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"The building has a dorm room feel to it. But it was clean, in a beautiful location, a short drive to downtown Beverly and Salem, Mass. Would definitely stay again. "

"Lovely hotel. Really close to the centre of Salam. Short walk from the station. Helpful staff. Nice breakfast in the morning. "

"This was a great hotel with a nice restaurant and a very nice swimming pool. The staff was very polite. The room was extremely comfortable and clean. I would return back here in an instant. They are fantastic"

"The location was close to airport with an amazing shuttle service and parking available. Nothing within walking distance other than hotel diner. "

"The room was beautiful and very clean. Would stay again "

"We wanted to spend a few days in Boston with our kids (ages 9 and 6), and found this very affordable hotel just outside the city. We were not disappointed. The hotel offered an extensive hot breakfast that included Belgium waffles, eggs, sausage, hash browns, cereal, yogurt, and assortment of pastries, etc. Something for everyone. The pool area was just the right size and clean. Our rooms were clean. We also loved how you could not access the elevator floors without your key card..this added an extra bit of security. The staff was friendly and helpful. The hotel offers a free shuttle service to the "Airport Station," where you can access the T subway system. This was very convenient to visit in and out of Boston. On the return, you call the hotel and they pick you. The hotel is located in a good area. Only negative: $20 parking, but after extensive research, it was the cheapest. Would stay here again."

"Affordable and not far from the city of Boston "

"A good place to stay."

"My husband and I loved the inn, and we both thought the staff was exceptionally helpful and friendly. The beds and pillows were really comfortable. Having drinks by the fire in the evening was charming, and breakfast was very pleasant. They went out of their way to accommodate my food allergy, which was much appreciated."