Another great stay at the Revere. We love the historical theme, the central location, the comfortable spacious rooms, and good food. The staff were all so friendly and helpful and while there may not be a lot of fancy frills it is such an excellent value. It has become our go to place for overnights in Boston.

Glenn Mace was very accommodating and kind during our trip. Had a good night with my friends and ended it with drinks at Rebel’s Guild! You go Glenn Coco!

I stayed at the Revere Hotel for two nights and had a great experience overall. The location is honestly unbeatable - right in the Theatre District and only a block from Boston Common. It made getting around the city easy, and there were so many great food options within walking distance.What really stood out, though, was the staff. Abdel checked us in and his professionalism was superb. He made the process smooth, made sure we had everything we needed, and was genuinely kind and welcoming. That first impression really set the tone for our stay.The hotel itself was clean, comfortable, and had a great city vibe. The rooms were well kept and I loved the patriotic theme throughout the hotel - it definitely screams Boston and adds a unique character to the stay.Overall, I would definitely recommend staying here, especially if you want to be in a central location with friendly, attentive service.

I was bit by bedbugs. My left eye was so enlarged when I went to my work meeting people asked me what happened. The restaurant was overpriced for a chopped salad and wings. They said they had Diet Coke and gave me two mini sized diet Pepsis. Sorry. Pepsi is not Coke. The sink was clogged. I had a busy schedule so I was too tired to bring this up until they bombarded me to review their hotel. It is an okay hotel but I bet the Sheraton or others near Roxbury would have been cleaner and more comfortable.

I recently stayed at this property and, unfortunately, cannot recommend it. While the front desk staff was pleasant and the bathroom was clean, the room itself was a major disappointment.​The AC struggled to heat the room despite being set to 80°F, and the TV's smart features were unusable due to poor connectivity. Most frustratingly, there was no refrigerator provided, and the room had a strong, musty carpet odor that required us to keep the balcony door open for fresh air when we first got into the room.​To top it off, I was charged a $40 amenity fee despite only receiving two bottles of water. For the price point, you are much better off staying at a nearby Courtyard or similar mid-tier hotel where basic functional amenities are guaranteed.