The room was nice, but parking was a nightmare! When we found the hotel, it was difficult to find parking near the hotel while trying to maneuver down one-way streets. We finally found a parking garage about three blocks away. My children wheeled their suitcases on the streets to the hotel. Parking fees were $42 for the night, but that was only if we left by 7:00 a.m. The garage charged by the hour after that (I think it was $7 per hour). We entered the hotel at 2:30 after a long drive and were told that we could not register until 3:00. When we asked reception staff about the parking situation, the woman said that we could park ? (somewhere) and the charge would be about $36 for the night. We didn't think the $6 was worth it to walk the three blocks to go park it again. We stayed one night and decided we would find another hotel for the rest of our stay. We definitely would have picked a different hotel if we had known parking wasn't included right next to the hotel.
As far as Boston goes, the New England Aquarium was okay, the IMAX movie was great in 3-D, and Quincy Market was fun. We really enjoyed the New England Aquarium Whale Watch and filmed some great footage of many whales! The kids loved that.
We did as much as we could before we left the area to find a new hotel. I have never written a review before, but I thought I had to this time. I don't remember anything written on the Wyndham website about their lack of parking and fees to park, so I thought I would let people know.
The hotel did offer valet parking, so you might want to have the hotel park it for you if you go.
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