Element Boston Seaport District

The provided full kitchen would be nice for a longer stay and is fully stocked for cooking with utensils and cookware. They were under construction while we were here and the pool (small) was out of service so that was kind of a bummer. Gym is small but has nice equipment open 24hrs. Helpful staff. Nice shower/bathroom. Clean room. Comfy beds. Good hvac. Great location for access to the Convention Center. Easy walk just across the street. Reasonably priced compared to other hotels.

We had a great stay at the Boston Seaport hotel. The property itself is beautiful, clean, & in a perfect location. The atmosphere was welcoming & comfortable. EJ really added to the experience with excellent service and a great attitude, it made our stay more enjoyable. We would definitely stay here again.

This is a nicer, newer and modern Marriott property albeit off the beaten bath and completely lacking in ambience and character, thus the name "Element". If you're a VERY fast walker, it's about a 25 minute walk to South Staton MBTA Station which will connect you the areas of Boston that you actually want to see and roam. The D Street/Element/Seaport area is largely an industrial/former warehouse center with an/asphalt and concrete parking lot vibe. This is a sterile, fringe and pedestrian-dead area with little to no foot traffic and ZERO shopping or restaurants etc. Absolutely nothing to see here. When visiting Boston location is everything. As to the property, it is clean, well maintained with a nice gym, pool and outdoor eating area. The rooms are large and well outfitted. They do a ver

Positive: The complementary breakfast was outstanding. The gym was well equipped. The staff was friendly and helpful. In the mornings keep the breakfast fresh and hot. the location was a short distance to our excursions. Negative: No

**Review from a titanium bonvoy member:** I picked this hotel because it was surprisingly good reviews for it's location. I didn't mind it was a bit further from everything (~10 min walk to all the restaurants wasn't too bad in my opinon), and the few times I've stayed at an Element in other cities, I've had nothing but great experiences. This unfortunately was not the case for this location. We stayed for three nights around year-end/new year's day, and experienced ongoing construction (at the time of writing this review, reading other reviews, it looks like it's still ongoing which is hilarious given they had signs in the lobby saying it would be completed the first week of January). I wish the hotel would have given us a heads up prior to our arrival so we could decide if we really wa