Stayed 3 nights in Boston as part of a trip to celebrate our Silver Wedding anniversary. We were made to feel welcome from the moment we arrived. The girl at check- in was very pleasant & asked if we were there on holiday. When we said it was for our anniversary she looked to see if a suite was available & upgraded us to one for no extra charge. The room was vast with facilities to make tea/coffee, lovely soaps etc in the bathroom & wonderful fluffy bathrobes - heaven! The hotel was bright, clean & airy & the air-conditioning was up to date. The area is quiet but only a 5 minute walk to Faneuil Hall, Quincy market & the harbour. We did the tram tour & the Freedom trail during our visit. We ate breakfast just across the street in a small cafe where we could get omlette with bacon, home fries & toast for less than $6. The food was freshly cooked & if you didn't mind using plastic plates, knives & forks it was great value. We found the people of Boston very friendly & helpful & throughly enjoyed our trip.

We booked the Hilton Financial thru Priceline for a one night stay. Our room with 2 double beds was spacious & clean & very comfy! Staff was helpful & courteous & we were able to check in early.

The main reason for our trip to Boston was for a Sox game at Fenway & we had a fairly easy walk to the T at Govt Center to get to the Kenmore station. I've stayed at other Boston city hotels with a closer proximity to the T, but the streets & alleys were well lit & felt safe walking back to the hotel after the game.

As other reviewers have mentioned, this hotel sits in a busy daytime location, but not much going on in the evenings. 5 to 10 min. walk to Quincy Market as well which was convenient. Valet parking at hotel cost was $38 per night, with an extra $6 for early check-in between 12:00 & 2:00.

It would have been nice to have had a Dunkin' Donuts close by but we managed! All in all, a decent stay!

Got an amazing deal on Priceline ($140.00 for Saturday night). Huge, clean corner room with two double beds (No. 1131). Brought our two young kids (9 and 7) for a weekend in Boston. Hilton is 5 to 10 minute walk to Fanuiel Hall, Harbor cruises. 15 minute walk to Little Italy. Just a wonderful stay at a great price. Legal Seafoods is worth the price. Dim Sum at China Pearl 9 Tyler St. was great. Highly recommended.

Only hotel available with double room when we booked here. $179 gvt rate. Contrary to another review, our double room was HUGE and very nicely decorated (old world european style, not Sofitel european style). There were two beds, two large chairs with ottomans a large desk and chair with lots of room in between. We had four windows and a nice view of the financial district. Room 1008. The service was excellent, the hotel was clean (I don't think ANY hotel room carpet is clean) and well appointed. The bathroom was nice, toiletries Crabtree & Evelyn. The closet was very small. The beds were ok comfortable but the bedding was excellent. The front desk service was slow but very polite and accomodating except they wouldn't check us in at 2:40 pm with guaranteed check in time of 3pm. The concierge answered phones promptly and easily answered all questions. The doorman was ALWAYS there (the same one most of our stay?!?) They keep 2 cabs outside at all times. Our cab from the airport on Thurs at 2:30pm took 16 minutes, $17 fare. Our cab back to the airport Sunday at 11a took 9 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!! We were told it would take 40+ minutes since the latest big dig disasters. We were pleasantly surprised. Our only complaint other than the check in thing is that the hotel is not conveniently located for subway service. It's way too far to walk to the Back Bay/Copley/Newberry/Beacon Hill areas. We felt safe walking around the hotel at all hours of the day and night with lots of people around at all times, no sketchy types seen in the area at all. The hotel is an easy 5-10 minute walk to Quincy Market, many of the Freedom Trail sites,and the waterfront/aquarium. The North End was a pretty easy 15 minute walk, safe at night. The area seemed to have a pretty hoppin' nightlife. There was a cute pub, Mr. Dooley's right next door but we were always too tired to go in on our way home. It was busy every night. There are no restaurants in the area open for breakfast on weekends except the hotel restaurants. There was a Starbucks and a Dunkin' Donuts close by, though. The bar was open late. We ate breakfast in the hotel restaurant Sunday morning. The buffet was standard fare so we ate off the menu, also standard fare except I had a fantastic egg white and fresh vegie omelet. The coffee was fine. The service was quite good.

I would have given the hotel an excellent rating except for the check in problem.