Location. The Inn at Harvard is located in Harvard Square in Cambridge, Mass., two blocks from a subway station on Massachusetts Avenue.... more »
Location. The Inn at Harvard is located in Harvard Square in Cambridge, Mass., two blocks from a subway station on Massachusetts Avenue. Harvard University, the oldest American college, and Harvard Yard, the oldest part of Harvard University are next door to the Inn. Downtown Boston is four miles from the property. Boston Logan International Airport is seven miles away. Hotel Features. Designed in Georgian style by Graham Gund, the Inn at Harvard's four story atrium resembles the courtyard of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum with Palladian windows, murals, fresh flowers, statues and sofas. Food service is provided in the atrium, where guests may dine on roasted Atlantic salmon, seared filet of sole or seasonal dishes. The hotel provides a complimentary on site fitness center. Complimentary newspapers are provided in the lobby. Guestrooms. Climate controlled guestrooms are dressed in soft pastels, neutral hues and Egyptian cotton linens. Guests are provided bathrobes and designer toiletries in private bathrooms. Accommodations include high speed wireless Internet access and cable television. Expert Tip. Owned by Harvard University, the Inn at Harvard allows guests the privilege of dining at the Harvard Faculty Club, founded in 1929 which is usually restricted to faculty and alumni.
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34 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for business
Bottom line: it's a fancy, elegant, quiet, well-located hotel that isn't really worth the price (not as bad if you have a AAA discount, though).
Let's put it this way -- the room service was a microcosm of my experience there. At the end of a long day, I decided to spoil myself by ordering some dinner to my room. The food arrived promptly and was delicious...as well as ludicrously overpriced for the portions!
21 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
Great, light filled lobby. Helpful and professional staff. Conveniently located near Harvard Square, Harvard University and a plethora of shops and restaurants. Great for college tours or family visits.
30 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for business
The hotel, and the rooms themselves, have a lot of flash but little core value.
The service is poor. Everything is about money, even after charging >$200/night !! They charge for everything else including 800 # calls, newspapers, etc. It is terrible. The concierge only knows the name of the hotel restaurant.
If you have to be close to Harvard, the location is good. But there are better hotels that are just as convenient as this one.
38 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
It’s in a great location, has clean, and well appointed rooms. It’s a good value in this area. But their service poor, rude, and management is unconcerned.
GREAT LOCATION, CLEAN AND WELL APPOINTED ROOM. ROOM OFFERS A GOOD VALUE IN THIS AREA. NIGHT STAFF AT FRONT DESK RUDE, MANAGER AND GENERAL MANAGER RUDE. TO TOP IT OFF AFTER CHECK OUT I FOUND DAMGE TO MY VEHICLE THAT HAD BEEN VALET PARKED AT THE...
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