Revere Hotel Boston Common

We had a great experience staying here for my friend’s birthday. This hotel is a lovely place to relax, enjoy drinks, and take in the beautiful atmosphere. The décor is tasteful and inviting. Our room was spacious and very clean. We stayed on the 15th floor and had a nice view of Boston from the balcony. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay.

We stayed at the Revere for 2 nights on Halloween weekend. I've stayed before, and recall much nicer service. Check in was friendly, no problems. I had requested a room with a bathtub. I was told the room we were given had one. Our first room had a balcony that was open (love that) though there were largely rips in the curtain. It did not have a bathtub, but no sooner did I notice than they called us, apologized, and switched rooms without having to ask. The front desk manager met us at the elevator so we didn't have to go back down. The new room had a deep bathtub, no torn curtains, but no access to the balcony (bummer, but not a deal breaker). We had an overall uneventful and pleasant stay. I would have given higher reviews for service, but when I called to have some glasses brought up to the room, they never came, and I had to go to the front desk to ask, and they referred me to their restaurant a floor above where I had to wait for someone to notice me at the bar. Aside from that, the bathtub had a hard time holding water and drained while using it. The location is amazing, right in the theater district and very close to Chinatown (walking distance). The bed was also very comfortable (just slightly on the firm side, but still a bit plush). While I wouldn't NOT stay here, I don't think it met my expectations of a $400/night room.

The revere is a great place for Boston adventures! Clean room, comfortable beds, and friendly helpful staff. Even the elevators are impressive! The REVERE gets 5 stars. The restaurant is a completely different story. Let’s just say there’s plenty of amazing restaurants in Boston, but I would get food at 7-11 before eating there again.

My family and I were in town for a wedding and stayed here for two nights. We had a great stay. The rooms were comfortable and chic. The front desk staff was super friendly. The gym was small but clean. The location of the hotel was phenomenal, so close to the park. We didn’t get a chance to use the rooftop bar as we were out late at the wedding but it looks like it would have been fun.

We had an amazing time celebrating Sammy Barbalat’s Bar Mitzvah at the Revere Hotel Boston Common! The venue was absolutely beautiful—modern, stylish, and perfectly suited for such a meaningful and lively celebration. A huge thank you to the Revere Hotel team for their professionalism, hospitality, and seamless coordination throughout the event. Everything ran so smoothly, and the staff made sure every detail was taken care of, creating the perfect atmosphere for guests to celebrate and enjoy. Our photo booth was a big hit, and it was so much fun seeing Sammy, his family, and friends capturing joyful memories all night long. Thank you again to the Revere Hotel Boston Common for having us. We were honored to be part of Sammy’s special day and look forward to celebrating more wonderful events with your amazing team in the future!

We stayed here 1 night for a wedding. Check in was at 4pm, our room wasn’t ready so we waited 45 minutes. The staff was nice, but this was an inconvenience since we were on a wedding weekend schedule. The lobby and bar area were well designed and clean. The room itself was clean but definitely dated. I guess that’s to be expected in Boston. We were in a king suite. The bed was the most uncomfortable hotel bed I’ve slept in. Rock hard. Pillows I’d give 1/5 rating. I would not stay here again.

Stopped by for a drink with a college friend last night. It was our first time at the hotel. The first thing that we noticed was how nice the lobby is and how good it smelled. We were greeted by Brian. He was so friendly and made great recommendations for drinks . I mentioned we were starving and he recommended the restaurant on site and offered us a drink voucher. The food and espresso martini were delicious . When we came back down, he checked in with us to make sure we were happy and satisfied with everything. We will definitely be back. He even offered to take our photo at the lobby bar. Thanks Brian for your great service!!!

We stayed three nights between Christmas and New Year’s. We hadn’t planned on eating so many meals at Revere Guild but it always just worked! Breakfast before heading out to explore, wine and apps at our return and later for dessert! It was always wonderful with friendly accommodating service. Shout out to Glen!

