Luxurious Amenities
Homewood Suites by Hilton Boston Seaport District offers a range of luxurious amenities for guests to enjoy, including an indoor pool and a modern fitness center.
Convenient Location
Situated just 1.6 km from M Street Beach, the hotel is also close to popular attractions such as the Boston Convention Exhibitors Center and Freedom Trail, making it the perfect choice for travelers interested in exploring the city.
Business and Leisure Facilities
Whether you're traveling for work or leisure, the hotel has you covered with a business center for your professional needs and a snack bar for some relaxation.
Experience comfort and convenience at Homewood Suites by Hilton Boston Seaport District.
Clean and spacious rooms · Great location · Friendly staff
Breakfast quality issues · Some staff unfriendliness
2 nights · 1 room · 2 guests
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From guests who stayed, via our hotel data partner. Shown in the language they were written in.
“Do better!”
+ The size of the room was spacious and layout had a good flow. Only a 1 min walk to the bus stop or 15-20 min walk to the south station. 10 drive to airport.
− Plastic forks, spoons, and knives. Paper plates and cups. Location was not water front or central. addressed with the hotel directly, but one of the front desk staff was rude and insulting, resulting in hotel rating.
“Would stay here again, just without a car.”
+ Hotel was located in a great area. Safe and some options in seaport to walk to. The customer service was always great. The cleaning staff took wonderful care of our room. Breakfast was great.
− Valet parking was insanely expensive. Seaport hasn't added a subway station yet, and we needed a car to get around the city. 62$ a day for parking was insane.
“Do your homework with location, ask questions, and keep expectations low.”
+ The size and style of the room was better than expected. The room was generally clean. What could have been cleaner was the refridge; a little box of baking soda goes a long way....
− Lets start with one of the front desk personnel. When asked if a certain language was spoken, she replied "we dont speak that language. Once the cleaning crew is in, maybe they speak requested language". For me, that was very racist and downputting Second, lets address the plates and utensils. they are cheap paper plates and plastic folks, spoon, and knives. actual ceramic plates and metal eating utensils will leave a better impression. Third, once the clock stuck 10, the food service employee was not so kind and yelled across the room, "It's 10 o'clock! Breakfast is OVER!"