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The hotel is a landmark building with a grand and luxurious appearance. The rooms are 60 square meters in size and are very spacious, clean and tidy with complete facilities. The sea view rooms have a wide view and great scenery. The big windmill is very distinctive. The hotel covers a large area with good landscaping. The first floor is very popular. The Cantonese restaurant on the first floor is suitable for the taste of Guangdong people and the products are also of high standard. It is a very comfortable and satisfying hotel to stay in!

I'm going to start with the positives, because I want to like this hotel and my experience at it. First, the people are great. You won't find nicer, more polite people working at a hotel anywhere in Boston. Second, the rooms themselves are great looking, and this is a very attractive property with a really nice meeting area and a lot of amenities, including a large bar and breakfast area. The beds themselves are comfortable, as are the furniture in the rooms. I'm finding this to be increasingly rare across Hilton brands. Showers are absolutely comfortable for persons of height and size. The location itself is really very good, whether you need to be near Logan or to do business around downtown and, relatively speaking the rates themselves are pretty good. Constructively speaking...hot water for the shower is hit or miss. There are two key deferred maintenance items in our room, and the shower water handle is one of them. Air conditioning, in general, is problematic, and this was the other. The compressor on the bedroom air conditioner was extremely loud, and the general room fan was also loud. Which was a good thing because this hotel offers zero sound insulation from the outside, and if your had an odd numbered room facing Route One you had no buffer from the constant road noise. If you're someone who needs relative quiet to sleep, you're out of luck. Were the towels and wash rags clean? Well, probably, but the fewer questions you ask on what you're handed, the better. Parking is...an adventure. There are probably enough spaces but that lot is poorly designed and prone to flooding in spots. Also, people requesting a digital key do so for a reason; and that reason is because they don't want to have to stop at the front desk. Give people the digital key and stop asking for ID.

The only thing “Airport” about this hotel is that it’s on the departure path for one of Logan’s runways. I heard airplanes… and worse … trains during my brief sleep. No shuttle for arrivals after 22:00 … so add $30 for Uber. Maintenance was suboptimal, the very large TV in my room has dead pixels in the middle of the screen. Very distracting to see a big hole in everyone’s face. Not a total loss, evening front desk lady pleasant, but I definitely will make a more informed choice next time.

The Residence Inn is the place to stay in Chelsea, especially while the Homewood Suites across the street is temporarily closed for renovation and expansion. The rooms are spacious and clean, the breakfast is good with a wide variety of selections that varied by day and the staff is universally helpful and friendly. The shuttle only drops off at the airport in the morning, but getting to the hotel via the Silver Line T from the airport is cheap and easy if you want to save on an Uber or Lyft. The transit stop for the Silver Line and commuter rail stop is a very short walk away. The neighborhood is experiencing rapid growth with many new residential and commercial projects underway or planned. I would definitely stay here next time I am in town!

We stayed here for one night before moving to a Cambridge hotel. Rates are certainly much cheaper than a Boston or Cambridge hotel, and rooms are big. As this was the middle of our trip, we took advantage of the coin-operated laundry facilities, which was great. Closes early though; i think 10pm, which is not ideal if you have several loads to do. Breakfast was good: standard for Fairfield Inns. Front desk staff not friendly, but not rude. Tip: choose and ask for room nearer the elevator. We were given rooms near the end of the corridor, and it was quite a long walk for seniors with luggage! Choose room carefully if distance from room to elevator is an issue Nothing to see anywhere near the hotel, but for an overnight airport hotel at the start or end of a trip, it is ok.

The reception staff are sooooooo nice! The room’s quiet, clean and well-decorated! Free, delicious breakfast is served from 6-10am. Love this place! I would totally come again!!!

Was here only for 1 night prior to a flight out of Logan. I was quite impressed by everything his hotel had to offer. I was quickly checked in by Amir and was provided a great room on the 4th floor. The decor of the room from the flooring to the layout of the room is great. I loved the shower with the shower head in the ceiling. Several food options within the complex or a short walking distance away, and the small pool on site was nice to cool off in. Truly the worst part is the parking situation in the garage within the complex. I was driving around in an midsize SUV and found it tight parking spots, but plenty were available. This was my first time staying at an AC by Marriott hotel and i've become a fan of them! Highly recommend!

The location of the hotel is near the subway station Wellington. It is a bit far from the city but it is also very convenient to take the subway. The hotel has a buffet breakfast, and the rooms are bigger and newer than those in New York. The experience is very good.

The location is very convenient, just a 10-minute walk from the station. There is a free parking space in front of the hotel. If it is full and there is a parking lot next to it, it will cost 12 US dollars a day. The room is not big but has complete facilities for simple cooking. Clean every two days. There are Trader Joe's and outlets across the bridge, restaurants, and a small shopping district nearby. Very convenient choice.