Despite it's classy looking exterior and interior, the Revere is definitely not worth the $500 a night price tag. The employees were nice ce and friendly but the hotel itself leaves a lot to be desired. When I got to my room, the air conditioner/heater was not working. They sent someone immediately to fix it and he cleaned the filter, which was disgusting, and then set it to a temperature I could not change. In the bathroom, I saw what look like toothpaste smeared on the walls by the door. It is impossible not see it as it was eye level and right by the light switch. The towel rack for clean towels is in the shower, which means you have to move the towels to shower of have wet towels. The beds were ok and the pillows were nice. But you are paying for the location and the name. I definitely will look elsewhere next time I am in Boston.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Revere Hotel Boston Common during a work trip. The two nights I spent there were nothing short of amazing. The hotel's stunning decor and impeccable maintenance left me in awe. Not to mention, its convenient location allowed me to walk to the office in just 5 minutes. If given the chance, I would gladly choose to stay at this wonderful hotel again in the future.

I very rarely have an opportunity to experience a stay at a Boston hotel as I live in the area, but I recently booked a last minute stay at the Revere Hotel. December prices at downtown Boston hotels were ridiculous, but Revere Hotel was reasonable. The location is close to the Boston Common, theater district, Chinatown, and only a 15 minute walk to the financial district. Even as a local, I really enjoyed the decor and theme of the hotel. Paul Revere / revolutionary images everywhere - so nice to sense your unique location rather than the standard chain hotel decor where you feel like you could be in any city or strip mall in America. It's a city hotel in an old city, so there are signs of wear and aging despite the updated decor. The room itself was comfortable, and rather importantly, it was quiet. Temperature was comfortable, and I was able to get some good sleep and make use of the updated bathroom. I didn't explore the hotel amenities or dining options, but there are many great restaurant options nearby.

Awesome hotel in the heart of Boston, MA. The room and staff are fabulous and very good at what they do. Recommendations, Service and Comfort were the star winners for this establishment.

Leo at the front desk was amazing! Great smile from the minute I walked in to check in. I also called for extra water and Elon with house keeping brought us extra bottles and extra towels. Staff has been wonderful. I went to check out early and Leo was there tonight what a nice treat. Great job in hiring such a wonderful and helpful young man.

Stayed here in May while in town for work. Location is great, lots of nice restaurants and sightseeing within short distance of the hotel. Bed was comfortable and room was spacious and clean. Had drinks on the patio one night and cocktails and service were just okay. Also had dinner in the hotel restaurant one evening and felt the same, just okay. I'd stay here again but would probably eat & drink elsewhere.

5 - stars, not for the Revere Hotel, but all of these stars are directing toward my main man Glenn M. At reception. Not only is he a long time Chicago Bears fan/masochist, but he pushes all that aside to do a wonderful job from the time you enter to the time you leave? Why so much for Glenn M you may ask? I lost something quite vauble after check out and Glennorio went out of his way and spent a good portion of his morning finding it for me. I wish everyone cared about their job as much as did. Will we stay at Revere again? Only if my boy Glenn is on site!

Nice staff The hotel needs a good cleaning from the elevators to the rooms and the public bathrooms Otherwise it's fine

I was in town for the Braves at Red Sox with Ben & Andy so we stayed here. Very close to the T and close to Boston Commons. It's a very secure hotel which requires you to swipe your room card in the elevator to access your room. It's also very quiet. I like the lobby area with it's multiple chairs, seating couches and tables so there is plenty of room to visit with friends family. I also liked the attached garage that makes it easy to access your vehicle. The large building entry for garage access also makes it easy for pick-up/drop-off for Uber/Taxi & other. The bathrooms are on the smaller side and there isn't a lot of drawer storage for clothes.

The Revere Hotel in Boston is not an inexpensive hotel but there's a reason TripAdvisor reviews are high. This was my second stay at the hotel, I was there last year as well for the same conference. The lobby is beautiful, the folks at the desk are wonderful, very friendly and helpful. The rooms are clean and the bed is comfortable. There is no "store" inside the hotel, but there's complimentary water in the room fridge and complementary chocolates (Ghirardelli is attached to the hotel). Nearby is everything you need including a bustling chicken finger restaurant (Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers, good and affordable). And of course the Hyne's is right down the street. What more can you ask for from a hotel? Clean, welcoming, friendly, and comfortable. The Revere hits all the sweet spots and I absolutely recommend it!

