Hotele w Wakefield

The hotel was decent. It is no 5 star hotel but our room was clean, everything worked as it should and the staff was super friendly. Check in and check out were quick and easy. We didn't spend much time in the hotel as we were in Salem most of our stay. The price was great for a place to sleep after a long day out touring. It's only about 20-30 mins from Salem which isn't bad if you want to save some money on a hotel. I know there are several bad reviews especially since most of the amenities listed are not actually available but if you just call ahead they are happy to let you know what is actually available while they work on getting certified to reopen a lot of what they offered after MA lifted all the restrictions.

Four Points Wakefield MA has become my monthly go to hotel since June of 2022. I have made this my regular destination for work travel while staying in the Boston area for the week. This location is ideal for easy access to all major highways and my clients north and south of Boston. The main reason I keep coming back is because of their people, they are industry difference makers. Front Office Manager Ed, Steven, Mike, Alyssa in the restaurant and Nadia in Guest Services are some of the most exemplary staff I have ever encountered. Some of which have been come good friends. In walking distance to Four Points is Market Street, an upscale outdoor retail and dining masterpiece. Market Street has some of the best local restaurants in one place, to name a few of my regular favs...Davio's, Burton's and Legal C Bar. There is also an Apple Store if you in a tech pinch while on travel. I would highly recommend Four Points Wakefield for any short or longer term stay. It's has become my home away from home. Their new on-site gym will be ready soon, I can't wait! Keep up the great work Ed and Team you are all doing the right thing, thank you for making your Four Points a highly consistent and reliable place to stay. I look forward to seeing you all next week.

First impression one gets of the hotel is the lobby which is very dark and depressing. It felt like the freight entrance. Second impression, I had to pay in full for my two night stay upon check-in. To me, that's not a very good sign. So, now I'm wondering if I've made mistake. I was looking to stay somewhere convenient but inexpensive as it was just me and I'm not particularly fussy. To the hotel's credit, my room was immaculate and recently updated. I was very pleased with this and expected a restful night's sleep. There was a tv, a coffee maker, a fairly large mini-fridge, and a clock radio along with the usual hotel room furnishings of a dresser, desk, desk chair, armchair, nightstand, etc. The towels were plentiful and thick enough for me and soap and shampoo were provided. However, there are powerful floodlights mounted to the exterior wall above my room's (Room 310) window that poured so much light into my room I thought it was daytime. In fact, it was 1 a.m. I only slept in short, miserable spurts after that. At any time during the night one could easily think he had overslept and a blazing mid-morning sun was shining outside. I could not risk another night without sleep so, despite having paid for a second night, I packed up and left the next day. Is it possible that those lights could be turned off past midnight or could heavy blackout curtains THAT REACH THE FLOOR be added to those room under those lights? I cannot be the only one who has brought this to your attention.

The hotel is general, but because it is located near Boston, the price is higher than the average hotel. We booked a suite that allowed four people to stay. As a result, when we checked in, we were given a big bed room for a maximum of 2 people. I immediately contacted Ctrip customer service to reflect this problem. Because this leads to 2 people living in no place. While contacting Ctrip, I made a reservation with the hotel on the spot. Fortunately, the hotel did not have a full room on that day, and there was room available for us to stay. We have 2 suites and we need to add 2 rooms on site. After negotiating with Ctrip, this additional booking fee will be borne by Ctrip. I have booked a lot of rooms in Ctrip, and it is rare to see Ctrip acknowledging its fault, which is praised by Ctrip.

When you stay at Candlewood Suites Boston North Shore Danvers, an IHG Hotel in Danvers, you'll be in the business district, within a 10-minute drive of Water Park of New England and Witch House. This hotel is 13.6 mi (21.8 km) from Encore Boston Harbor and 5.9 mi (9.5 km) from Salem Witch Museum.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and a television in a common area.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of Candlewood Suites Boston North Shore Danvers, an IHG Hotel.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, a 24-hour front desk, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 126 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and ovens. Flat-screen televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include desks and microwaves, and housekeeping is provided weekly.

I would be remiss if I didn't send a note to say THANK YOU for the hospitality I received while staying at the Homewood Suites Boston/Cambridge-Arlington, MA. This was my longest work trip since before the Pandemic and although it was all work and no play the Assistant Hotel and Guest Services Manager, Luis, and ALL of the front desk agents; Angel and Brandon in engineering; housekeeping; and the kitchen staff were SO pleasant and accommodating to make me feel at home I had to send a note expressing my appreciation. The cleanliness of the property, hallway greetings and smiles from staff, etc., confirmed I made the right choice in choosing the Homewood Suites Boston/Cambridge-Arlington, MA for this extended work stay. Having been a former employee of the Hilton chain while in college, it is Awesome to see the Excellence of the Hilton brand I loved working for continues to live up to the quality of the Hilton standards. Again, thank you and I look forward to visiting this location again for vacation.

The location is relatively good. There was also a convenience store nearby. I'm happy with my life. Although we stayed for consecutive nights, it was disappointing that there was no cleaning at all after the first night.

Service: The service staff is very enthusiastic Environment: Upgraded harbor view room with good view; it is also convenient to drive to Boston Downtown and Harvard University Facilities: The guest rooms are very new and equipped with smart home appliances, which are very convenient to use; Hygiene: very clean

Very cost-effective hotel As a college student, I have to stay here for one night each time I return from Boston to the village. The traffic is also very convenient. It is close to logan and south station ~ Chinatown is next to it

Oct2022: 3⭐: I selected this hotel as a result of needing a place close to the house with easy access to the airport. I selected this hotel through the Bonvoy app based on it fitting the criteria I desired. I wasn't able to get to the hotel until the afternoon hours about 1700. I picked up my spouse from the airport and we decided to get her checked in at the hotel on the way to the hospital down the toll road. I noted that the hotel was difficult to enter and it took a bit of concentration to locate the front entrance of the hotel as it sits over top of the tollway 90. There were two handicapped parking areas available at the check in lot. There is a pay parking garage attached to the hotel and adjacent to the front entrance into the hotel. The parking garage has more handicapped parking areas available and regular parking as well. The areas are not good for large trucks or RVs. The entrance was located and I parked and we went into the hotel. We walked to the front desk and a female worker didn't greet us, didn't say hello, nor did she say welcome to the hotel. The worker said ”give me your id”. My wife was standing there to my side and I looked to see if there was someone else there we had stepped in front of or cut in line. There was no one there but us. My wife said what did she say? Is this the check in desk? I commented that this is the check in window, right? What happened to the smile, good afternoon, welcome to Sheraton, or just hello. DEMANDING my identification upon entering the building was definitely not appropriate. Having a bad day isn't MY fault. I have a choice to choose this location, not the other way around. We finished the check in at the desk, paid for parking, and we went to the room. We dropped off the bags and found that the bathroom door sags and does not properly close as it's hitting the bottom of the frame. One of the window blinds wasn't properly functional. The noise canceling device and the traffic was something to tolerate. Some vehicle drivers passing under the hotel on the tollway, enjoyed throttling the engine. This added noise to an already bad situation. Decent area food spots are walking distance from the hotel.