The Liberty Hotel

We were in Boston to visit my best friend, and my husband had tickets to see Lorde. The hotel's location was perfect to get to the venue; and great places nearby to eat at. The hotel's front desk staff were so accommodating; we luckily upgraded to a very spacious room. The room had such a great area to chill and catch up with my best friend after dinner. They told us we could use our dining credit for Breakfast Room Service; the room service arrived so fast and food was especially delicious. Big thanks for Serkut Iraz for all the help in making the weekend

Don't go here if you nee to sleep at night. Construction during the morning, Club Music pounding at night. We asked for a quiet room and this is what they gave us.

I stayed at The Liberty Hotel because of its proximity to Mass General Hospital. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well maintained, and Anna at the front desk was especially helpful in arranging an early check-in. Unfortunately, noise was a significant issue during my stay. I could hear doors slamming throughout the night and again early in the morning, around 5 a.m. There was also a DJ playing in the courtyard on Thursday evening, and the music carried clearly up to my room on the 9th floor. I did share this feedback with the front desk, and while they kindly offered breakfast as a gesture, I declined. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend The Liberty if you’re seeking rest or quiet, but it could be a great choice if you enjoy a more energetic, social atmosphere.

This was a two night points stay in Boston for a few Red Sox games. When researching hotels to stay at in Boston, this one intrigued us because of the history as the Suffolk County jail in the 1800s that had been converted to a hotel. The location is a bit off the core historical areas of Boston but well situated if you need to be near Mass General Brigham. It is close to Longfellow Bridge and the Charles/MGH T stop. The conversion from jail to hotel was well done. Checking in was easy and efficient and our room was ready when we arrive. I had tried to use some Marriott upgrade certificates, but the hotel has a very limited number of suites and so they were not able to accommodate. The room we received was a king deluxe room. It had a comfortable bed, HVAC that worked well and a nice desk for doing any work in the room. Unfortunately the USB charging plugs on both sides of the bed did not work. The shower was the smallest I've ever had, at any hotel, let alone a "luxury collection" Marriott. It did not have great water pressure either. The third main issue I had with the Liberty Hotel was that due to its location, ambulance sirens will go off at any time of the night and you will hear them. The common areas at the hotel are very nice and comfortable as well. Each night they had a DJ in the lobby area and the downstairs bar seems to be a popular place to hang out as well. We received free breakfast, due to Marriott status and the food was very good. My wife says it was the best burger she's ever had, in fact. (for brunch) The service at the hotel was good, from the bell staff to check-in. The waiters and bartenders were also on point. Great service doesn't make up for a disappointing room though. Probably would not stay again.

Mirko Bisseta made our stay the most welcoming, wonderful experience. He was so kind, helpful and generous. He assisted us getting a dinner reservation after we tried many places that had no availability. He provided top notch services and I wish there were more concierge employees as wonderful as Mirko. Will definitely be back!