Hotel It's been over eight years since I have posted a negative review. And I am loath to do so. However, I do feel compelled to review this hotel negatively. I flew out to Boston to attend my daughter who was having a knee surgery. I informed the hotel of this fact and that my daughter would be staying with me post surgery. I checked to see if they had an accessible room so that she could stay with me and I was assured that there would be a walk-in shower and a fold out sofa bed. We were also told there was a wheelchair. However, upon checking in, no one could find a wheelchair and we were told that there was none available. After checking in, when we got ready to make the bed late at night, we found that there was no fold out in our suite! Upon going to the front desk and complaining, they offered me another room--at one in the morning--when I looked at that room, it had a horrible smell. So we decided to stay in the room without the fold out bed for the night until we could work it out with the dayshift. The next morning, both Max and Zach tried to be helpful and offered us another room, which had a walk-in shower and a fold out bed, but upon going there we found out that the fold out bed was broken. So we had to go back to our original room and spent the rest of our stay using a fold out cot. When we ordered room service, we expected the real thing. Yet, room service arrived in a paper bag with Styrofoam, cups, paper containers, plastic forks, and no plates-- essentially what we would've gotten if we had ordered from DoorDash. It was surprising and disappointing for a hotel of this caliber, particularly in light of the fact that we had ordered $160 worth of room service, and paid a mandatory delivery fee of over $30. When I complained about this, I was told that this would be remedied and that we would receive real plates, glasses and silverware henceforth. But that did not occur. It appears there is some sort of battle between the kitchen and the front desk, and despite repeated request to give us our food on plates with silverware, it only happened a couple of times and we continued to get deliveries in paper bags with paper containers and plastic utensils. Again, the front desk, particularly Max, continued to make requests to the kitchen, which were ignored. Essentially, there was no service in room service. As for the wheelchair, after my several complaints about this, they managed to find the wheelchair and we did get a wheelchair after the second day. But this situation was definitely unfriendly to disabled people, such as my daughter. While, the front desk staff was kind, and tried to be helpful it appears that none of them were sufficiently trained and were generally powerless when it came to our issues, Almost everybody I spoke to in a managerial position had been there for only a few days which suggests there must be some significant turnover. All in all, it was a very disappointing stay. We were misinformed upon check-in regarding the room, and the wheelchair. The front desk appeared to be powerless in getting us room service which did not have paper bags and plastic forks and paper containers. Two of the three rooms that we saw were not habitable due to the broken sofa bed and the horrible smell. We ended up staying in a room without a sofa bed for my daughter throughout. I am reluctant to leave negative reviews, but in this instance it is warranted. I will never go back to the hotel again.

Very cool hotel located close to Boston Commons. We had a room with two queens and it was spacious with a nice view of the city. The decor is a modern vibe referencing the revolution. We came for a graduation and enjoyed our stay. Special shout out to Glen at the front desk for being above and beyond in service. We had flown in on a red eye and arrived early in the morning. Glen got us check in early so we could rest after a long flight. He was so friendly and helpful and provided the kind of attention that has ensured we will return to this hotel again for our future stays.

Nothing special here folks - location is okay and the interiors and staff are mid at best. Of the 4 nights we were there they cleaned our room once. Bar area basic - this is a 3 star hotel

Beware - additional "resort fee" added without warning Read the reviews below carefully. As many have pointed out, this hotel adds an additional "resort fee" to your bill after your have paid for your room. At least in my case, there was no advance warning about this when I booked and no receipt or notification that my card was charged this AFTER I checked out. I simply saw the charge on my bank statement the following week. The hotel itself was fine - beds were comfortable and the location is good. The front desk staff were very friendly. The building itself needs a little bit of an update, and the carpets in our room were a little old and dirty. We also found a few hairs in the bath, but we didn't need to use it. I did a thorough price comparison of all the hotels in this area before booking my room and if I had known that the final price was inaccurate and that the room was actually going to cost MORE than indicated, I would have chosen another hotel. I'll be staying somewhere else next time.

Great location and hotel. Jeffery at the front desk really went above and beyond to make our stay better. I'll def be coming back.

Gorgeous hotel with comfortable rooms, nice staff, and in a convenient location. Pretty view as well.

