Red Roof Inns

I booked a room for a Hampton Inn on Priceline. I got to the address and found a Red Roof Inn. So I spent about 20 minutes circling the area, looking for a Hampton Inn. Finally I gave up and went into the lobby and asked them if I had a room booked there and they said they had a reservation for me. So that initial bump was probably priceline’s fault, but I think its worth mentioning. That said, the lobby staff were very helpful and courteous.
The hotel itself has plenty of parking and is very conveniently located right off the pike and across the street from a pizza and a vegan restaurant. The room was small, but clean, even if the comforters had holes in them. The mattresses were a little too firm for my taste. I think I wish the prices of these rooms were just a LITTLE bit less. It didn’t feel like my experience cost $ 125 – it felt more like $ 75.

The Inn is right off the Mass pike. We asked the check in girl about taking the T into Boston and was handed detailed instruction and a map. The room was clean and neat although there was a slight musty smell. It was very humid out. We turned the air colder and that helped. The bed was one of the best that I slept on although the top cover was somewhat worn. Dunkin donuts is right next door. There is also a Mexican restaurant 5 minutes away if you take a left out of the parking lot.

This is a good place to stay if you’re looking for a place to stay that’s convenient. It’s not particularly close to Boston, especially with traffic, but that was fine as I had to be closer to Framingham for work anyways. I didn’t spend much time in the room, but it was clean, a bit dated, and the location was good. It’s close to the Natick Mall, a ton of restaurants, as well as pretty much anything else you might need. It’s right next to the Mass Pike, Rt 9 and Rt 30.

I’ll start with the pros: The staff at this hotel are very accommodating. If you aren’t satisfied with your room they will do everything in their power to make things right.
That being said it is a budget hotel and there’s a good chance you won’t be satisfied with the room. The comforter in my room had fairly obvious holes, and the baseboard heater creaked noticeably through the night. This locations main strength is its proximity to the pike. As others have noted, it’s in a key location for those on a trip to Boston.
I will add that I stayed here during the winter. There was snow overnight, yet as of checkout (12 PM) the staff had not attempted to plow, sand or salt the parking lot. 2 wheel drive vehicles beware.

Let me start by saying the rooms are fine, they are exactly what you would expect from a Red Roof Inn.
My problem comes from the horrible customer service. I travel for work a lot and have stayed at this location several times. I can handle the rude teenage girls that work the counter. However today I had a woman that was so rude and unprofessional I can’t believe she is employed anywhere! I will drive to Out of my way from now on to be treated with a little bit of respect elsewhere.
I called guest relations and spoke to Pam… seems as if my compliant feel on deaf ears. Lesson learned.

Well, it’s not a very nice hotel. They do not have indoor walkways, the clerks are too friendly, and you don’t get many miles on your credit card when you pay (i.e., it’s not a lot of money, I think it was about $ 80 – 90 with tax).
their breakfast is available at dunkin doughnuts next door, for about $ 5 more.
If you are headed into or out of boston, it’s a pretty good deal. If there are no rooms available in boston, it is simply an outstanding deal.
But, it will not impress even a prom date.

Great choice if you’re suffering from sticker shock from looking at Boston area hotels. Thin towels, smallish rooms, but comfortable beds, clean, free WiFi cooperative staff and 40 minutes from Boston AP even in rush hour.

Unsere letzte Übernachtungsstation war Boston. Hier ist es wirklich schwierig ein bezahlbares und komfortables Hotel zu buchen. Aufgrund des Preises und der guten Bewertungen im Internet haben wir uns schließlich für das Red Roof Inn in Framingham entschieden. Da wir uns auf der Homepage registriert haben, konnten wir noch eine günstigere Rate buchen. Kinder der erwachsenen Gäste im Red Roof Inn übernachten darüber hinaus kostenlos
Das Hotel liegt direkt an der Interstate-​90 und ist nur 21 Meilen, eine knappe halbe Autostunde, von der Innenstadt entfernt. Man fährt quasi aus der Hotelausfahrt raus und kann dann nach ca. 100 m auf die Schnellstraße fahren.
Der Check Inn war problemlos und freundlich. An der Rezeption kann man sich rund um die Uhr mit kostenlosem Kaffee versorgen. Leider bietet das Hotel kein Frühstück an. Ausreichend kostenfreie Parkplätze stehen ebenfalls zur Verfügung.
Das Zimmer machte einen sehr modernen und gepflegten Eindruck. Das kostenfreie WLAN arbeitete flott und zuverlässig. Darüber hinaus gibt es einen Schreibtisch und ein Telefon mit dem man kostenlose Ortsgespräche führen kann.
Nur 5 Minuten ist die wirklich schöné Natick Mall und die Shoppers World Mall entfernt. Gleich nebenan befindet sich ein Dunkin ‘Donuts. Hier kann man ganz gut frühstücken.
Insgesamt ein wirklich empfehlenswertes Hotel mit günstigen Preisen.

