I travel alot for business and this was by far one of the best places I have stayed. The staff couldn't do enough very helpful and friendly. Great location, near major highways (easy to get to), and restaurants within walking distants. The room was very clean and had plenty of room. High recommended!

The ESA Tewksbury is the best deal in town. We have stayed here many, many, many times. It is the basics in extended stay lodging with stove top, utensils, microwave, dishes and coffee maker. The coffee maker carafe ALWAYS spills and drips and you just have to be OK with that.

The bedding is basic--it helps to bring your own pillow. Heat and AC work good. TV is relatively small but again, this is a basic place. There is wireless internet for a flat $4.95 per stay.

ESA is located right next to the Longhorn restaurant which makes for some fine eating whether you are snowed in (as we were) or just too fatigued to venture anywhere else. There is also a Hess station next door which features very competitive gas prices as compared to the region.

There was one time we stayed and the room smelled like an armpit. But again, we've stayed there dozens of times and they will let you change the room if you ask.

The staff was amicable. One time (after the snowstorm which featured the Longhorn mentioned above) our cars were buried in snow and ice. The staff lent us an ergonomic shovel which saved the day.

This was our favorite place to stay in the area when factoring in our limited budgetary needs. We recommend ESA Tewksbury!

The decor and appointments of Extended Stay America, Tewksbury are as bland as 'mashed potatoes', but the accomodations are generally clean, the beds comfortable and the 'efficiency kitchens' very practical. The facility is located very close to a busy highway, but, thanks to 'solid' construction and 'quadruple pane' windows, you probably won't hear a sound. We stayed 'twice' over a two-week period, with a 'break' in the middle. Our first room was 'great', but our 'second' looked and smelled 'hard used'. Some of the facility's clients are 'construction workers' who can be a bit 'hard' on a room. (But, they were quiet.) When we complained about the 'problems' with the second room, they moved us to a 'better' room as soon as it was available. If you DO get a room that you don't like, insist on seeing another room. They all have the same decor, but they 'differ' in 'wear and tear'. The 'efficiency kitchen' is very workable, with a full-size fridge, two burner stove and microwave. There's a 'basic' store in the gas station right beside it and a McDonald's right across the street (but you may have to 'run' because of the traffic.) The Cracker Barrel, less than a mile up the road, has good 'home cooking'. Access to 495 is easy, but the access ramp signs are partially hidden by foliage. Familiarize yourself with them before you need to use the ramps. All in all,not a bad place for the price.