Hilton Garden Inn Foxboro was a great stay for us. In terms of location you can't beat it if you…read morehave something going on in the plaza or at the stadium, our rate wasn't too bad considering there was a soccer game that night and lots of other events. The room was spotless, modern, and had a sleek, comfortable vibe. I deducted a star because we purchased a room with stadium view and had a view of the roof and the parking lot. The bed was cozy, but the pillows deserve their own shoutout, they were unbelievably comfortable, the kind you actually miss once you get home. Down at the bar, Tom made the experience even better. He mixed up one of the best mules I've ever had and was genuinely great to talk with...friendly, and welcoming. Definitely a place I'd stay again, both for the comfort and the hospitality.

This is a really annoying place to stay, honestly! They have numerous shakedown schemes there and a…read moremanager at the front desk who is a shill for that system, sworn to protect that revenue! I noticed that, as a Diamond member, they still wanted me to pay for breakfast! It utterly astonishes me the low end places like this still try to charge for breakfast, when so many cheaper places than this, many of them other Hilton Garden Inns, offer free breakfast! Also, they only give Diamond members a $10 food and beverage credit, so it won't even completely cover it if you have more than one guest and get two totaling $20. Don't go anywhere near the concession area there! Yeah sure they have lots of garbage for sale, but when I wanted a single small pizza and a small box of stuffed pizza rolls, plus a water, the bill was $25 for THAT! And the way they try to absolve them selves to blame it on the third party they use to provide the stuff! FYI, my fridge was broken and completely frosted over, so it wouldn't even cool my waters. There was a pizza box with a partially consumed pizza in it too! Yuck! And now my favorite part of the visit, the parking scam they pull there! Because there was a Patriots game happening the night I was there, they tried to hit me with a $60 parking fee too! Upon check in, I discovered this hustle and rebelled against it as soon as I was given a free spot in the retail area in the bigger parking area, due to my disabled placard. Guess what?! Despite telling everyone, from the valet staff, to the manager of the front desk that I had removed my vehicle from the hotel's parking lot, they left it on my bill anyway! When I approached the front desk manager, she told me "it was no problem and would be removed as soon as she spoke to the valet staff to make sure that my car hadn't spent the night in their lot." Then, when they realized that I had outsmarted them and parked in Gillette Stadium's lot, which gives free parking to retail customers at their public restaurants and especially disabled people, moved the goalpost and tried to charge me ANYWAY! What a professional! They stood their ground! I left furious and complained to Hilton Diamond and they told me someone had removed the charge after I left. I'm assuming the GM overruled her robbery of me! Needless to say, anything you do in this hotel is ala cart and they have the excuse of a third party to justify every scam! You have to demand your folio upon check in to see what games they're playing and don't bring a car on the property, event just to unload. The valet guys insist on asking your name and room number before you check in and automatically throw a valet ticket in your car to begin the scam so your car is already theirs, even if you tell them you're not parking with them in the valley service. It's a gang of thieves between the front desk staff and the valet, so beware.

Friendly & helpful staff. Quiet, comfortable, spacious room. We've been here twice & stayed in two…read moredifferent rooms. 310 was great. Had an AC unit in the sitting room. Room 313 overlooks the pool & there is a thermostat by the door (no AC unit) but it's very loud when it kicks on & off, which was a bit annoying. Breakfast was good. Cereals, yogurt, eggs, sausage, hard boiled eggs, muffins, bagels, & make-your-own waffles. The pool looked nice, & there's a nice basketball court. There's a sidewalk along the road for a nice walk, & a sports bar very close by, as well as a Starbucks & smoothie place.

This place has deteriorated alarmingly and assume it must be new management since 2 years ago when…read moreI regularly stayed here? Checking in- no smile, no thanks for being a Bonvoy member, no thanks for being a Lifetime Titanium. No gift, no room upgrade and you feel most unwelcome. You are then informed rooms are serviced on Wednesdays and that is your ration for the week. Make your issued towels last folks. At breakfast no smiles, but eat the powdered egg and stamped out cow pats and think yourself lucky.

I went to the Akon/Ne-Yo concert last night at the Xfinity Center. I couldn't recommend this hotel…read moremore. It was super close by and convent. Rooms were clean and spacious. I was traveling as a single woman so feeling safe is a big priority of mine. I was on the first floor which I wasn't thrilled about because of the sliding glass doors. But the rooms facing the courtyard with the extra security bar on the door it felt very secure and I wasn't worried at all. Staff was nice and helpful. The only downsides was the fact that my AC didn't seem to be working well. But as it being a one night stay I just dealt with it.

