The Liberty Hotel

The hotel is beautiful and located within walking distance of Beacon Hill. Main complaint was the noise factor. Our 4th floor room was located overlooking a courtyard loading zone/garbage zone, which was active on both Saturday morning at 7 am and Monday morning at 2:45 am. It sounded like a front end loader was dropping concrete blocks into a steel dumpster. For at least an hour. If it was a one-time thing, I get it. But for two weekend nights?! On Saturday night, a group of men stood outside our room drunk, yelling at each other about how drunk they were and who was going to puke. We got to experience their drunkenness for at least 30 minutes. I would expect this at a hotel near a college campus, but not a high end Marriott property. Upon checkout, the desk clerk did not bother asking how our stay was. We did get dessert at the restaurant, and the server who recommended the crème brulee knew his stuff and was very attentive. Would I stay there again? Only if I can be guaranteed my room was far away from dumpsters and drunks.

Very nice hotel! Hamid was great, he helped my and my dad find our lost bags. Great interior design all themed around the history of the building as a jail.

Mark Shiro was INCREDIBLE at advising us on Boston, from food to sightseeing. The hotel was great, very unique boutique experience. 10 out of 10!

Theres nothing luxurious about this hotel. Dirty, scuff marks, shower didn’t work, stains on the drapery, drywall ripped off the wall in the closet, scuff marks on the doorway, two rooms later & both rooms terrible! Avoid if you want a luxurious experience there is nothing luxurious about this hotel. If you value your time & money & if you value a clean experience avoid this hotel.

Stay here, and go see Mark, the concierge to change your Boston experience. This hotel is absolutely stunning. Upon check-in, Austin, our attendant, was warm, welcoming, and incredibly helpful. The complimentary prosecco was over the top, but not gone to waste. When we asked about dinner reservations, he called down to the concierge to have him meet us at check-in for a full breakdown. Here’s where it gets good: Mark met us and proceeded with the most personalized review of the city. He simultaneously shared local discretion, and general city charm, and seamlessly navigated our personal interests and pre-planned activities. He was attentive and thoughtful, and gave us a comprehensive plan for visit after our own plans had been aborted last minute (concert cancelled at Fenway last minute after the stage wasn’t deemed unsafe). When we found a local, fantastic-sounding restaurant, he called the restaurant directly to negotiate a time that worked for our schedule and set us with local desserts down the street. All of this, of course, was complimentary as part of the stay. We would’ve easily paid for his service, but would only accept this review.