Sheraton Boston Hotel

I really enjoy my breakfast everyday here in Henderson at 1st floor. Francisca is super friendly. Always give us big smile and warm greetings! It made my day. And Lin is considerate for our need. Overall, I indeed had a wonderful experience here in Boston. All thanks to the people I met, like Francisca and Lin. They are the most cherish memory for me.

We recently stayed here for a conference and plan to stay here for any future trips. The staff was exceptionally kinda. Terese, who handled our check in, went above in beyond fining us a room that would suit our needs. The lounge was very nice with plenty of space to relax. I also thought the robe was especially comfortable and made my evening comfy. The hotel is recently renovated and the property is well maintained. All around great experience.

Excellent hotel. Recently renovated and has a very modern feel to the lobby. Also connected to Prudential center and tons of food options within 1-2 min walking distance as a result. Room is very clean and comfortable

Newly remodeled and the biggest in the area, the Sheraton is niiiiiiiice now. Great location, fabulous lounge, incredibly friendly staff, great gym and pool (cardio room AND a weight room). It’s also connected to the mall on the second floor! I will absolutely stay here again. This is swanky!

What a lovely experience!! This hotel was immaculate! It was calm, clean, ambient, and in a stellar location near the city center, Boston university, and Harvard! I enjoyed the pool immensely. It was hard not to, the room was a gorgeous atrium with stunning cozy atmosphere and lamps to make you feel like you’re at a private resort in Aruba. Although I must say, while I was over the moon to be able to enjoy a pool indoors in the cold of winter, a change needs to take place, because the room reaches morgue-like temperatures which makes it very difficult to be there for very long. There is nothing but glass separating the room from an outdoor courtyard, and needless to say, the beautiful cabanas lining that wall are refrigerators in that cold. It seeps in under the flimsy “push to open” gl