I received a recommendation from a friend about The Inn at St. Botolph. I have never been to Boston so I accepted the recommendation and I have never been happier with my choice! I received an e-mail notification prior to my arrival with check-in information. The keyless entry system is genius -- I felt very safe at the Inn. My... More

Boston is named from St Botolph, the patron saint of travelers and this place is a little slice of heaven for independent travelers or locals looking for a quiet retreat in the city. Don't stay here if you want hotel services like concierge and room service. Staff are helpful but discreet. Fantastic location for shops and food. We loved our... More

This hotel was a great choice for us, as it was near the 'T', which gave us easy transport options, the Prudential Centre for browsing, and the lovely Newberry Street for shopping and dining. We stayed in 2 one bedroom suites, with 3 in one room and 2 in the other, as we are a family of 5. Our 181cm... More

The Inn is a very comfortable and stylish set of apartments.  Located in a quiet area of Back Bay it's a 10 min walk from the train station and 2 mins from the subway. Our family of 4 adults stayed for four nights in one of the two bedroom apartments. Very Nice!  The main living area has a large lounge,... More

I loved this hotel. It is an unassuming building which blends into the row houses in its cute Back Bay neighborhood. The hotel is very small, with only 14(?) guestrooms. Location - wonderful: 2 blocks from the Prudential Center, an upscale shopping mall and its associated parking lots (hint: print out a parking lot coupon before paying, and you'll get... More

A comfortable home away from home. Virtual reservation, check in and check out. Everything was top rate. More

The Inn at St. Botolph was a wonderfully comfortable and private place, given its proximity to the main Back Bay shopping destinations. (It is also perched on the border of the South End, should you be more interested in exploring that neighborhood.) The building is lovely, the street is charming, the rooms are spacious and quiet. We're always looking for... More

Yes, the interiors were designed very nicely, contemporary but toward comfort (the bedding was very nice). However, the lack of daily housecleaning services for longer stays is not simply less than luxurious, but frankly results in a room and entire hotel that felt less than clean. From the elevator, to the hallways (including signs and carpets, to most especially the... More

Good price and privacy for this classy place, in a nice and historic street and building just a 2 minutes walk from Prudential and 5 from Copley Square.. I slept in a fantastic suite. Full of products in bathroom. Wi fi worked very well and is complimentary. Kitchen was perfect and easy to use. My only thing: rooms (and the... More