My husband and I chose to stay here because of the location and price. We were riding the Amtrak in from New York, and the Copley Inn was walking distance from the train station. The entire time we found the Copley Inn to be convenient to anywhere we wanted to go because it was so close to other T stations.... More

We stayed here for two nights in September. The room was a good size with decent facilities, but we endured two bad nights' sleep. The noise from the fridge and air conditioning units was difficult to sleep through, and on the second night we were woken by what sounded like something running around loudly inside the walls. When we raised... More

The Copley was clean and in a nice location (right around the corner from a T stop). Parking was non-existent for overnight except in the garage across the street for $30. The bed in our room was miserably uncomfortable, and the air conditioner was so loud it kept my husband and I from having any decent sleep. The room came... More

There are no bargains in Boston hotel rates, but the Copley Inn was competitive for my June 2012 visit. Sitting in the shadow of the Marriott Copley, it was $25 less per night, and even came with a kitchenette. So it was also easy to save on meal costs...... The staff is superb, maybe the best I have encountered in... More

Clean, comfortable, friendly, 4 or 5 stars etc... But absolutely crummy nonexistant internet service no matter what they claim. Excellent in every other way, so if you don't need the web then this is your place. But according to their own guest handbook: "We're a small Inn and not an internet provider, so if you don't get a signal don't... More

Nice hotel, great position, spectacular service and none else can bit themon price

This is a fabulous little gem hidden on a side street very conveniently located near Boston's shopping and entertainment areas. The staff is spontaneously helpful and supportive. I would recommend this hotel/inn to travelers new to Boston as well as locals looking for a lovely weekend of relaxation and convenient comfort.

The staff were friendly and very informative, the only downside is that the desk isnt manned into the evening - dont lose your key ! Its near the subway but if you are a decent walker, Boston is a compact city to get around. Our room had a kitchenette but no coffee/tea was provided - there is a great supermarkewt... More

I recently attended a conference in Boston (Hynes Convention Center). I usually stay at one of the popular hotel chains (Marriott's, Sheraton, etc) but the prices were ridiculous (over $300/night). Pro’s/Cons (potential) review:. Pro’s: 1. Kitchenette (it’s small, but useful). 2. Cable TV and free wireless internet. 3. Nice location and quiet; also, easy access to the convention center and... More