Holiday Inn Boston Brookline Hotel - Page 1

Right in Brookline Village, close to a T stop. Shops and restaurants all around, including restaurant and bar in the building. Free wireless throughout hotel.

The hotel had a nice restaurant and bar, but the event planning was poor. My aunt had her birthday party there and the entire staff was clueless about what my aunt and the event planner had discussed.

The location of the Holiday Inn hotel at Brookline is very conveniently located in front of the T tracks for easy travel, as well as near many restaurants and shops. I am not entirely sure of the rooms regular guests receive for regular price, but the student deal for spring break housing for Boston University is adequate. Problems encountered at my last stay included an hour or two delay in checking in because the room was not ready, broken bathroom facilities and a computer glitch that would have had my roommate and I paying for international phone calls we did not make left over from who ever occupied the room before us had we not argued with the manager over it and traced the numbers for evidence. None of the services of the hotel were used besides the wireless network which had problems staying connected for both of us, but besides the problems we ran into the stay was comfortable.

This hotel made me feel welcome: Since we were students staying with an extremely reduced price, one might or might not expect equal treatment to other guests. We did receive equal consideration.

It had very convenient access to the 'T'. The temperature in the common areas could be better controlled.

The location was central to the public transportation. It was within walking distance to local shopping.

This hotel made me feel secure: There was security personnel at the door late at night.