Hotels near Logan Airport (BOS), Boston

The beach is the one asset but otherwise for business travelers I would not recommend staying. The WIFI didn't work and the TV wasn't working either. No staff on site 24 hours and phone help disconnected so no place to leave a message. No front desk and restaurant staff had to check in guests during their hours. Restaurant was closed for breakfast.

I'm local and use to live in Chelsea but there's the shopping mall right there or the Mystic mall. There's also encore casino. The Charlestown community center isn't in Chelsea so not sure why that says it's in chelsea and memorial stadium

Boston is a beautiful city - and the fall leaves everywhere while I was there made it even more spectacular! It feels safe to walk around and the running routes are magnificent. I always enjoy the green spaces available in the city. Although eating out is very expensive, there is a HUGE choice of restaurants and the food is always delicious. There is very good shopping.

the host was very uncooperative, the place had heaters but none of which worked so the house was the same temperature as the outside which was in between 40-50 degrees. had contacted the host to notify them and when they said they were sending someone out no one showed up. did not even stay in the house for the night because of how uncomfortable and uncooperative the host was. would not recommend to anyone if they want to have a comfortable place to stay. :(

After staying one night here and parking a vehicle during a trip, we returned to a nightmare—keys were nowhere to be found, no one was there who could assist, there was no record-keeping to refer to, and the employee present didn’t have the phone numbers for the owner or any other employee that might help. We were stuck (having to find emergency pickup for young kids at home in Maine), and told by the janitor onsite “likely no one else would be around until 4pm, and we could come back”. This was 8AM so we’re talking 8 HOURS. From inside the hotel-restaurant, we did everything for 2hr—sent emails, contacted booking platforms, Instagram, LinkedIn and finally the WINTHROP TOWN OFFICE to get ahold of a phone number for owner Casey Goll, who inherited the business. It turned out he was onsite, ASLEEP UPSTAIRS all along, and the employee working was too afraid or not trained to get Casey, despite the urgency of the situation after 2hrs. Once we got his number, Casey took his time coming downstairs and was unapologetic and blasé (“Well, what? You have the keys now don’t you? What else do you want?”). That upset my partner enough to raise her voice—owner’s response was “Woah, you might want to check your tone right now.” I wrote requesting a refund for the night’s stay, offering ownership an opportunity to make this situation right, rather than publicly sharing what we experienced. Response? The owner accused us of “making a threat”, noting that we weren’t charged for parking (which was either $5/night as I was quoted on the phone before booking, or $15/night as I was told upon arrival, or $10/night that I was told at checkout. Who knows?). No apologies, no accountability. Screenshots attached. The small-mindedness and immaturity of ownership at Winthrop Arms pervades the business as a lack of basic business etiquette or systems for employees.

Great and clean hotel with spacious rooms. Close to the airport, downtown Boston, and some beaches. The hotel offers a regular breakfast, and the swimming pool can be accessed from the neighboring hotel.

We had a great time following the Freedom Trail. The Fine Arts Museum was excellent. We spent an entire day finding Atlas Obscura sites, so much fun! We bought a week-long transit pass and used it extensively - Boston's transit is great (I didn't know that Boston's subway is the oldest in the country - check out the Park Street T station for an interesting mural about that). We were only in Boston for a week and were sad to leave. Didn't get to see any sporting events or the Gardner Museum. We could have used at least another week.

Great view of ocean, but not a lot to do at this location. We played on the beach and built sandcastles. Few good restaurants (including Kellys roast beef ), train behind hotel makes it easy to travel into boston for activities, but not much immediately around hotel.

Our flight was really late, so didn't get to enjoy this lovely place and neighborhood as much as I would've liked. Did get to walk over to the water and see planes go in and out. And saw a few boats. Was able to walk to a restaurant downtown to pick up dinner at 10pm. Bout a 10 min walk. Nice downtown.

The hotel was a long distance from BOS airport luckily it had a free shuttle service from the airport. The breakfast was very limited and had to find where the drink and food were. The room was nothing special.