Copley Square Hotel

Pros: Reasonably priced for that convenient a location.
Cons: Lack of air conditioning control. Lots of street noise.

The Copley Square Hotel, owned by the Saunders family for several generations (I don't know anything about them - I'm imagining a local version of the Hilton family), is, according to the hotel web site, the oldest continuously operating hotel in Boston. ...

Pros: staff
Cons: LOUD MUSIC ALL NIGHT LONG.

Went here over Labor Day weekend 2007, stayed on the second floor before finally being transferred to the 7th floor.

There's a club downstairs that they rent to, "The Saint" - now here's where it gets interesting. The music was POUNDING ALL NIGHT LONG in my hotel room on the second floor, all weekend. Eventually got a chance to move and did so but could still (barely) hear the music on the second floor.

Here's the worst thing - the employees openly and readily admit the the noise is always a complaint, but "management gets so much money from the lease they don't care about their hotel guests".

So to sum it up - DO NOT STAY HERE UNLESS YOU ARE ON THE 7th floor.

The hotel staff was very accomadating, so that is the only plus. Management - you get a big eff you from me becuase you know you gave us an eff you.