Such a disappointment for a big Marriott. The rooms are falling apart (paint chipping off…read morewindowsills, ceilings, tiles coming up in bathrooms), shower heads not working. Food on the bedsheets, looks like someone pooped on the other. Ran out of hand soap, when asking the house keeper was told to use the shower gel. Was told the members lounge breakfast is 6-930. Food was gone at 9, apparently they have a sign inside the lounge that says 6-9. Would have been nice of the front desk to know that. For those of use lactose intolerant would be nice if you had some milk alternatives for the coffee. Only had half and half, but when asked if we could have atleast 2% lounge staff rolled eyes and got annoyed. Just wow! I travel a lot and always stay at Marriotts this is so below standards.

Staying here feels like trying to sleep in a war zone. Because of the flimsy construction, every…read moresingle sound is amplified. If someone walks overhead, you'll hear it. If someone shuts a door anywhere on the floor, it reverberates through your room like a shockwave. The noise is relentless to the point where it genuinely sounds like bombs falling in the distance somewhere nearby all day long. The building is so cheaply constructed that the entire room physically reacts to it. The bed shakes. The nightstand shakes. Items on the table rattle. I would be lying in bed and feel the bed shake when someone shut a door down the hall. I stayed in room 664, and I did not get a single night of uninterrupted sleep. I was woken up multiple times, sometimes by housekeeping noise and several other times by doors in the hallway slamming. Despite sleeping with two different white noise machines running, it was enough to shake the room and jolt me awake. It was impossible to relax in the room during the day or take a nap. My body was constantly tense, bracing for the next crash, slam, or bang. There was no sense of calm or quiet at any point. The main culprit is housekeeping, and it is completely out of control. They clean rooms with the hallway doors propped wide open, turning the corridor into an echo chamber. As they clean, they are aggressively slamming everything from closet doors, shower doors, glass cups, toilet seats crashing shut, hangers clanking loudly. I could clearly hear hangers clanging together, toilet seats banging, and doors slamming from eight rooms down the hall, all from inside my room with the door closed. Even the common areas are a nightmare. The lobby regularly had two different music tracks playing at the same time over the speakers, dueling music competing with itself, creating an absolute cacophony. The only bright spot was the breakfast staff, who were super friendly and professional. If you value sleep, peace, or sanity, do not stay here. I have never experienced anything like this and would never stay here again.

They gave amazing service, great conversation, incredibly friendly, and the breakfast was amazing;…read more10/10, absolutely recommend, will be back again!

Very happy with our one night stay at the Residence Inn Braintree. The room was very clean and…read morespacious. The kitchen in the room was awesome. The front desk staff were very friendly and the housekeepers do a great job keeping the hotel very clean. The breakfast was also great with a large variety of food. Highly recommend this hotel.

I stayed here during the Boston marathon weekend since the prices were way more reasonable than in…read moreBoston proper, this is actually a good location to get in and out of downtown since it's literally half a mile (10 minutes walk) to the T Red Line Wollaston station that can get you downtown in about 20 minutes. This hotel was absolutely fine, plenty of space in the room. It comes with a mini fridge, microwave a work space desk, dresser and tv, and near the door there's a space to hang some of your clothes along with an iron & ironing board. In the morning from 6am - 9am they have free breakfast with bagels, bread, mini individual cereal packs, juice, bacon, eggs, and sausage. Over on Hancock near the Red Line station there's a CVS &. 7-11 closer to the hotel so you can grab some essentials, also in that area there's a block with about 10-15 various restaurants. For me this was a good enough location to get in and out of the city without breaking the bank. Also the staff at the front desk were extremely helpful with and accommodation to me with my check in and checking out process.

