ctyankee16
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We chose the Found Hotel because we wanted a hotel close to Boston Common that was not overly expensive. The location was convenient and the room was ok but awfully basic.|Do you want to put your suitcase somewhere other than on the floor? Too bad. No dresser, no bedside table, no bench, no luggage rack. No couch, no upholstered chair. There was a small “desk” (no drawers) just big enough for the phone and a small lamp. The desk chair was not usable because the seat was not fastened to the legs.|The room is large but the bed is built in with only about 3 inches of clearance between the far side of the bed and the wall. Therefore I had a choice of climbing over my husband or wriggling up from the end of the bed. The mattress was a little lumpy but ok. Adequate lighting for reading in bed. Electric outlet for charging in a cubby hole on one side of the bed. The closet is tiny, with space for 5 hangers; it did have a safe.|The air conditioning was better than expected, because it had an actual temperature setting, not just high/low/off. I enjoyed the bathroom’s rainwater shower head. The bathroom also had an effective fan to remove steam and nice-enough towels.|There was coffee available in the lobby, which we did not try. There are several excellent coffee shops (Tatte and Café Nero) near the Arlington T (subway) stop.|Our room’s windows looked onto a wall not very far away, so no problem with noise from outside.|We parked in the garage across the street that the hotel advised, at a good discounted rate.|The art in our room and in the hallways was framed photos of ugly road underpasses, graffiti, etc.|When we got home, I read the reviews on Tripadvisor more carefully and was pleased that we had not experienced the problems some other guests had with mice, cockroaches, and double-billing.|In conclusion, I would choose another hotel on our next trip to Boston.