While in Boston I stayed at the
Chandler Inn Hotel. The staff there was very friendly. There is a subway and
train station 5 minutes away from the hotel.
I was happy to see that they had
a lift so I wouldn't have to carry my suitcase up the stairs.
There was no breakfast at the
hotel, but they did have a complimentary coffee machine and ice machine in the
reception.
The room was very nice; modern
and quite large, and I just have to say the TV was enormous! And I didn't even
use it! I had a room on the corner of the building so I had windows on two
sides of the room which was really nice, made the room a lot lighter, the view
was also really nice, I wasn't just staring into a brick wall. Only thing I didn't like about the room was that there wasn't a duvet just a blanket covered
by sheets, and no one had “warned” me that I should turn on the air-con for
heat in the night. I woke up in the middle of the night the first night because
I was freezing. I do like to have a
duvet, even in summer, just because it feels a lot more “snuggly”, I think I
might have slept better if there had been a duvet there but as it was I slept
fine and the room was a very nice place to come back to after a long day
exploring.
The bathroom wasn't large but it
was just the right size for me. The shower was large though, and it was kind of
nice to be able to stand in one end while I checked the water without getting
it all over me when it was too cold. Took me a while to figure out how the get
the water the right temperature though, but when I did it was a “duh!” moment. As
usual I didn't think the pressure was hard enough, but it was okay. I liked
that there was a small shelf over the sink where I could keep all my skincare
products while I was there.
There was free WiFi at the hotel
but it wasn't very good at all. It was really slow and would sometimes just
fall out, but that might be because I was so far away from the reception, but
still… I would lose a whole blog post a couple of times because I didn't think to
copy it in case it failed to post.
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