Our favorite Hampton Inn! It's newer, well maintained and always clean and comfortable. I usually…read morebook a king studio suite, which is larger than most rooms and includes a sitting area, desk, king-size bed and spacious bathroom with great water pressure and good lighting. The staff is consistently friendly and welcoming, and breakfast is better than at many other Hampton Inns with a nice variety of options. There's a indoor pool and small workout room, plus restaurants and a Starbucks within walking distance. Patriot Place is also just a short drive away. The only minor downside is the bath towels-they could be a bit larger and fluffier. Otherwise, this is a convenient, comfortable and reliable place we always enjoy staying at when visiting family.

Some observations, good and bad:…read more - no USB ports in rooms - poor water pressure in shower - expensive food in cafe - clean hotel - maid service is spotty. Sometimes doesn't show - small rooms - big parking lot - not worth $189/night - staff was nice. Let us gather in lobby and drink/eat - overall ok hotel, but I'll pick another hotel next time.

Nice things about most Courtyards, are the size of the rooms. Seperate bedroom area and "living"…read moreroom area. Which allows you to stretch out a little. There was also a balcony and it looked like most of the rooms have them. Not much closeby as far as shopping or eating. A little more than walking distance I though. Staff was very polite and accommodating here.

Let's begin with the obvious, it's America's Best Value Inn. VALUE. This is not the Ritz Carlton,…read moreit is not the Four Seasons. If you have fair and reasonable expectations for what this chain is, they you probably won't be disappointed. Now, I will say that we have never stayed at any one of this chain's locations as it is generally not they level of accommodations that we would entertain as an option. Now, despite some of it's shortcomings, we did not have any issues, as a whole, with the grounds, the facility, or even the room. Again, have fair and reasonable expectations. Start from the beginning. Upon entry into the building it looks old and baron and had a slight funk in the air. The gentleman at the counter was polite, courteous, and respectful and handled our check-in efficiently. It was easy. As we made our way to our assigned room, was walked by the lounge/bar/restaurant? area and the funk in the air got stronger and my wife identified this funk as smoke. Maybe the bar/lounge/restaurant has smoking?? I don't know. But as we continues down the hallway to our room, the farther from the bar/lounge/restaurant we got and the closer we got to our room the more that smokey, funky smell dissipated. We entered our room and was pleasantly surprised. Again, for what it is, it was a nice room. It was very obvious they they are making an effort to clean the place up with some renovations. The room appeared "new" as though it had been recently renovated. It was clean, nice, decent television, larger than average fridge, power outlets and USB ports on each tide of the bed. The floors were clean, the best was clean, bathroom also clean and renovations almost complete. The room as a whole was clean and nice. The sofa (sleep sofa?) did have some stains on the cushions and the bathroom ceiling was still a work in progress. One thing the room did have, that we don't usually get in rooms at twice this price but do se in rooms at triple the price, were some complementary bottle water and a few snacks (bags of chips, pretzels, etc.). Now, let me offer a few words about the complimentary breakfast. While it was not vast or abundant, it was a full hot breakfast. A few fruit, cereal, and bread options, eggs, sausage, French toast, etc. Quality... it was okay. They drawback for me on breakfast was it was in the poorly lit, dark, low ceiling, funky lounge/bar/restaurant. But again, managing your expectations and it wasn't bad. Overall, it was NOT A BAD EXPERIENCE. Would we stay here again? Maybe. If we were in this price point, we probably would.

The entrance looks a bit sketchy but the room was nice and clean…read more The guy at the front desk asked me for my number...and then saved it to his PERSONAL PHONE? He didn't text me, so now I'm concerned this is some kind of scam. My son (1 year) became violently ill after eating their eggs. He's never been sick before now. Far from Boston, but close to the stadium.

I just want to say what a wonderful place The Holiday Inn in Mansfield MA is. The new renovations…read moreare gorgeous and the staff is wonderful. They were gracious enough to help put together a Holiday party for 350 military personal and there families within a week. They made it so incredibly special. They put a lot of smiles on kids' faces for the day. They will willing to accommodate any extras needed too and went the extra mile. They clearly care about those that serve and including their families. Thank you Thank you Thank you! For being so wonderful! I would recommend the holiday in with them to anyone.

This place is disgusting and should be condemned. The parking it is desolate and looks abandoned…read more We drove around twice to make sure it was actually open. We saw some people hanging around the back the evidently were staying there. The lobby area has had a small remodel and is promising when you walk in. The hotel was empty but my co-worker and I were at opposite ends of the convention style hotel. My first room was bottom floor facing outside. While walking to my room someone in an employee laundry room area was getting high and ran when I walked by. The weed smell didn't stop there. It smelled like someone had just gotten high in my room, wall paper was peeling and was just gross. I almost packed up and left then but called the front desk and asked to move. I told her the issues and I don't think she cared. She at least put me on the second floor a few halls away from my co-worker. It was slightly better I thought. We went to dinner and came back. I walked her to her room because she's younger and pregnant. The halls were filled with pot smell and we are pretty sure a section was dedicated to people living there. I get to my room and when I pulled back the covers the one bed was heavily stained. I thought gross but there's two beds. Well the second one was stained and the pillows too. It was too late to leave so we stayed. Her room was bad but not that bad. I don't believe my room was cleaned/changed after the last stay. Hair was everywhere in the bathroom. Just awful! I've stayed in some shady places but this one ranks up there maybe at the top. Also, I'd expect more out of HI. It may be a while before I can trust to stay with IGH again.

