Colonnade Boston Copley Square Back Bay

The Colonnade is really centrally located; we did almost everything on foot. Service is great, restaurant(Brasserie Jo) is excellent. Spotless, attractive rooms with good lighting! 46" hi def TV, lots of channels, personnel is knowledgeable and goes the extra mile.

Hotel location is really nice and overall, very good. The staff is ok, could be better, but not as important as the fine location and decent sized rooms.

I enjoy staying at the Colonnade. It's centrally located in the Copley Square area and convenient to restaurants and shopping. The $38 a day parking fee is one down side of staying in Boston. However, the alternative, a Boston parking ticket and possible tow don't leave you much choice. Thanks Mayor Mennino!!

When we arrived at the hotel they could not find our reservation. The woman proceeded to tell me they had no reservation under my name, and sent us to the Marriot at Copley. She told us that Orbitz and Orbitz' website was open and taking reservations for Saturday night when the hotel was full and the site shouldn't have been open. The hotel was fine (the lobby, atleast), but I definitely would be hesitant to book with Orbitz again after this dilemma.

Trip to Boston with friend for Red Sox games, great location, excellent hotel! Can not wait to return !! Second trip to Boston and loved the hotel !!

This is a very nice and modern hotel. I greatly enjoyed staying there.

Had a great time in Boston. The location of this hotel is so perfect. Public transportation (T) is right outside the front door. The Prudential center across the street has everything you could need including a visitor's center and the Sky walk. Fenway was cool. The pool was closed for a wedding on the only day that we were able to use it. We went to Boston for our 1 year anniversary. It was kind of hard to be romantic with my husband when there was a room full of little boys next door. The walls are verrrrrry thin. We could hear every word they said. We liked the contemporary decor of the room and the bed was verrry soft. The pillows were great too. I'm not sure why, but every morning we had such terrible back aches. One thing I loved was the windows that opened. That's hard to find in a hotel these days. Make sure to ask for a room that faces the Prudential building for a great view! Also... the thing we liked least-- we weren't told about any parking fees when we booked. It's about $40 a night. They will not tell you about it, they will just charge your credit card. So BE AWARE beforehand. And I'm pretty sure that parking at the Prudential center is half the price, so look into that before parking at the Colonnade. Shopping is great on Newbury Street! The grocery store across the street is open 24 hrs.

i had a geat time, the location was perfect. it was close to fenway park the art museum and a number of other attractions

Fantastic location...right across from the Prudential Center, only 2 blocks or so from all the shopping and restaurants you could want, and the T stop (subway) was literally right outside the front door, which made traveling ridiculously easy the entire trip. Everything was great about the hotel except for the hours of the roof top pool (if it's on the roof, why does it need to close at 8 p.m.?) and the lack of free internet service (which costs 15 bucks for 24 hours of access).

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