Suburban Extended Stay Logan Airport

Great old building from 1925. The rooms have hardwood floors and high ceilings. The place is right on the ocean, but our room didn’t have a good view.
Good value for the price. The staff was helpful when I had a problem making my reservation online. They are part of a franchise chain but locally owned and operated.
I am already making plans to come back in the summer, instead of the cold snowy night I stayed this time.
Closr to Boston airport and they offer a shuttle.

First let me say the staff was very friendly and helpful. The problems were with the unit. The kitchen was badly equipped. Very sparse dishware, silverware. No way to clean dishes, soap but no sponge or dish rags etc. When you showered the water woud not drain so after day three we were standing in our own scum. Front desk acknowledged problem, no solution was suggested. The couch was very worn and dirty, we layed a sheet down to sit on it. Spend the extra money and stay at a Marriott courtyard. last thing, coffee maker in the room but you had to buy filters at the front desk

The hotel was clean, an obvious total remodel, and the people were awesome. We were picked up at the airport by an awesome woman!!! She was full of local historical info. She could not have been friendlier. The hotel is a remodeled community center in a super Boston neighborhood.
It is east of the airport. So, it a bit out of the way. If you are comfortable with navigating public transportation and aren’t out until 3 am, it is a breeze to stay at.
We loved it!

Megan rocks… she got a space heater for a chilly wife on a not cold night… when you read a few of the WAAA WAAA WAAA reviews here. do what I do, and check the other B&C they do.
Stayed her twice now. two blocks to Hi Tide a locals Bfst Joint. awesome Italian place down on water too.BYOB.safe, quiet, classic stay.
Rooms big, I don’t get the whiny bed comments, mine was fine. travel 200 days a year. maybe I just look for a clean place, nice folks and hot shower…
Kudos.I’ll be back

I was skeptical when I was driving down a random street in he middle of Boston but once I made it into the hotel and started talking with Megan, the lady at the desk, I knew my stay was going to be great.
The hotel is in a quiet neighborhood and the suites are very comfortable. I was surprised at the size of the rooms!
What really impressed me was Megan’s warm greetings and just how friendly and helpful she is! I had to return my rental car (first time in Boston) and not only did she give me great directions, she took the time to call me to make sure I made it okay.
The shuttle service was quick. I only waited for a few minutes to be picked up at the airport after returning the car.
The next morning we were up pretty early and he shuttle was right on time at 5am. The shuttle is small and really only has room for four or so people. It also only runs on the hour from 4am to 11am. In the evenings the last pickup is around 945.
The rooms have hard wood floors and a complete kitchenette and living room area. Bathrooms have a hair dryer.
Overall, this is a great place to stay.

Gosh, we had a wonderful experience. The hotel itself fit right into Winthrop (an old, safe, sweet little town). Turns out the building was originally an old Jewish community center, and the redo was careful to preserve many of the features — wood, winding stairs, etc. Beds were lush and comfy, everything was clean and new in the room. Staff and other guests were friendly.
Actually, the staff made the stay — Pam and Mary were such fun. I guess I musta known them from another lifetime. Pam recommended an Italian restaurant down the street, and Mary drove us over in the hotel van.
It was great to be in that interesting neighborhood for a little while, and it was very close to the airport.

Loved it! Was here on business and wanted to stay near the airport. The location is right by the ocean, has a yoga studio literally across the street and the staff was friendly and helpful. Free wifi and we enjoyed dining at café rosetti, which was homemade Italian and just a few blocks away. All of that for a fraction of the price of the other Boston airport hotels I looked at…

We had a late flight into Boston and then a drive to Vermont the next morning. Our queen ‘suite’ turned out to be a full-​size bed with plastic covering over the mattress and a thin cotton sheet, with a joke of a blanket and lumpy pillows. the bed felt like a boat on an ocean, any movement was accompanied with rolling and squeaking of plastic.
To add to the fun, the crackheads next door were having some kinda singathon, and since the walls were paper thin we got to enjoy every ballad, high pitched squeal and grunt. alll freekin night. and into the morning! WTF man?! Worst hotel experience EVER. No comparison.
The only plus side was the shuttle driver. nice guy.

Not great for 130/​night. Internet only worked 1 of the 4 nights I stayed. Housekeeping never came in to empty trash or give fresh towels. I had to ask. On my 2^nd morning, shuttle forgot about me and they had to grab a cab 4 me. I will say that a majority of the staff was very nice though. Convenient? No. Staff? Friendly. Stay again? I will look around first.

So-​so for the price ($~130/​night). The room had a kitchenette, shower in tub, air conditioning. No carpeting. The bed was creaky and sheets were squeaky to the touch.
Anyway, for hotels, it’s best to check TripAdvisor: