I did not sleep in the hotel.

We went to the cafe on the 2nd floor for coffee and desserts.
Cafe wasn't crowed, only 3~4 tables filled w/ people eating dinner.

We waited to be seated for 5 min. nobody wouldn't look at us.
We seated ourselves.

Asked for menu, asked to two male wait staffs, but they didn't bring it for another 5 min., so I had to walk over to pick them up myself.

Ordered 5 regular coffee and one Latte, and one hot chocolate. Also asked for a dessert menu.

while the wait-staff brought coffees, he slop the cream container, and some sprinkled on my lady company, he never apologized.

There was a manager on the floor, walking around and visiting other tables asking how things were. We'd stayed there for about one hour, she didn't bother to even look at us.

we would had felt less ignored if the place was busy; there were 2~3 wait staffs on the floor and one manager walking around while only four dinner tables were filled during the entire time.

Maybe all those attending staffs there were upset because 6 of us came to drink coffee and have dessert there, or maybe they didn't like having asians sitting there using their services.

In either way, all staffs there were very ignorant of us, and when they did respond to our request for service, the looks on their faces and tones of their voices were certainly not at all accomodating to the extent that we felt like we had to apologize for being there and were not wanted there.

I would not recommend that place for either to stop by for a drink and desserts, or, for our fellow asians.

Maybe, despite their proximate location to Chinatown, they didn't want to ruin their image by having asian group of people eating and talking there.

Or, maybe they were offended that people came over just for coffee and desserts.

I won't step my foot on Radisson; that's for certain.

We were on the 24th floor with great views of the city.
The hotel is centrally located, room was clean with friendly service not only at the front desk but also the maids upstairs were super helpful for my friend and I.
The rustic kitchen that is connected to the hotel was fantastic and my friend is still talking about the lighting in the restaurant!

Good hotel and definitely a good location for walking around Boston. Do ask for a high up room, we seemed to get an upgrade to a suite with a great view of Boston.

We were disappointed with breakfast, the buffet was certainly not up to the standard we are used to in Europe in comparable hotels, so would not include that in our room rate if we use this hotel again.

While there we got the bus to the Wrentham village outlet mall which the concierge organised but I think they may have added a few dollars on for phoning and also 30 mins to Salem which was interesting.

boston radisson hotel went for my wifes 50th with our two daughters.hotel and city absolutley fantastic.would recommend the rustic kitchen joined to the hotel food and service great and very reasonable.the beds in the hotel are to die for could not get the girls or wife out of bed.quincey market and the tour of fenway park are a must see.the girls liked it so much they are heading back in march 08.another highlight if you like shopping is a visit to the shopping outlet at wrentham village plenty bargins to be had also worth a visit is the cambridge galleria only 5 min in a taxi from the hotel.i'll be back.


john thomson edinburgh scotland