Stayed two nights. Best thing about the hotel is its location -- right near Copley Square (Trinity Church, Public Library) and a very short walk to the Public Garden. Best thing in the hotel is the skylit breakfast room on the 5th floor. As for the creepy parts...it's a little hard to find the entrance to the hotel (we drove past it once), which is on a nondescript stub of a street right next to a parking garage. You can get somewhat of a deal on parking, but the garage (at least on the weekend, when we were there) is kind of deserted & you have to find the management office (and not just use the payment machines) to get the discount. Lobby quiet & spooky, though they do have security there at off hours. Room was small & bathroom (though was clean & functional) looked a few decades old. Like I said, location of the free breakfast was nice but the breakfast itself was on the bare-bones end of the spectrum of cold continental stuff. Would stay here again, assuming again that the price was right. Hotel itself felt perfectly safe but would not recommend the parking garage to nervous single travelers.
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