Not sure why anyone would call this place creepy. The whole point is to go for the history! This…read more1860s mansion is nothing short of magnificent. With all its old quirks and tattoos of age, it is surely beautiful any time of year. My husband and I stayed in the "Gold Room," Thomas Proctor's own bedroom. From the clawfoot tub to the painted sinks, no detail was unattended to. I am amazed that this place is kept cleaner than most hotels, even with all its millions of nooks and crannies! Major props to the staff, especially Terry, who made our breakfast delicious and our experience unforgettable. We were so sad to leave! This would be a lovely place for a wedding, party, romantic weekend ... you name it. Touring the building is a must-do, and take it all the way up to the cuppola on top!

I should probably start up with the fact that I work there on Sundays as a inn keeper however, one…read moreof my favorite things to do now is to go to the Peacock pub on Sunday afternoon and have a light and refreshing cocktail in their carriage house that we have there and sometimes they have snacks but they have a Cocktail that involves a tea that is made especially for us. While you were sitting there, enjoying your cocktail and listen to the live concert on the comment across the street. It is very wonderful and relaxing.

Took our kid to college at Wheaton College and stayed here before the drop off. It was clean, and…read morethe free breakfast was good. The location was just ok. Nothing in walking distance. Can't get to the nearby Target easily (weird stoplights with no turn lane). But again, it was clean and quiet, and a good value for the price.

We stayed here the night before dropping our kid off at college and it was overall a good…read moreexperience. The location is not much to speak of, on a busy road, and while things are close, none of it is really walkable. That said, when you come through the door you can tell the people in charge have taken a great deal of care with the place. The lobby is clean and spacious and the people working the desk were polite and attentive. Check-in was easy and efficient. Off the lobby is the breakfast area and it was a really nice touch that they had coffee, tea and water available all day. The room was also very clean and a good size with a small fridge and microwave. I was very impressed with the quality of the furnishings. One issues in the room though was that the pillows appeared tiny, like little squares. It was only after rolling off it it a few times that I realized they'd taken regular pillows and folded them in half before stuffing them into the pillow cases. Odd, but I just unfolded them and that was better. The other issue was that the walls must be super thin because I could hear everything on the TV in the room next door...even at 4am. Also someone was slamming doors repeatedly in the wee hours of the morning. I'm not talking about two times, it went on for a long while and no one from the management seemed to notice/care. I know it's not totally the fault of the workers, but man, when it happens that much I sure wish they would step in. Still, I'd stay here again, maybe the noise was a one off. The bottom line is that this place is clean and comfortable with some very nice extra little touches.

I recently stayed here for a wedding nearby at Lake Pearl in Wrentham. We stayed two nights for the…read morerehearsal dinner and the wedding night. Great hotel and service all around. The mother of the bride was the one who choose this hotel for the wedding's room-block. There were about 6 hotels in the area closest to the venue and she visited all of them and chose this as the nicest one. Everyone in the wedding party had nothing but pleasant things to say about their stay here. The rooms were very clean and modern and the breakfast buffet was very good. I also like how checkout was at noon so it gave you an extra hour compared to the usual 11:00am. And who doesn't love when there's fresh cookies at the check in counter.

From the receptionist to the team in the a.m. for breakfast, we're all outstanding in customer…read moreservice. The staff was hospitable, welcoming, and very friendly! The place is really really clean. White bed sheets on the and bathrooms are well-maintained. To make sure that the batteries in your remote control are not expired Fanders immediately address the issue. Breakfast was a great perk. I highly recommend this place.

"I'll see you in the suite We can be discrete"…read more(Billie Eilish) TownePlace Suites Wrentham Plainville is one of those increasingly popular double Marriott branded hotels because it shares space with a Springhill Suites. When you look at the building in one direction, a big sign reads TownePlace, but if you walk a few dozen steps and look at the building from a different angle another sign reads Springhill Suites. The hotel is located beyond a traffic circle on Ledgeview Way and our GPS did not recognize the address because the hotel was obviously carved into new space at the end of the street. So don't fret if your navigation system doesn't understand the address. Our phones did, but the GPS did not. Once we found the hotel, we saw they offered plenty of complimentary On-Site Parking. We were a bit confused when we walked into the lobby, because the sign behind the check-in counter read "Springhill" and there was no mention of "TownePlace". I actually walked across the lobby to see if there was a second check-in counter. There wasn't, and learned the one counter did double duty for both hotel brands. Once we solved the check-in confusion, we went to our suite, and it was very comfortable with a big screen TV, a workstation, a living room with a couch, a comfortable King-sized bed, a kitchenette and a decent sized bathroom with a good shower. The free WIFI worked well, and the HVC worked pretty well, but we did have an issue with some weird 3:00 AM noises that sounded like a coked-up telegraph operator. The hotel is just 0.1 miles away from two restaurants -a 110 Grill and a sweet Italian restaurant named Evviva Trattoria, where we had dinner and loved it (see separate review). Our hotel buffet breakfast the next morning was excellent, with three hot dishes, two waffle machines, plenty of fruit and cereal and breads and pastries and yogurts and oatmeal. I can't remember the last time I saw grapes at a hotel breakfast buffet, but they went well with the cereal and yogurt bowl I created. Four stars for a great location, room, and breakfast. I would have gone for five, except for that unwanted rat-a-tat wake up call.