As much as I can appreciate a no-frills stay, the issues were too abundant to let slide. Let's…read morestart with the most important thing: cleanliness. In terms of the blacklight test, other than a couple small spots on the toilet, the bathroom and room did not throw up any red (glowing, I suppose?) flags. However, Imagine this: I get out of the shower and bring the towel to my face, and on it is a long hair that is neither mine, nor could it have traveled with me. The same thing applies to the floor towel, which, while also unacceptable, is not as severe as the main bath towel. A smaller unpleasant note is in regard the room coffeemaker. The inserts provided were for a different model/type altogether, thus rendering the machine unusable. I do want to recognize that there is an extremely simple breakfast included with your stay. Next, while I didn't book a Howard Johnson in Quincy for the view, the window was spitting distance from the brick exterior of the neighboring car wash. Bear in mind, especially in the early hours, the amount of daylight is negligible. In terms of bedding, this was average. Not the cardboard boxes of that Motel 6 I visited once, but also nothing worth writing home about. Something that did affect sleep quality though? Noise! Footsteps either from the hallway or above were very clearly audible. Worse still, it seemed someone may have moved a piece of furniture upstairs, and the noise was so loud I initially thought it was thunder! If the thundering sound of a bumped dresser doesn't bug you, the lack of a nightlock will. While Quincy is generally a safe city, this is the first time I found myself in a lodging establishment without a nightlock. Final verdict: I am not someone who needs any specific amenities - only a clean, comfortable, and safe place to stay. Regrettably, this Howard Johnson missed the mark on all three of these. As such, there will be no return visit, on matter how low their prices drop.

I've stayed here several times over the last year-plus. Its location is excellent: a block away…read morefrom the North Quincy MBTA station, with numerous amenities -- restaurants, supermarkets, department stores -- in easy walking distance. (While I see reviews concerning a relative lack of parking, between the transit station and the swarm of Ubers in the area, why bother bringing a car at all?) As with IHG hotels generally, there is a daily well-prepared buffet breakfast with numerous options. The desk clerks are accommodating, the rooms are clean and spacious, the beds are very comfortable, and one can rent rooms with kitchenettes. About the only fly in the ointment is that the decor is depressingly corporate (dark brown and taupe), but it's not as if I have dinner parties in my hotel room. Just FYI, this is the same operation as "Holiday Inn Express - Quincy," and whichever one at which you register, you'll wind up here.

Spent 7 nights here on a recent trip to Boston. Very nice people working the desk. Helpful and…read morefriendly. Easy check in. The rooms were clean and spacious. Small kitchen. The bed was semi- comfortable. Breakfast was typical complimentary hotel breakfast and the food was kept full the entire service time. There are several restaurants, and a grocery store in walking distance and the "T" is very close. We will stay here again.

Everything could improve. I stay at Hampton Inns at least twice a month for business. I stayed at…read morethis location for three days for the long weekend but I probably should've gone down the road to the Best Western. Upon arrival, there is only ONE handicap parking spot in the front. ONE! How is this acceptable. There were a few more but they're at the rear of the building and it doesn't help anyone that NEEDS handicap parking!!!!! I was rudely asked if I needed help by male receptionist. I checked in online via the Hilton App and got assigned room 410. After lugging my things upstairs, my electronic key didn't work because the room was occupied!!!! I was then reassigned to room 406. The room had smears of lotion or sticky matter on the nightstand. The tub took a very long time to drain after a quick shower. It felt gross because while showering you're standing in stagnant dirty water. The radiator in the room made a whistling noise 24/7 when it was not loudly blowing air out causing lack of sleep. The room door was poorly put together so the hallway light was shining in at night. After an awful night I was woken up to loud banging next door. The front desk told me there's leaks upstairs. Breakfast is awful because no one wants to work and the staff is RUDE! I watched a patron going to the back kitchen room to politely ask for syrup for the waffle station and the staff member sucked her teeth and slowly came out to put more syrup in the bin. They also ran out of forks and she snapped when I asked if there were anymore forks. We were all eating our waffles with spoons and hoping for the best. I requested washcloths and housekeeping came to tell me there were no more. What do you mean?! The parking lot was not cleaned or salted properly. The ONE handicap parking spot was pure ice. How does a wheelchair get through this or someone with an unsteady gait using a walking device? I'm sure the ADA would love to check out this establishment. The worse Hampton Inn I've ever stayed at and never will I consider this specific location. Poorly run location!!!

