Although the Radisson’s location in the theatre district isn’t very exciting in itself, it was extremely convenient and central for visiting other parts of the city. Good points: smooth check-in, even late at night; location, very comfy beds, good thick curtains, excellent shower, carpeted hallways to deaden noise, well-thought-out arrangements for leaving bags after check-out. Not so good points: balcony over-looking building site, shouting in the hallways, lack of cafés/diners in the immediate vicinity to ring the changes at breakfast. Overall a good, practical option if you can find a decent rate.

I stayed at the Radisson in Boston for two weeks on business. I enjoyed the free internet access in the hotel room. The breakfast buffet wasn't bad, though there were some odd choices (thai egg rolls with chilli sauce for breakfast!?).

The staff were friendly and responsive. I didn't have a great shower one day due to a large family in the room next door causing pressure problems by using all the water. I did get a free buffet breakfast to make up for it which sorted me out.

Location is great, near the shopping district and close enough to the T.

The Raddison Boston Hotel is 5 blocks from Quincy Market,4 blocks from Newbury St. and is easy walking distance to both places. If you book a night at the hotel take the pre-paid parking option, you save$$, the beds are the Sleep Number Beds and are nice,the rooms are clean with plenty of room and the staff was very good.Give it a try..

I stayed in this hotel with my family for 7 nights in March and I can only echo what previous reviewers have said. Great location - one block from Boston Common and the Public Garden, near Boylston T stop so all of Boston is accessible. Rooms are a lot larger than usual for Boston. The fact that each room has a balcony adds to the sense of space and the view is great. Beds can be adjusted to your liking. Good heating & ventilation in rooms. Staff are very helpful and rooms are kept spotless. Room was quiet - we rarely heard other guests.