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We visited Boston at April and it was snowing!The apartment was very warm,clean and had all the necessities.Parking had extra charge in a different location about 100 meters away.Overall, my family enjoyed our stay there.
We arrived in Boston after an early start (5am) for the airport. The reception staff were so welcoming and accommodating. We were upgraded to a one bedroom apartment from a studio apartment in Bodolph street.
This street was full of brownstone townhouses and was tree...More
1 Thank Gill M
Response from CopleyHouseBoston, Owner at Copley HouseResponded September 1, 2017
Hello, Gill!
Thank you for choosing Copley House and we're happy to hear you enjoyed upgrade and your stay.
This is a great alternative to the more expensive hotels around, you get an apartment with kitchenette in a beautiful old building. The room was clean, the bath basic. Noise level tolerable from the neighborhood but quite noisy from other guests. Front desk very helpful...More
This presents itself as a hotel, but it's actually serviced apartments in 6 different buildings around the Copley Square area. Given that I used to work in Boston (albeit many years ago) that wouldn't have been so bad except that the accommodation was so poor....More
1 Thank jmg1939
Response from CopleyHouseBoston, Owner at Copley HouseResponded 2 weeks ago
Hello, I'd like to first start by apologizing in regards your most recent stay with us. I can assure you that we have heard your issues about the appliances and are working feverishly to repair that. Please get in touch with us via private message...More
They are group of houses spread over some adjoining streets. I was at 19 Garrison street. The room was small but okay. It has a kitchenette so you can make your meal. The bed was good allowing for good sleep. The bathroom was very small....More
1 Thank IfedayoOdeniyi
Response from CopleyHouseBoston, Owner at Copley HouseResponded 2 weeks ago
Hello. We are sorry that the apartment set up was not what you were anticipating. We have spoken with our staff to make sure that the issues you experienced will not be repeated. We are sorry that you had anything short of a 5 star...More
Wander around this quintessential neighborhood in the heart of Boston for high-end shops, restaurants, and the feeling of city bustle. Its most identifiable skyscrapers, the Prudential Center and John Hancock Tower, are highlights of the city skyline. Visit Newbury street to explore unique and trendy boutiques – as well as every other kind of store imaginable – all housed in beautiful brownstone buildings. In nice
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weather, restaurant patio seating is packed with Bostonians and tourists alike soaking up the sunshine and enjoying the food. Commonwealth Ave offers a beautiful stroll down residential tree-lined streets. Keep walking towards the Charles River and enjoy a beautiful view by the water. In warmer months, people run and bike on paths running along the esplanade, and sail and kayak on the Charles River. Boylston street, also full of shops, bars, and restaurants, is the finish line of the Boston Marathon. Head towards Copley Square and check out the Boston Public Library, which is particularly beautiful from the Dartmouth street entrance.
The Copley is a cheap, in relative terms, to the nearby high end major chain hotels a couple of blocks away. Apart from what you would expect in any major city, safety was a minimal concern. We rented a car for travel... More
The Copley is a cheap, in relative terms, to the nearby high end major chain hotels a couple of blocks away. Apart from what you would expect in any major city, safety was a minimal concern. We rented a car for travel outside of the metro area but purchased a three-day subway (Tube) pass for inner city exploring. Look for a Go Boston or similar city attractions pass. There's a great hop-on, hop-off city tour bus - recommend this if you have at least 3 days in the city - that will get you to every Boston sightseeing spot worth seeing. Get the one with the most stops. We enjoyed the Charles River tour (not the 'duck' boats), the Museum of Science, the brand new shopping mall (can't recall the name) but ask for or Google the 'Eatalia' - you'll think you're shopping in a genuine Italian supermarket, the walking area/plaza where the Cheers bar is located, the Boston Common, and the U.S.S. Constitution to name a few. The Union House (oldest continuously operating eatery in Boston) is worth a visit - make sure to wander around all three floors - ask to dine at President JFK's favorite booth upstairs. Lots to do in Beantown!