Pros: Relatively clean, new bathroom fixtures, comfy bed, location right next to the Mass Pike (I-​90), friendly and helpful staff. Very inexpensive compared to other hotels in the area. That said, I initially booked a couple of nights on travelocity but when I got here, I found slightly lower rates by booking at the front desk. I booked the remaining night (which wasn’t available on travelocity) directly at the front desk at a lower rate. This hotel is also close to Route 9, MBTA commuter rail (nearby) and green line (10 min drive) into Boston. There are a LOT of great restaurants nearby in Framingham, Natick, and Wellesley.
Cons: rooms are bare-​bones. No ironing board or iron. (They brought one when I asked, but it wasn’t very good and didn’t really iron the clothes well. You won’t find Rowena here! lol) No hair dryer. No fridge or microwave. No box of Kleenex (though they leave one small pack in the room), view of the turnpike entrance, can easily get «caught» in Speen Street traffic jams at rush hour. I was sneezing a lot in the room. I think that’s because they allow pets, so if you’re allergic, don’t stay here. Bedside table had a slight slant and things would slide off. Lamp on the desk didn’t work. Lighting in general is fluorescent or compact fluorescent and very harsh nearby and too dim to light up the room when you need extra light. You can’t open the curtains because the window is five feet from parking lot and there are people walking or driving by regularly. There are no «do not disturb» signs for the door. I’m guessing that this is because the door leads directly outside to the parking lot.

Clean and affortable. If you can get a hold of Hotel Coupons, you can save about $ 20 or more. Very friendly service and linens are very comfortable.

I was more than pleasantly surprised by this hotel. Right off the Mass Tpke which made it easy to find. Going through a lobby renovation, but the room was great. Clean, large TV, microwave, but a small bathroom. The price vs environment was excellent. No decent restaurants nearby, but a good choice of a hotel for a decent nights sleep.

First off, I wish we could do half stars. ³⁄₅ is really a 60%. I’m giving this Red Roof a 3.5÷5, which is a C. 70%.
My wife & I have stayed in our fair share of hotels. This is not the MGM Grand in Vegas, or even the Aloft that we stayed in, in TX. With that being said, we stayed here while looking for a place to call home, on our 3^rd military PCS.
Pros: Pet friendly, & no pet fee.
A place to lay your head.
Nice size bed.
Nice size TV.
Cheap
Cons: Slow Wifi
Slow flushing toilet
No breakfast
We didn’t come here on a pleasure trip, it was strictly business. With that being said, it was close to our house hunting area, as well as target, the natick mall, and gas stations. It’s a good place to stay, if you’re doing business. Hope this helps.

Pleasant enough stay. No complaints.

I’ve stayed here twice, first time was fine, the second night I had a different room, I layed in the bed for a while then took the sheets off me and noticed a brown stain, upon further investigation there were many brown stains and a clear imprint of an ass. Pardon my French but it was definitely shit stains… and I was laying in it, after an immediate shower I phoned the front desk and she brought me new sheets. I am one to rarely complain, I’ll find a hair in my food and just take it out and continue eating, so it took a lot for me to write a review. I still think this is a decent place I just had a lazy cleaning lady. If I come back to this place I am definitely going to look in the bed before I lay in it and I strongly suggest you do too. The girl at the front desk said she was going to leave a note for the maid, I would rather have my money back. Just to add some puns, the sheets we’re a shit brand, and the bed too bad, but I still laid in that shit.
And I didn’t even mention the obvious pubic hair at the head of the bed

Location and value.
Easy access to everywhere I wanted to be and perfect on — off access to the Mass. Pike. I had the superior room — with tax, about $ 100. That’s terrific for the area. The room was well appointed — the work area being in the top range of comfort. No complaints either.