Checked in and they said their credit card machines were down and the credit card on file is all…read morethey have. I needed to use another credit card and they said that I could make changes on the Bonvoy app to update the credit card on file. They also said that if I would like my room right now, they'd give me a room with a "shorter bed." I asked I've never heard of checking into a hotel with a shorter bed. Since i traveles and was tired i opted for the "shorter bed". What this employee really meant was it was a handicapped accessible room. I wish she would have just said that. I walked in and there was a stand in shower and the bed was short but other than that it was OK. Apparently, the info about updated my credit card on the app, was not true. The manager who was present during check in was the same person who checked me out the following morning. Not apologetic at all and said, well they're down, what do you want me to do. Maybe look for a solution because you're a name brand hotel. She was extremely rude and was very matter of fact. So I asked for her name so I could document our communications. She scribbled some random letters and I asked her to spell it out for me. She finally wrote her name correctly. The hotel is old. But remodeled. I can tell by the water damaged kitchen cabinets ans the white bathroom tiles. But it was clean, quiet and perfect to catch your flight out of BOS. They charge you $20 for parking per night. It was a kitchenette, microwave and full fridge. They have free breakfast in the morning Overall, i would t stay here again due to the poor service.

I stayed at the Renaissance patriot place recently for 1 night. It's a great hotel in a great…read morelocation that I wouldn't hesitate to stay in again. The rooms are nice and clean with a lot of natural light. They look like they've been recently refreshed. I will say that the front desk while being staffed with awesome people, was pretty understaffed. Great spot!! .

We stayed at the Renaissance Patriot Place Boston Hotel and had a great experience overall! The…read morerooms were clean, the staff was friendly and accommodating, and the location couldn't be better. We did have a few minor issues with the food during our event, which is why I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5--but aside from that, everything else was wonderful. I'd absolutely recommend this hotel for a comfortable and enjoyable stay in the area!

We stayed here for one night while attending a concert at Gillette Stadium, and I absolutely loved…read morethe convenience! Being within walking distance of the stadium was a huge plus, especially after the concert. The hotel also has parking and a pool, which are nice perks! They offer complimentary breakfast, but we chose sleep instead LOL. Priorities! Overall, a great option if you're attending an event at Gillette Stadium. I would definitely stay here again!

Stayed here last month as it was the only hotel available after getting BTS concert tickets when…read moremore tickets dropped. Usually I would booked hotels before tickets dropped but here we are. Plus, walking distance to the stadium. Another big plus. I knew they'd charge a premium but I didn't want to commute to Boston. So, it is what it is. What I didn't expect was not even the bare minimum was met. No sheets or pillows blankets for the pull out sofa. Floors were dirty as if they hadn't been mopped or swept after each guest visit. No housekeeping came even though we requested them to. Attitude from housekeeping staff who weren't very friendly when approached, with a scowl on their faces. All body wash, shampoo, and lotions were all out when we finally settled down at midnight. Bedsheets on master bed were not your usual hotel grade. It looked like it came from my grandmothers closet. Front desk lady, on the other hand was super nice. The positive light during our stay. Very grandmotherly and tried to accommodate us the best she could at the late hour and with anything we needed during our stay. Breakfast was available every morning but the kitchen staff never smiled once. Food was hot, decent variety. I've stayed at much nice suites in Vegas for the BTS concerts just the previous month and received exceptional accommodations and convenience, no questions asked. More than bare minimum for about the same price I paid here. It should be highway robbery to charged this amount for accommodations that would be equivalent to a new 2 star hotel in the sticks. Fortunately we ran into the GM at check out and he wanted to make it right vs making excuses for his staff. He listened and addressed the concerns at the staff meeting he was about to attend. He called hubs afterwards and gave us some Hilton points for the inconvenience we didn't ask for. I thought I was going to leave with a bad taste in my mouth after this experience here, but now I'd still consider staying with the Hilton group again. Thanks Milton for making it right before we left.

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.

I would truthfully like to give this 3.5 stars based on the room I had needing some updates- but…read morestaff were great, it was nice there was a pool as well The room I had was spacious and clean- which is the most important thing that being said - some items do need attention - inside some of the drawers - items had spilled a long time ago and were dried up - so it didn't impact my stuff - but for the price - try to fix it. Also I only had one sliding closet door which was odd I liked I had a fridge and way to heat leftovers . I was at the hotel for a week and they tried to change up breakfast a bit each day. I would like some healthier options - plain oatmeal cups instead of sugar laden maple brown sugar I disliked parking is an extra fee/ just build it into the price. One night there was no parking due to roof repairs and the equipment taking up the spaces Water was hot. Housekeeping comes every other day which is ok. I did have to go to the front desk twice for more toilet paper - I only had what was on the existing roll - no extra in the cabinet and it was the nastiest one ply I think I have ever encountered I had packages I needed to ship and the desk staff were helpful lending me a tape gun and printing a label for me when their lobby printing system malfunctioned

Dark and dreary hotel. Hallways are dark and dim- and rooms are the same. The shower felt like…read moreshowering in an RV, because the tub bottom for some reason was flexible and pushed in when you stood on it. An air duct directly over the bed that could not be adjusted or turned off. Slept with a hoodie on to cover my head and neck. plus, there was a compressor or something that made the an awful shuddering, loud sound every 10 minutes. This place is tucked away far from everything and feels isolated. Oh, and they ran out of paper plates before breakfast the next morning, people were trying to eat off tiny paper bowls. Obviously, no one was able to run down to BJ's for more or door dash some plates. I would not stay here ever again. We have stayed previously in Marriott properties that were quite nice, so we felt comfortable booking here. This one is not good.

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.

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.