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"It was so disgusting and gross. It’s like a big bottle of germs. There was food on the carpet. No one cleaned the room. Daniel was very nice. He put me in a different room. That was not as filthy. There was no soap and there was no Kleenex. I would not stay here again. And I think Daniel deserves another property to work at. I’m not very picky and there’s not a lot you can expect from a holiday in express, but one of the things you should not experience is wonton shells on the carpet. You should’ve walked into a room and smell soy sauce. You shouldn’t walk into a hotel and smell old oil."

"Very noisy, hard to find parking."

"Building is sitting a little further back from main road and right next to the airport. We had trouble sleeping from the planes taking off. We can literaturily see the southwest airlines planes from our room window. Typical continental breakfast, the premade egg omelette and pancakes were meh, everything else was good. We wouldn't stay here again for the simple fact that the jet noise was keeping us up at night."

"Helpful"

"Left within 2 minutes of checking into room. It was not as advertised in the pictures or description. Hotel was much older, in below average to poor condition and the site overall was suspect. Room had an odd aroma and was outdated and not anything close to what was represented. We were there less than 5 minutes total and used no services or amenities and have requested a complete refund from Hotels dot com due to material misrepresentation of the property. "

"Yes"

"Staff were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout our stay."

"Great place"

"I made our reservation months in advance on Expedia for our trip to the Boston Marathon. I confirmed our reservation twice the week before, including less than 24 hrs before our arrival. I sent a message to the hotel that we would be arriving late, and received confirmation asking if I would like to upgrade my room. Despite all of this, when we arrived at Sonesta Braintree, we were informed that the hotel was overbooked and our reservation would not be honored. When I asked the front desk attendant what support she could give, she mentioned that my money would be immediately refunded and then disappeared behind a locked door. No other assistance was offered. I called Expedia for help, and they mentioned that they were unable to contact anyone at the hotel. Then four police cars pulled up in the parking lot, officers running into the building. I figured maybe it was a good thing we weren't staying at Sonesta. Sometime after midnight, we eventually found availability at another hotel a few miles away. It took four phone calls to Expedia to get my full refund from Sonesta (I was charged for the full stay--five nights)."