Location is very good. But that's about it. Room was beat up, with an unpleasant smell. The windows were the most dirty windows I have even seen. So dirty that you would think the weather was foggy even when it wasn't. There was accumulated lime deposit on the tiles in the shower. Both the deposit in the shower and the filth on the window looked like they had been accumulating for years. We stayed 3 nights. On the second day, we asked for a late checkout because we were flying out of Boston late on our departure day. We were told that they would not accept late check out. Then at 1pm on the day we left, we were asked for $150 extra. I would recommend you look for another place to stay in Boston. We won't be back.

Spoke to the manager , they changed my room and were very apologetic . I appreciate their follow-up to an unfortunate situation.

Don't go. Took a long time to get drinks. Came on a Tuesday night and there is not many patrons here; so I'm unsure why it took so long. When the drink finally arrived- It. Was. Terrible. Tasted like two splashes of red wine and seltzer water. So pricey so I made myself drink this unfortunate cocktail. The view isn't good. It's on the 12th floor not the utmost rooftop. There's tons of decent bars in Boston; this is not one of them.

The Revere Hotel Boston Common is my favorite hotel that I have ever stayed at! My wife and I and I wanted to treat ourselves to a nice stay while in Boston. We found a package deal for The Revere that bundled the room, parking, and breakfast for two. I don't know if that kind of offer comes up anymore since they had work done in 2017. Our first evening there, we stood out on the (small) balcony that was attached to the room. It gave us a beautiful view of a beautiful city. You can see the day and night view in my pics! The next day, we decided to try the breakfast included with our package. There were so many options! Fresh fruits, pastries, eggs/omelette bar making fresh eggs, and so much more. Every breakfast we each had something different, and a favorite from the previous day. We never got tired of it, the food was amazing! We left generous tips as everyone was so kind and great at their jobs. I highly recommend the breakfast! Our room was incredible! The room had a fantastic view, a comfortable bed, and contemporary styling. We had a beautiful full body mirror. There was very cool art featuring tattooed historical icons. Check out my pics for the styling, layout, and view. Overall, The Revere Hotel looking in seems to be a hip and high end hotel. In my opinion, it is. But I don't consider myself hip, so take that with a grain of salt. Haha. It is a bit pricey, but in this instance you get what you pay for. Parking, if not including in your booking, can also be pricey. The two 'negatives' that I mentioned can easily be explained by the fact that this hotel is cool, high end, and located in downtown Boston... an awesome place! We highly recommend the hotel, the breakfast, and the staff! They over deliver. We will be back soon!

Nice hotel on the edge of the park and China town. Easy walk to Faneuil hall, Newbury street, south station and the North end. The rooms are nice and clean. Lots of food choices close by. Good hotel to stay at if you like that end of town for shopping.

Got in "trouble" one time here while renting the Presidential Suite, of all rooms, for playing music on the speaker THEY provided! It was not even that loud -- they just have the speaker set up on the wall with the neighbor's bed on the other side. Also it was Saturday night! Very annoying and the rude staff asked if I had been "smoking or drinking"..... sir I do not smoke cigarettes and I wear lovely perfume, thank you very much. And none of your business what I put in my body regardless.

We had a pleasant stay. Outdoor rooftop was nice but seems dated. It has so much more potential. No TVs and open heaters in strategic places sure would help. Only one bar area. The bar on the first floor was closed the entire time we were there. Like the decor of the lobby but windows need to be cleaned in hallways and rooms. Doors do not open in rooms to balconies, which is a bummer. I will be back but with tempered enthusiasm.

The room is spacious and the balcony is a plus. The tub is a dream to soak in. But the bed is horrible. I've been coming to this hotel for the past decade ( on tour). I've complained about the beds before and to no avail they are horrible. You can see in the photos how sunken the bed is. The elevators are a nightmare. You can wait up to 10/15 min for one. There seems to be no service elevator so during prime time the elevators are shared with the housekeepers and hotel staff which is not convenient. The quality of a hotel should alway be examined. It's the cracks that makes or break it. Pay attention to whoever is in charge!!!! And the hotel bar charges way to much for normal drink rates. Comfortable but not is how I would describe the experience.

