We stayed 3 nights at the Radisson Hotel Boston on Stewart Street. It was an average hotel. Not a lot of frills. It was a short, 4-5 block walk to the closest green "T" line, which made getting around the city convenient. The staff was friendly and helpful. The room was clean and average size. Two adults and 2 children... more

My Husband and I stayed here only one night at the end of our trip visiting friends for the July 4th weekend. We were on the 22 nd floor in room 2219. The room had such an incredible view of the Hancock building. I sat next to the sliding door and just gazed at the view. As another reviewer said,... more

We spent 4 nights in the Radisson in early June. Originally we thought the hotel was in Cambridge so were delighted when we realised our mistake, and were actually right down-town. The lobby may not be too snazzy but do not let appearances fool you. The room was huge with a separate lounge area with a 2nd huge TV. The... more

I stayed at the Radisson for 6 nights and enjoyed my room very much. The free internet access is a great asset and the friendly staff is most certainly even more so. I had some disagreement concerning room billing and the personnel was most forthcoming. Two things bothered me: the hotel atmosphere is the culmination of anonymity. Lobby practically nonexistent... more

Good location. 15 minute walk from Back Bay Station. Lovely area with lots of good restaurants and bars. 15 minute walk to nearest subway station but most atttractions within walking distance. Asked for room with view and were given large room on top floor with great view and balcony. Big comfy bed and usual amenities. Reasonable swimming pool and v... more

The Radisson is a nice place to stay. It was blocks away from the Boston Common (start of the Freedom Trail) and the subway station. This isn't the nicest place I've ever stayed, but for the price and the location, I would definitely recommend it! The breakfast at the hotel's restaurant (not complimentary) was wonderful. Be sure to try it! more

We stayed at the Raddison last week and absolutely loved it. We were going to a Red Sox game and decided to book something in Boston for the night through Priceline. We got a great rate of $89.00 on priceline and were so lucky because with the NBA finals in town there were no hotel rooms to be found. Our... more

the low ceilings in the lobby and shabby elevators kind of spoiled this hotel; the rooms are small but comfortable and the staff was helpful for the most part. There was no free wireless internet and the workout room was a joke, however I got directions to a health club on Boylston street which was nice. The location is good-... more

Booked this hotel through Priceline.com. Had never used it before so I was a bit worried, but turned out great. We paid $125 a night instead of the $300+ standard rate. Hotel doesn't look that impressive from the outside but is newly renovated on the inside. Right from check-in the staff couldn't have been nicer and were extremely professional and... more