because I love staying at the Chilton Club!

    An invitation to lunch at the Chilton Club cannot be ignored, so I was dutiful and went…read more (An earlier encounter as an overnight guest had not been copacetic, due a loud wedding party, shared bathrooms and thin walls which all interfered with our experience.) I understand that the club is named after the first woman to walk down the gangplank from the Mayflower when the Pilgrims arrived. That may give you a bit of insight into the clientele. This is a women's club, filled with tradition and old fashioned manners. Men, only recently admitted as guests, must wear a coat and tie. And there are not too many men around, ladies. The surroundings are respectable and clean, the dining room filled with light. Many lovely servers attend to your needs. Luncheon offers a choice of two soups (if you have allergies or are a vegetarian, The Chilton Club is not for you), followed by a traditional buffet. The buffet consists of one main dish, a couple of sides and some desserts. The main dish is always something like beef bourguignon or creamed chicken. The desserts are cookies, puddings and fruit salads. Everyone seems to be connected here, so if you are shy or from out of town, not connected to anyone in Boston, it may be a bit daunting. If you have ancestors who came over on the Mayflower, you should be fine. I do recommend going if you are invited. Just be aware that if you are a vegetarian or a vegan, you will not be able to eat. And if you are a man and forget your coat and tie, you will be forced into tweedy leftover outfits that may not fit you in the least, otherwise you will have to leave. That's The Chilton Club.

    Oasis Guest House

    Oasis Guest House

    3.3(58 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    Sorry I did not take any pictures. I think the other on yelp pictures are pretty good. I didn't…read morehave any problems staying here. I left my TV on all night and day I think. I was in the room the whole time though. I stayed about a week in Nov. It's like a 5-10 min walk from the convention center. There is pastries and bagels and milk for breakfast and other items. There's a fridge you can use. There's like a rule to put your name on your stuff if you use the fridge. I didn't follow the rule. I just bought a beer and put it in there and drank it the next day. No big problem. I think my favorite part was that on the day I was checking out they let me leave my carry on bag and backpack and I could come back for it later. I would definitely stay here again. I got the chance to explore the backbay area of Boston. This places isn't a five star hotel but I think it's five star for the type of place that it is. Back to my favorite part, on the day when I checked out I was able to check out and go out for a huge walk and come back and pick up my stuff.

    Solid three stars! Terrific location that makes many sites walkable. We had a charming third floor…read morein the Adam's building (#315). Queen bed, access to quaint balcony, easy access to our parking space in Public Alley 903. Breakfast was a light but suitable offering ~ boiled eggs, fruit, pastries and coffee/tea. Our room included a bathroom (bath on the hall is also available.) The shower in 315 is TINY ~ tiny home or motor home tiny. Still, it got the job done. We slept well and had a quiet night despite the business of the alley (deliveries, trash pickup) going on behind us. Innkeepers were kind and helpful. If you need an affordable Boston stopover that provides a clean place to sleep and serve as home base for Boston adventures, the Oasis may fit the bill. Notes: narrow, curving stairs. No elevator. Their website gives all the information and is quite accurate.

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    463 Beacon Street Guest House - Room #51, view of main level from loft

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    2.6(27 reviews)
    0.9 miBack Bay
    $$