The Revere Hotel Boston was a good experience despite the outside of the building looking like the Soviet Union. Once inside, you'll notice simple touches that make your stay welcoming. Here's why I enjoyed it: 1) Location: It's close enough to the Boston Common (two blocks away) without being in the thick of tourists. It's in the Theater District, a close walk to some other interesting neighborhoods like South End and Chinatown. 2) Amenities: The rooms are spacious and come with a variety of goods like two kinds of shampoo, a pillow menu, and a balcony with a good view of the city (I was on the 14th floor). There's a gym, pool, restaurant, bar, and a rooftop bar with even better views of Boston. 3) Service: The front desk staff and cleaning staff were very kind and helpful. I'd stay here again!

My partner and I had a 24 hour travel and although we both thoroughly understand that our travel time is not by choice the travel agents and or attendants employed to assist us in our trips/travels. However, due to our travel endeavors personal and or professional... others are employed by what we spend in trip and with that pay they pay for their livelihoods and bills. I share the above with all humility as I am merely expressing and stating facts of the matter. I pay for a service and I expect my hard earned and paid services to be honored. James, the rude, obscene, vulgar and lying Revere night attendant had my partner and I waiting on our shuttle for Revere's associate parking lot for way over the fifteen minutes he promised. We called twenty three minutes prior to their last call and James promised a shuttle would pick us up within fifteen minutes or less. I am a hundred percent disabled veteran who cannot stand long... we waited over forty-five minutes and no one picked up us up. When we called Revere, James answered again, and only this time James claimed that he never told my wife he was sending a shuttle. So essentially, in turn, he called my wife a liar. At this point it's about three minutes passed midnight. My wife would never claim someone from Revere is sending a shuttle WE PREPAID for would be coming when it wasn't. James hung up on me within thirty seconds of when I asked for compensation or to speak to a manager. So in total, we've paid over $200 for shuttle and sketchy parking between failed Ubers and Taxis due to Revere's negligence. I do expect at the very least a comment in response from Revere. I will be reporting this to BBB and posting his on ever platform I can copy paste the truth about Revere.

Good roof deck to hang out to have some drinks. The Manhattan was good. The cranberry drink was OK.

Updating my review, my friend got a $87.39 fee on her bill. When we checked in the credit card we gave them was for incidentals, well apparently this charge is because we booked through a 3rd party (Expedia). It doesn't state on our Expedia booking that this would happen and this has never happened to us before and I've used Expedia hundreds of times. They never gave or emailed my friend a copy of the receipt at check out, nor is this policy posted anywhere in the hotel or on their website. The manager is refusing to take the charge off of the bill. With all of this hassle I WOULD NEVER STAY HERE AGAIN AND WILL NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO ANYONE AS WELL.

I made a last minute trip to Boston this weekend and stayed at the Revere Hotel. This was a Great hotel! The service was excellent, from the front desk to the maintenance was outstanding. The restaurant and bar was really nice and served some good food and drinks. Parking attached to the building and convenient. The decor was beautiful with classic white subway tiles in the bathrooms and CO Bigelow soap in the bathroom. Nice modern design in the bedrooms with really nice furnishings. The rooms all have terraces which is a must for me because I'm a bit claustrophobic when in large buildings. They have a beautiful roof top patio which was closed for the season but the gentleman who checked was accommodating enough to take us up to see it. We had a fantastic time at this hotel which was convenient to everything. Theaters, bars, and restaurants were just a quick walk away. I would highly recommend this place if you're visiting Boston.

We never got our room made, only 2 towels, no plastic cups for water,even though a ice bucket. We called guest service no answer we had to go to the front desk The roof closed. This hotel advertised that as one of the great things about it. It was like they were closed Sunday.

Pros: decent location, nice art, nice roof top bar (for drinks, food wasn't good). Food was amazing at the restaurant though (meatballs, duck, salmon). Cons: the gym is horrible. Small, old and worn and 2 out of 3 days no towels, no wipes. And they charge a $25 a day amenities fee! For what I have no idea. No USBs and limited outlets in rooms. If you have a phone, smart watch, computer you'll need to bring your own multi surge bar to pull everything in. Front desk staff: not overly welcoming or friendly. It's an old worn hotel that is trying hard to be hip and while they have updated things such as adding the funky art work, there are things to the update they missed. Worn door edges for example. It's got a cool vibe in general until you look closer.