Shout out to manager Tyreik and his crew for coming through in a big way during the blizzard of…read more'26. My elderly disabled parents had to be evacuated due to lack of heat/electricity and we were able to get a room at the Sonesta very last minute. Not only did Tyreik go out of his way to find a little step stool I'd requested for my parents (I think he had to go buy it), he allowed us to switch rooms when one became available that better suited my parents accessibility needs. He was ready to help me problem solve along the way and was an incredible ally during a very trying time. As anyone who assists elderly and/or disabled folks or is disabled themselves, displacement of any kind can be scary and exhausting. Having someone help us manage inevitable obstacles was amazing. ***Quick tip for anyone with accessibility needs - there are at least two different types of accessible accommodations at Sonesta. Double check that the room you book meets your needs- if not they may have a better one available. Rookie mistake on my part, but this was an emergency situation.

Stayed 7/31/26 to 8/1/26. We were in room 314 had blood on the sheets told the front desk and…read morenothing was done. Also the hallways were hot and smelled like the pool and both ice machines were not working. The bathroom in room 314 was not cleaned had to clean it ourselves. We asked for housekeeping and no one ever showed up had to go out in hallway to get more towels. Never again stayed for a sports tournament much better places than this dump.

My friend and I stayed for two nights to follow a band playing at Gillette Stadium. We called about…read morean early check-in, and the front desk person was fantastic. With traffic, we managed to get there at 3. Then we arrived, checked into our room, and the AC wasn't working, and there was a large brown spot on the bed. I called three times over the course of two hours. I asked if they could send a repairman, give us an upgrade, or just a different room, to which they responded that there were no other rooms available and that there was nothing they could do. I think the whole situation could have been improved if the staff had given us a realistic timeline for when our room might be ready, or at least offered alternatives to make us more comfortable, such as cold drinks, or letting us wait in a cooler area. Even just checking in on us with updates would have helped so we felt less ignored. I finally walked up to the desk when nobody was sent, and a very kind manager said she would check it out. When the repairman left our room, we were still stuck without an answer, and returned to the front desk. We said, "We're not picky; we just want an air-conditioned room. We're so hot." The woman at the front desk said, "We feel the same up here with no AC." Finally, we were able to get another room and dropped off our stuff, arriving at the concert just in time. The second room had working AC and looked a bit nicer, but it still wasn't clean. There was mold in the bathroom, another stain on the bed, and we caught about ten bugs that night. The lack of cleanliness made it impossible to relax or feel comfortable. It felt like basic sanitation and upkeep were not a priority here. There are employees here who I can tell are really wonderful and want the place to succeed; it's just getting through 4 or 5 other employees who don't care that makes it impossible. My friend and I planned for this concert for ages and almost missed the beginning after asking for the basics, and then "upgraded" to a room that was less than acceptable. Overall, a very disappointing experience. I would very much like to be refunded for my stay, at the least.

This is the second time staying at this hotel for a dance competition. The hotel has such…read moreincredible potential. When you walk in you are greeted by the front desk, which opens up to an absolutely stunning atrium with plenty of tables and chairs, couches, and a pool table. There is fun lighting, and different levels for the seating, so it is very aesthetically pleasing. There are hotel rooms on the left-hand side with balconies that overlook this atrium area. The actual convention room for the dance competition is also beautiful and well maintained. The reason for the three star review is because I had to balance out the entrance area with the actual hotel rooms. The hotel rooms are slightly dated and in desperate need of maintenance. There are stains on the ceiling, on the walls, missing blinds, no vent in the bathroom, the toilet is super tall, and there are bleach spots and marks on the ceilings, walls and floor of the hallway. The hallway has a musty, moldy smell as many other Yelpers have pointed out. The room also has a musty smell however we are using the dehumidifier that was already in the room, in addition to plug-ins, deodorizing spray, and Lysol spray. Overall: 5/5 on the entrance/atrium/convention rooms 1.5/5 on the hotel rooms

Coming to town for work on Forbes Boulevard and this hotel fit the bill perfectly! Also they are…read morenewly renovated, good deal all around!

Check your beds and bathroom. Bed had hair and crumbs on the…read moresheets when arrived. Bathroom had plumbing parts on the floor from an attempted repair. Was given another room and $ 20 off at check out. (Slap in the face) Elevators do not work. Owner of this hotel is Giri Hotel Management, Quincy, Mass. East Indian owner, very rude (typical) Ash Sungari who could care less to not only talk to you, yet care about his hotels or if they were clean or nor. STAY AWAY from this place and give your business to a locally owned hotel that cares.