Boston 2019 - Part 8 Element Boston Hotel Review

DH's work event was finally over and we were happy to have booked an extra night in Boston. My choice fell on Element Boston Hotel that I booked directly on Mariott Bonvoy app. It was just about a block away from the apartment we were staying at and it was very convenient to move. I checked in to the hotel through the app and it produced a key to my room that would activate via bluetooth. So we rolled our suitcase over and headed to the receptionist because I couldn't find what my room number was. It turned out that it was in the app and I had just missed it.

We went to our room and were quite impressed with the size and with the kitchen in the room! Later on I found out that all Element hotels have kitchen in their rooms. Quite nice, I must say. They provided filtered water right on tap, but strangely water kettle wasn't provided.

Breakfast was included with our stay. They had a modest offering of cereals, oatmeals, eggs, and pancakes. Neither of those were attractive to me. That being said, they had a yoghurt station with greek yogurt and honey with toppings like granolas and fresh berries and I loaded myself up with it. So good!

In the early evening they have an event at the lobby which was wine and beer if I remember correctly, it was a get-together for their guests. Unfortunately we still wanted to go out and explore the area so we had to skip it.

Overall we were happy with our stay and we would recommend this hotel for anyone going to Boston especially if they are attending an event at the convention centre.

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