I stay in a lot of hotels around the world, about half the month I'm in one, and I have to say I really like this hotel! Once you enter the lobby you see they have spent a lot of time and money updating the hotel and making it modern. Once I got to my room I was very happy with the layout and decor of the room. You walk in and there is dark hardwood floors leading you into the room, which I loved. The bed was large and very comfortable, the paintings on the wall were very lovely and modern. The view I had from my balcony was overlooking the city and absolutely beautiful. I also got to overlook the outdoor patio area, which was full of people and playing music....which I thought would keep me up all night, but I think they used soundproof or thick glass to prevent noise because I didn't hear a thing when I went to bed. The outdoor patio was great, they only have 1 bar to order drinks but it didn't take too long to get one. There was an abundance of seating and cabanas along the side to sit or lay down. They also had corn hole and a large Janga set to play games while hanging out. I love this hotel and can't wait to come back to it next time I'm in Boston!

The hotel is beautiful with a great location and a balcony in the room! Will definitely stay here again

We had a lovely stay at Revere Hotel. Sean at reception was amazing. He could tell we had traveled a long way so he upgraded our room and gave us a late check out. The room was spacious but the bathroom was on the smaller side. We went up to check out the rooftop, but since we arrived late we weren't able to enjoy it. The next day we ran into Sean at a convenience store down the street. Sean remembered our faces and wished us safe travels- hospitality like that is truly one of a kind!

I normaly stay at the Revere when I visit Boston. The hotel has a great location, near all the things I need. The room was clean, but the mattress had seen better days. I was dissapointed that the lobby bar and the roof top bar were closed both days I visited. Overall great location and views but the hotel needs a refresh.

In Boston for work and used @hoteltonight to book this room for $172 when the regular rate was $282 everywhere else. This is a very nice 4 star hotel in downtown Boston in the middle of it all. Friendly staff, nice bar on 2nd floor, room service available until 11 and they have a pillow menu for you to choose from. I also appreciate how inviting it smells when you enter into the lobby. Great customer service experience. The decor is pretty cool with the tattoos & earrings added to the pictures and art on each wall. The bathroom has antique like fixtures and uses Bigelow products. Very nice hotel I would stay at again

We liked the location it's in the center of downtown .. they let us check in almost 4 hours early and when we got back to the room later on in the night they had a bottle of champagne waiting for us complimentary for my birthday. Perfect!!! There wasn't really anything to do at the hotel and the rooftop bar was not set up with the chair coverings... it looked like a mess. It was early though like 12pm. The hotel photos that they advertise on the website are pretty much a catfish though in my opinion for the rooftop area. Obviously they're not at 100% but it was very dead. I was charged two times for the resort destinations fee but once I got a hold of someone they reversed it immediately...( but with no apology.) However, it happened to others as well because I read the reviews so to be proactive when I checked in I confirmed with two males at the front desk that this room was paid for in full and they said yes on booking.com... so idk why I was charged again on the "accidentals" credit card I put down? I would say if you're in your early 20- late 30s go to the Moxy next door.

I stayed here for 5 nights for business. I come to Boston this time of the year, annually, for a convention, and this has been the nicest and best valued hotel I've stayed at. Pros: Location - in the heart of downtown Boston. Plenty of places to walk to, including the Theater District, Chinatown, Boston Common, etc. There's a 7-11 located across the street to stock up on beverages/snacks. There's a laundromat and a dry cleaner located behind the hotel, one block away. Gym - huge, plenty of treadmills, supported squat rack, tons of free weights, pull up bar, etc. Friendly service - everyone was professional and greets you. They even offer a complimentary shoe shine service Spacious room - clean, comfortable, big screen TV w/ 4 HBO channels, balcony with a great view Cons: They are undergoing construction and you have to take 2 different elevators which was a bit of a nuisance. Also, elevators didn't always seem to be working up to speed. No mini fridge in room. I would stay here again if I am in the area and the price is right.