    463 Beacon Street Guest House Ok- I always try to be just…read moreand not write out of ire or any distressed emotional state. However, this place caused me such distress. The first few nights, I spent at the actual 463 Beacon street house B&B. It wasn't bad--I had read good reviews all around, especially from tripadvisor.com and even the New York Times! I was a little disappointed when I first checked in to the 3rd floor room. No, a microwave and a mini fridge with some plates sitting on top, do not count as a "kitchenette". The room itself was pretty small, which is understandable, and the furniture slightly shoddy. The bathroom was just ok, lighting was about the only thing that caught my attention. It was pretty good compared to the dingier lamp-light of the bedroom. Anyway, at $69 though, I could not really complain. The location was also a plus, right on Beacon and a block from Mass Ave and of course walking distance from Newbury St, and all the touristy places in the vicinity. The distress does not however stem from the room at 463 Beacon, rather from one of their rooms available for short term rentals. Yes, a place on 325 Beacon street. It is on the first floor (stoop is at eye level with the bedroom--actually entire room) . As soon as I entered this room I was hit with a strong smell of cheap Walgreen's eau de toilette laced with another scent. Yes, I would say it was a dead-ratish or perhaps a backed up toilet (chronic problem perhaps?) aroma that permeated the place in conjunction with the cheap perfume smell. The bed was most depressing as it also seemed to smell like someone's unhygienic nether-regions. The shower/toilet/kitchen sink combo was no better of course and was lit by a bulb about 20 watts? Yes there was a mini fridge and a microwave and dishes I hope no one washed with the shriveled brown sponge but one can only hope.... I had a distressing vision of myself being found at the week's end with my wrists slashed on the bed accompanied by a suicide note...so in order to prevent this most disturbing fate, I had to quickly run--not walk back to the main house and beg the concierge to please return my prepaid week's amount. I was ready to beg, plead, grovel, but was pleasantly relieved when the horrified look on my visage was enough. The concierge was gracious and kind. I advise you that you also run not walk from any thought of staying in a room at the 325 Building..... Be warned!

    First off, your mileage with 463 Beacon rests mostly on the sort of traveler you are. I think…read moreyou'll either like it or hate it. I'm firmly with the former. Its essentially a bed and breakfast, without the breakfast or the host/hostess. If you like B&Bs, nothing here will be surprising. Its a tall Victorian brownstone located in gorgeous Back Bay. There are no signs to declare it any different from the rows of houses on the same, serene, tree-lined street. Its a lovely feeling to walk out, as though departing from your home, imagining you lived here. After getting buzzed in, the first floor has a small communal area with a bench, coffee and tea station, and information about Boston to take. We checked in at the tiny, adjacent office, which keeps limited hours. Friendly, easy-going staff, and we were able to leave our luggage there at start and end of the trip. I booked, with just a a twinge of trepidation, a room at the uppermost level, a fifth floor walk-up. I banked on the walk to justify all the eating planned, and it really wasn't bad at all. A bit of old detailing was kept in the building, so we had much to admire going up the winding stairwell, including the long chandelier hanging down the center from a stained glass fixture. Every room here is different. We peered into a few on some mornings, where guests apparently just checked-out, and found most to have their own attractions. Our room, #51, was one of a few with two beds. Basic features: private bathroom, kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge), dining table, armchairs, desk, spiral stairs leading to the loft area with one full bed and one twin, and a tv mounted high on the wall, viewable from both levels. There's free wi-fi that didn't work for me, but I felt no need for it so I didn't bother asking the office staff to trouble-shoot. Nothing plush here, but the beds were comfortable enough. Metal key entry, the old-fashioned way. PLUS (room #51) - high-ceiling loft set-up - atmosphere - spacious - cool, old metal spiral stairs MINUS (room #51) - truly tiny bathroom, I kept hitting myself as I showered and I'm small! - everything a bit worn overall - limited windows Great location in beautiful Back Bay and convenient, within a 10-minute walk to commercial Newbury and Boylston Sts, the Hynes Convention Center, and the T metro stop on Mass Ave, which allows fairly quick access to other areas in Downtown Boston. But even on foot, Boston Common is just a pleasant 20 minute walk away. I emphasize that the minuses here don't bother me. I considered it part of the experience, and quite enjoyed it, but others may feel a refurbishing is required to pay to stay. Sure, I don't disagree about a refresh, but a thorough refurbishing will also mean they can (and should) charge a fortune. As it is now, 463 Beacon St is a great deal in a great location, a good alternative to a boutique experience at more than twice the price.

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