I stayed at the Residence Inn recently during a brief snow event. I have special needs (wheelchair accessibility) and the Residence Inn met most of them. The room they assigned me to was comfortable for one in a wheelchair, had a "roll-in" shower, was plesantly appointed, had a huge TV, was quiet, even though it lies next to a major... More

You pretty much know what you are going to get when you check in to a Residence Inn and this particular one was no different: a clean, comfortable room and a good night sleep. This property has recently been updated. Breakfast is complimentary and offered many choices. The room was clean and had a sink, fridge, cooktop, dishwasher, and microwave.... More

Here in Boston on business. Decided to stay in the Residence Inn Marriott in Danvers, I was very pleased at what a nice hotel it was. I was here with one person and we stayed in the room with the 1 king sized bed, small living area, fireplace, kitchen and separate bath. Everything was clean and well maintained. Even though... More

Went to Topsfield, Mass. for a weekend to see family. Decided to stay at the Marriott Residence Inn because it was convenient and well priced and happens to be one of the nicer hotels in the area. Arrived and found that the entire hotel was renovated and they did a really great job. The rooms are nice and the spot... More

The rooms were spacious though the 2 bedroom rooms are actually loft style so there are no doors on the bedrooms compromising privacy. The rooms are dark and there is not a lot of natural light (surprising as their renovation could have included sky light windows).The internet connection is slow and temperamental and there is no wireless. The standard of... More

Summers are long in Texas, so we were looking to escape the October heat. Boston was wonderful and this hotel was a home away from home. This hotel was reasonalby priced, had large cofortable rooms, and very friendly service. I hope to return again.

This suburban Residence Inn was a great option for economical Boston lodging. After looking at many websites for hotels in Boston for our mid-October visit, it was difficult to find a midweek room in Boston for less than $400, plus $40/night parking. While we were 15 miles from our favorite restaurants and bakeries in the North End, it was not... More

We stayed at the newly "renovated" Residence Inn in Danvers, MA. Based on the price, $159.00 per night we thought we would be getting something special. The "newly" renovated room was new carpeting (sorely needed), a new bed (very comfortable) and a kitchen with a granite counter and stainless steel appliances. Sounds good? Well think twice about this hotel. The... More

We stayed here 10 days through the beginning of August. Even though it is under renovation, our room was well kept and comfortable. The staff is congenial and attentive. Once you figure out how to get here from Route One northbound access is all right. One improvement would be to have a few more cooking utensils (e.g. hot water kettel,... More