The hotel itself is very swanky and trendy...it very much reminds me of a Kimpton or W hotel, so you know it's not going to be cheap. The bar area downstairs is really cute...there's the bar itself and an area with couches to relax. The drink menu is pretty legit, but for some reason, the bartender completely ignored me (and my friends) when we were there. Odd as I hadn't had one drink and I was really polite...who knows. Anyway, I loved the decorations, lots of references to the 1700s and the Revolutionary War. The location itself is great, an easy walk to a variety of restaurants and bars (although my idiot self could not find this hotel to save my life)! They have valet parking and self parking in the hotel which is nice. The room itself was great, no complaints. I booked through an outside agency, so I ended up with two double beds, but I had a decent view, a full stocked bathroom with a tub/shower combination and some nice shampoos, conditions, body washes and lotions to use. The bed was comfortable and there was a little note next to the bed stating that if I needed different pillow or extra pillows, I should call down and ask. I wish room service went longer! (12am on weekends, and I got back to the hotel at 1:30am. BOO!) Moving on, there's a breakfast restaurant on the M level which looked really cute and trendy (I didn't eat there). It's also on the same level as the gym which is pretty adequate for a hotel gym. There are a few treadmills and machines, an area for free weights, some stretching balls, and Bosu balls. (Note, the gym is a little bit difficult to find, but just follow the signs). I ended up leaving my parking ticket in the room after I checked out and the staff was very helpful in helping me find the garage and doing anything they could to help me. Luckily I did go for work or I would have been a little upset that they tacked on an additional fee for the services and amenities (even if you don't use them), so be sure to use the pools, gym, etc. etc. and get your money's worth!

We stayed here while in Boston. This place is centrally located which made it super easy to visit places either by foot or a short uber ride. If visiting Harvard, you are only about 15 minutes away. If visiting Boston College or Babson College, you are about 24-30 min away via a hired car. There's a CVS right across the street which came in handy for purchasing water and some cough medicine for my daughter. The staff is nice except a waiter in the restaurant who seemed to be in a perpetual bad mood especially around 10pm (the resturant/bar closes at 11). The bathroom is slightly small but the beds are large and comfy (we had a double queen room and it slept 2 adults and 2 teens comfortably). The water pressure is questionable but the room was quiet even though we faced the busy street. When we first entered the room, the door to the balcony was ajar which was odd (and caused the room to be freezing) but I chalked it up to the room being aired out for COVID purposes (and, yes, you can stand out on the balcony). One night we ventured to what we thought was the rooftop sitting area but it really was a closed off really creepy floor that reminded us of a horror movie...we were super happy when the elevator came and wisked us away from there! I suppose it's under construction but there are no signs saying so. Due to COVID there's no room service (i.e. cleaning) unless requested. We were only there 2 days so we just made due.

Stayed here in December. The location was perfect. It's at the Theater District which is a couple of blocks from China Town and several T stations. It's about 15-20 minutes from the airport via T. Copley Square is about 15 min walk but it was very cold so the Green line on Arlington station was a better option and only 1 stop away. Some parts of the hotel was under renovation but their commitment to service overcame any inconveniences like the closed popular rooftop pool bar and breakfast atrium. Even the lobby was in a makeshift area but as soon as I walked in, 2 friendly professionally dressed agents greeted me with a smile. I forgot the gentleman's name who checked me in but he put me on the quiet side of the building, away from the construction noise. I appreciated that very much because I realized when I woke up on Monday, construction started early on the other side of the building. Now, that's excellent customer service! The room was spacious and modern plus a balcony with a view of the city. The linens were fresh, bed was comfy, bath had a nice selection of shampoo, conditioner and body wash. My favorite was the mint infused shampoo :) Room also had good wifi reception, TV, coffee maker and writing desk. The fitness center had decent equipment and complimentary ear buds just in case you forgot yours (nice touch). There's also a trendy bar / club on the 1st floor called Emerald Lounge but I wasn't able to check it out. I also got a crazy deal from Hotwire for 90 bucks (w/ tax) per night. For this hotel class with an amazing service, I'd pay more but got lucky and convinced me to give a 5 star rating. I would definitely come back and stay here again and recommend to friends.

