I was looking for a place to stay in the back bay while visiting a client. I arrived late and had already received a call from the manager letting me know the combination to the front door and that my room key would be in the front hall. The room was cozy and the bath very nice. Complimentary breakfast was... More

Going to a Sox game,over night for pleasure not business. Perfect !!!! This is in an old Mansion, very Bostonian. Warm greeting and environment, not a Hotel or inn feeling, It like your visiting someones large home. Rooms clean, central location. Close walk to Public Gardens, and the T.Interesting and historical and quiet.Excellent buffet breakfast serve your self. You can... More

Went for an overnight to Boston with our nephew to visit graduate schools. The College Club was recommended to us and despite have difficulty making a reservation over the phone (the person was very short and curt with us) we were greeted warmly upon arrival. We arrived well ahead of check in but our room was ready and they were... More

My wife and I stayed here for two night in June 2012, having learned of this from a guidebook. While a private club, the general public is welcome to stay here. It is in a very nice area within walking distace of the Boston Commons. Very quiet place, with few people around. Our room was not cheap, but was huge... More

This is a B&B in a very central Boston location. It is a mansion building with beautifully appointed and very large rooms. We were in The Wellesley, which was huge, with seating areas and a nice shower room. The breakfast is a continental style buffet, which is adequate. The lounge is available all day with free coffee and snacks (excellent... More

Arrived in Boston during the infamous "Hell week" with temperatures -6 to -12 degrees centigrade. This magnificent place spared no expense in making us, the frozen and exhausted tourists, feel right at home. The spacious room on the 4th floor was well decorated and furnished. Amenities were decent, hot water worked fine (critical in the colder seasons). Breakfast was simple... More

A very civilised and charming place to stay in central Boston. Easy access to everything and also the ability to park a car. On a business trip this was the perfect antidote to the formatted rooms of many other hotels. We will return.

We arrived at the College Club ahead of checkin time but our room was ready to go so we got given the keys. We were shown the eating area which had a coffee/hot chocolate machine and cookies at any time of the day. The room was on the top floor at the back of the building and was beautiful. It... More

They never disappoint me! Very clean, quite and elegant vintage like environment. Complimentary breakfast in the morning: three kinds of cereals, fruits, toasts, cakes, different Kinds of coffee and teas, Staffs are very friendly and nice. They have clean and comfortable bathrobes available. Also the location was perfect. It's located in the middle of everything. I didnt have to use... More