Arcadian Hotel

The rooms themselves are a bit dark, even with all the lights on. The staff was great though.

Staff was outstanding!

Room was clean. Parking was nice.

The staff are more than accommodating to our every need. Also, the location of the hotel is extremely convenient for our daily excursions. Highly recommend the hotel for your trip to Boston.

Lovely place in a lovely community. Totally felt safe. The rooms were really big, but had some AC issues, which resulted in moving to another room. I would definitely stay here again.

Good location and near the train station.

Good hotel for a short stay

Location is great! A train stop is right across the street. The hotel itself has a great ambience and the morning breakfast was a great start to our days. The hotel staff was very helpful with any question we had. I liked the large lobby with lots of sitting area.

clean room and great staff

Everything was great with the hotel just the breakfast was a little limited plus I never like when hotels charge you a "resort fee" and parking. For me these extra chargers are for you to book with a reduced price to then charge you extra for other stuff.

The hotel is overall nice. The roads were small and there's no garbage can in the main room which is kind of annoying and the breakfast was very Inadequate. Hard boiled eggs were like rubber. Not much for healthy choices. Not much for variety. Great location for grabbing the train though

Very flaky wifi. Disconnected frequently with reconnects failing

Comfortable hotel. Layout is unusual with windows looking out to the corridor. Breakfast was decent and coffee available all day. Gym was well equipped.

The elevator was broken twice so we had to use the service elevator.

Nice hotel in a great location

I'm not sure what the regular rate at the Arcadia is, but we paid more than $400 per night to stay in a standard room. I think the rate was particularly high because of the World Cup. We chose the property because it's in a very convenient location. However, the room was very claustrophobic since there are NO exterior windows (the one window opens into the hallway, so you have to keep the curtain closed for privacy). There was a desk chair and one other chair that looks like it came out of a doctor's waiting room, so no place really to sit comfortably except on the bed. Tiny bathroom and only one tiny shampoo, body wash, and bar of soap for two people to share, so really stingy with the extras. And there's a $30 "facility fee" that really should just be part of the room rate instead of buried in the fine print. If this room was $250 or less, I'd say we did ok, but the rate we had to pay was appalling for this kind of room.

This place is a health risk. The mould smell is insane. Walked into our room and walked out. The smell and dampness was unliveable. Left and had to figure out other accommodations.

Room was nice and super clean

Convenient location if you have a car to explore downtown . Breakfast was sufficient.

I wrote way more on my first review but it is not showing so I will do this again. I absolutely loved the hotel. As a solo traveler I felt safe. It was on the Green Line so it was an easy ride to my concert at Fenway as well as my rides to Boston Common, downtown and the New England Aquarium. I love the public transportation system in Boston. I also liked how they decorated for the FIFA visitors!