Just walking in the front door was a pleasure. A beautiful hotel with friendly smiles at the desk. The staff was quick to check-in and offer any needed information. The smells in the lobby were even great. A lot of hotels smell stale in the lobby, but this was fresh. My room was very spacious and the decor, although a bit on the dark (gray) side was nice. The bed was very comfortable. And pillows were great too. The TV was very large. There are HBO channels listed but they wouldn't come through. I think it a legal dispute between HBO and Dish Network as one of the screens has a note. Great sized bathroom and sink area. I'm more of a shower person on business trips and I only had a tub/shower combo. Not sure about the other rooms. I think it because it's a renovated, older hotel. Unfortunately, at 10:30 PM I can hear the person above me filling the tub and then draining it. Very loud...too loud. The morning sounds of people using the shower, etc were very loud too. Kind of a bummer. If you're a light sleeper, beware! The air conditioning/heating unit is very quick and responsive with great flow. No morning coffee!! Ugh! In a nutshell, good job Revere. I'm looking forward to a return. BTW, I would have gone to the bar for a bite, but the Cowboys were playing on the TV and I just can't stomach that. Don't want to lose my food. ;)

overrated . Room didn't even have a hairdryer . no mini fridge . charged me the wrong amount . way better choices than this out there. the only good thing was the view.

Overall, I enjoyed this hotel. Upon check-in, we figured it was way too early for the room to be ready, but they held our bags. They said they'd text when the room was ready, but this did not occur. Even so, when we arrived, everyone was welcoming and helpful. The room itself was well appointed and stylish. The TV is positively ENORMOUS, and it has not only Netflix, but Hulu and Youtube. The bathroom is large and comfortable, and the bath products are very nice. Any hotel that has bathrobes is one I feel good about :) Less positively, the doors are some sort of sound magnet, it seems. It is too easy to hear distinct conversations from the hallway in your room. Also, the bed is comfy, but the pillows suck. I know that sounds crazy; there's a pillow menu! I appreciate the gesture, but we got the "back sleeper" pillow and found it too firm, whereas the standard pillow was almost laughably quick to "deflate." The result? Lots of neck pain. We are both stomach sleepers, but strangely, there was no option for that in the pillow menu. Adding this would be great! It's hard to be too negative, though. The hotel is a well run enterprise, and the details are overall taken care of well. This isn't an old hotel trying to coast on a name brand, nor is there peeling paint, stained carpet, etc. that are badly concealed (happens often at large chains). It's well located and a sophisticated, comfortable place to hang your (tricorner?) hat!

The front desk staff aren't into smiling or even pretending they want to be at the Revere Commons. First visit started with keys to the wrong room. After trying to open my door to no avail returned back to the front desk. The original man then stated I was given the wrong room keys and definitely put off handed me off to a woman for new keys. This clearly was not her forte as she struggled and kept answering phone without putting on hold. Clearly the fact I needed keys put them over the top. After another 15 minutes the original man took over and voila after a few minutes keys to my room! Rooms are subpar no microwave or mini fridge. To top it off many outlets don't work. When I plugged in hairdryer it caught fire. Worse yet when I went to front desk to report and ask for another was told it was too early to obtain from housekeeping. Asked if front desk could get from an unoccupied room. That lovely roof deck is an illusion if rain predicted during this drought it is shut down. Yep rain was predicted but since a draught was a no show as was enjoying that roof top deck. Hotel and hospitality is a zero at Revere Tremont! Same price range and location without a deck but excellent hospitality, cocktail and warm chocolate chip cookie at Hilton on Washington St.

The view is not that great but the decor and ambience at the premise makes up for that. I didn't expect food to be good but to my surprise, the burger was juicy and lobster roll was stuffed with lobster meats. The ice cream sandwiches were amazing as well. Overall, a pretty amazing experience.

Rooms were nice, staff was friendly, manager accommodating, the location is great, the selection of toiletries is impressive. However, I've only given them 4 stars because we were sold a bit of bait and switch. I booked two rooms a month before and we were looking to using their pool. Alas, upon arrival we were told that the Pool was closed for the summer and had been for a few weeks. My gripe is that we were never notified and being that their rooftop pool is a major reason to book they should have notified us.

I highly recommend this hotel. Everything about it is amazing. For starters the whole hotel has a lovely scent. Very clean. The staff is super friendly and super attentive. It's very central , you can walk to everything. Would definitely come back. I give a ten.

First time to Boston and booked this hotel on a recommendation from someone and it did not disappoint! Walking distance to all the historic sites and great eating places. The hotel itself was super clean with a great bar and a highly accommodating staff. Too bad for this business and the city,that was the birthplace for action against a tyrannical government, that they are Allowing draconian and nazi policy to grip their city. Hope it survives because it is a great hotel.