Beacon Hill Hotel 25 Charles Street, Boston, MA 02114

"I accidentally went to the wrong Beacon Hotel and the entire staff was so nice and accommodating. They assisted me with getting to the right hotel and offered e espresso. I will definitely be back to visit."

"We come to the BHH weekly for dinner, the place is beautiful and the the staff is always so lovely! The food is phenomenal, we tell everyone visiting the area to eat here! They recently opened up their roof for cocktails which is such a hit to be able to people watch on Charles street!"

"My husband, young son, and I were lucky to grab the very last room in all of Boston (7/21) at the Beacon Hill Hotel on a late night when our flight got cancelled. Though our night wasn't going as planned, the gentleman who answered the phone and assisted us with booking is the same person who greeted us at the hotel with helping hands and a generous spirit. The service was hospitable, caring, and understanding of our situation. The room was not only a clean and safe place to lay our tired heads, but a charming room with updated bath and amenities. The decor and attention to detail in the room was like those at a 5-star hotel. The area was a block from the park and all of the quaint shops at Beacon Hill. Thanks for a quick and lovely stay! We will be back!"

"Great neighborhood bar with good food, excellent friendly service staff. We sat at the bar and thoroughly enjoyed our conversation with fellow diners. (A little unexpected given that we are on the older side of 50/60.) Creme brulee was heavenly and so were the drinks. Love the decor of the bar/lobby and especially the bathroom!! Will definitely come back."

"As a Beacon Hill local, I really wanted to love this place. It’s a great location and has so much potential. I was hoping my poor experience the first time I went to their bar was just an off day, but I went again with a group and had the same experience. The bar is unwelcoming, the bartenders acted conceited towards my group, and made it feel like anyone under the age of 65 didn’t belong. At $25 per drink, I would expect more respectful service. If you’re looking for a good cocktail in the neighborhood, walk a few more blocks to 1928 instead."