Boston Hotels

Bulfinch Hotel

At a Glance

    Pros

  • great group rates
  • free Internet
  • close to North Station and the T

    Cons

  • small rooms and lobby
  • staff can be indifferent
  • past guests have complained about hotel being "shopworn."

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Bulfinch Hotel Review

The crisp, contemporary look of this boutique hotel is modern simplicity at its best. Steps from the TD Garden (forever known as the Boston Garden) and an easy walk from Government Center, Faneuil Hall, and the North End, the nine-floor, 79-room property is a great value—if you don't mind tiny accommodations. The miniature, minimalist yellow-and-white rooms have walnut furnishings, gunmetal light fixtures, marble-tiled baths, and high-end mattresses, plus flat-screen TVs, CD players, and work desks. Cramped or not, the Bulfinch is a welcome oasis away from the cacophony of concert- and sporting-event crowds.

    Hotel Amenities

  • 71 rooms, 8 suites.
  • Restaurant, bar, gym, parking, some pets allowed.
  • Rooms have: Internet.
  • Rate includes no meals.
  • Credit cards accepted.

Member Reviews

  • sja721, from Missouri
    1/11/09

    We booked this hotel through Priceline for New Year's Eve. The entire floor we were staying on had been rented by a loud party. We were unable to sleep all night long. We called at 2:30 and at 3:30 am to complain to the front desk, and while they did ask the guests to quiet down, nothing was done to enforce it. The loud guests went so far as to kick our door after they figured out which room was complaining and the next morning a group of young men were standing outside our door making threats. The hotel refused to refund us as did Priceline.

    Ratings details: Room: 2 | Atmosphere: 1 | Service: 1 | Value: 1
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