I stayed there a few weeks ago and forgot my cane, which I need to walk. I was told it would be $40…read moreto have it returned, which is absurd. When I went to pay a few days later, the price went up to $60. Holding someone's medical assisted device for ransom is WILD. Never using Hampton Inn again

We really enjoyed staying at this hotel!…read more We were lucky to get a view of the water from our room- which I know not everyone receives. We did not ask for a water view or pay more- though the price was not cheap (we stayed 2 nights and it was almost $500 with taxes and fees). This was much cheaper than staying in Boston proper in June, and only about a 20 minute drive into the city. There is also a train station within walking distance. We did not have to pay for parking, so I am not sure why others say that you do. They do provide a tag for parking to show you are staying at the hotel. We also ate at the restaurant in the back of the hotel one night of our stay, it was really convenient to be able to walk downstairs and get some food and drinks. Its nothing super special, bar type food, but very affordable. The biggest downside is there is nothing to do very close. But if you are looking for a decent place to stay I would stay here again.

Here are my pros and cons:…read more Pros: clean, comfortable bed, quiet, bar on premises, free decent breakfast, view from room. Cons: not much around, horrible shower, paid park, price high for quality and location.

I've stayed here several times over the last year-plus. Its location is excellent: a block away…read morefrom the North Quincy MBTA station, with numerous amenities -- restaurants, supermarkets, department stores -- in easy walking distance. (While I see reviews concerning a relative lack of parking, between the transit station and the swarm of Ubers in the area, why bother bringing a car at all?) As with IHG hotels generally, there is a daily well-prepared buffet breakfast with numerous options. The desk clerks are accommodating, the rooms are clean and spacious, the beds are very comfortable, and one can rent rooms with kitchenettes. About the only fly in the ointment is that the decor is depressingly corporate (dark brown and taupe), but it's not as if I have dinner parties in my hotel room. Just FYI, this is the same operation as "Staybridge Suites - Quincy," and whichever one at which you register, you'll wind up here.

I made a trip to Boston and found that Hotels were way out of my price range. Quincy is only twenty…read moreminutes away so I booked the Holiday Inn Express. The basic room rate starts at $229 a night, and parking is $15 a day. A continental breakfast is included, and there more than enough for me. My room was clean and there were plenty of towels. No bar soap is available so bring your own. No refrigerator in the room either. No complaints at all.

This place definitely isn't as bad as everyone else puts it out to be. The price was right, the…read morelocation was perfect (a few blocks from the station), and grabbed the coffee/weird tasting bagel to go. The fridge in the kitchenette was making loud engine noises so we did end up unplugging that during our stay. The place is right next to a bunch of bars/night clubs so it can get a bit noisy at night. The wifi also stopped working the second night saying that I had the wrong password (front desk person said the password never changed). Great place to stay on a budget despite the stiff bed, no elevators, and tiny setbacks.

Miranova was not as bad as I expected…read more The price here was 1/3 the price of staying in Boston. The walk to the train station was only a few blocks away. Parking is free but it is a few blocks away also. Room is decent sized and was clean. It was enough for me for my night stay.

I absoutely love this place! I have been coming here for ten years to take care of my mother and…read moreeveryone has been kind to me in all ways possible. A big thank you to Adam, LaToya, Nicole, Cece and the wonderful kitchen staff who could not had been nicer to me. The best place to stay in Braintree!

Double charged my credit card. Upon checkout, a lady told me to come over and said my credit card…read morehas been declined. I said that is a mistake. I believe you are charging me twice. Now I have proof they charged me twice on my credit card. Be careful. Room was below expectations.