My boyfriend and I just got back from a trip where we stayed here. We fly stand by through his job and are never guaranteed a trip, so we didn’t pre arrange a hotel but found this hotel once we arrived in the Boston area. We passed it and decided to call and they had space available and were told we could go there anytime before 6 pm, 10 minutes later we were there checking in.
We got a king sized room, nothing fancy – no fridge or micro. I have never slept in a king sized bed before and can i just say that I love them! The room was pretty small, but we didn’t need much just the two of us.
The staff was all very friendly. Boyfriend realized there was no hair dryer in the room, so I decided to call the front desk and they had one, I was even able to keep it the whole stay! The front desk was also helpful in finding a pizza place to deliver. Never hurts to ask! (Though being from Chicago, this pizza was AWFUL)
The location was a bit far off from Boston, but it was a perfect location for everywhere we wanted to go (Salem, NH, Maine, Boston, Plymouth).
Free wifi was a plus too!
I would most definitely stay here again!

We found this place via AAA and they allow pets, which is a must for us! No pet fee either! You get a discount if you bring your pet or your AAA card. Not bad. For some reason, we got the handicap room. It’s definitely spacious but everything is lowered and the bathroom doesn’t have a tub. It’s a little weird if your not used to it. They have things like that in Asia so it wasn’t a problem for us. No breakfast in the morning but they do have the coffee stand. What I really liked was that they made a phone call to your room about 20 minutes after you had checked in to make sure you had what you needed. I wouldn’t mind coming here again and I would recommend it to others. If you want a cheap place to stay and don’t mind driving into the heart of Boston, this is the place, 30 min drive. You’ll save at least $ 100 compared to the rates in the heart of Boston. There’s also enough outlets in the room! There is also a fridge and microwave. The hotel room does not smell at all, not even of smoke.

Decent rooms, kind of tacky décor. No breakfast but a 24 hour coffee stand.

Every other hotel around Boston is three times as expensive, or looks really dodgy. Despite the distance (half an hour’s drive from Boston), this Red Roof Inn was pretty good and it’s right off the freeway.
I never need luxury when I am traveling: I just want to sleep comfortably because I usually get up early and get back late. I got the king suite, which gave me a king bed, desk/​work area, fridge, microwave, etc. Very roomy. Bathroom was clean.
However, and I know I will sound silly but this is pretty big to me: no hairdryer. Really? No hairdryer? I ended up sleeping right after a shower one night, which was not comfortable and produced weird-​shaped hair. Luckily I had my flat iron, which helped some of the damage. My friend had to get up way early so her hair would air dry before we stepped out into the world.
Easy check in and check out, and Dunkin Donuts right next door for a fairly decent breakfast. Highly recommended, though yes ladies, bring your own hairdryer.

My mom and I used to be big fans of the Red Roof Inn, until new management took over. On our last trip to Boston, the woman checking us in was rude and did not seem like she cared to be there, nor assist us. I watched as she interacted with the person ahead of us. Because he arrived an hour later than his expected arrival, she gave his room away to someone. Now, judging from the parking lot, there was maybe 30% capacity filled, so there was NO way the place was full.
When it was our turn, there was no hello, no nothing. Just a somber «Can I help you?» even though my mother swears we didn’t even get that. She took her sweet time getting our reservation looked up, even though I provided her my information on a print-​out from THEIR website with confirmation number. When I told her that I had a RediCard (their frequent user card) she was all huffy with me. THEN, she tells me that since my mother was paying for the room (it was a birthday gift — we were going to Boston for the weekend, with a stop in Framingham before the first game), I couldn’t get credit for the stay. But wait. the confirmation is in MY name. Who cares who pays for it? I could’ve paid cash. She could’ve paid cash. It wouldn’t have made a difference! But she was so adament about it.
The room was somewhat clean, except for the bathroom, which was a mess. There was water on the floor from a leaky toilet and bugs in the tub. They provide minimal towels and the room smelled musty, like there had been water sitting on the carpets (perhaps from a shampoo)? They provide a desk, two chairs, a reading light and a tv. The WI-​FI claimed to be «free» but I couldn’t connect at all. I didn’t bother calling the front desk. Lord knows I would’ve gotten a «huff» for my question.
I did email the Manager regarding my stay and though he asked for my information, I never heard back from him. Very disappointed.

Of all the hotels I stay in for work, this was the most «meh» place. I was looking for a place to stay near the training facility and this was the cheapest. I think it was 79 bucks per night. This is not the highest one, and if you get the King suite like Theresa F., you’ll get the nicer set up.
The room is alright, what really bit me was the lack of free wi-​fi. I mean, comon, seriously? is this like the last hotel in the world that charges for wi-​fi?
The staff were «meh» as well. I asked a few questions and got a few short responses. It could be just the night crew.
But otherwise, nothing special. Stay here if you’re on a budget and don’t mind the motel-​y feel of this place.