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There are a lot of choices for hotels in the Waltham area. It's close to route 128 easy to get in and out of Boston and interesting attractions in surrounding cities, depending on what your interests are.

The Waltham Hotel was truly a fantastic place to stay, offering an exceptional experience from start to finish. The rooms and common areas were impeccably clean and well-maintained, creating a welcoming and comfortable environment. Breakfast was a highlight of the stay, featuring a variety of delicious, freshly prepared options that catered to different tastes and dietary preferences. The overall atmosphere of the hotel combined warmth, efficiency, and attention to detail, making it a standout choice for any traveler.

I could’ve stayed at a less expensive hotel but I chose you guys because I thought my experience with my wife would be better than it was. 1. Your coffee is is disgusting and there’s no point in spending the money to put out coffee if you’re not going to go all the way with ensuring that it has decent flavor and is reasonably fresh. 2. While you did have some choices for breakfast, I find it ridiculous that you didn’t have scrambled eggs or muffins, which are two staples of the American breakfast. 3. I’m diabetic so I don’t use sugar in my diet The most popular artificial sweetener in America is Splenda and It was a struggle to obtain it every time I wanted a coffee. 4. The mattress was either old or poor quality and nowhere near as comfortable as one of your primary competitors. 5. Your extra fee for parking to pad your bottom line is ridiculous. I had other options in a similar price range and similar hotel rating with free parking provided. 6. Icemaker on our floor was broken during our stay even though we told the front desk about it multiple times. 7. You had all night to vacuum the common areas and chose to do it while we were having breakfast in the morning sitting down in the breakfast area. You may not be aware of this but there are dust particles kicked up into the air when you’re vacuuming. Nobody wants to breathe that crap in while they are eating!

I liked Moody Street, which was a short walk from our hotel -- there are so many restaurants to choose from. We had breakfast twice at Heidi's Diner, which was a very friendly place with great service. We also had dinner one night at Sakura Japanese Restaurant and the food was very good and the service was also very friendly. We went into Boston twice via the Commuter Rail station and this was very convenient -- just be sure to check the schedule before heading out. There is parking available at the station for $6/day. Once the train comes, it only takes 22 minutes to get to North Station in Boston. The one thing I wanted to do but didn't get to -- walking along the Charles River Trail -- the weather just did not cooperate on the day we could have done it.

There is a historical Watch Factory with a museum. The factor has been converted to an apartment. There is a Charles River trail near the hotel. Plenty parking around the trail. The downtown Moody Street has many restaurants and shops, stores.

Getting around Waltham is a nightmare, and the staff is no help and there is no printed help. If you are not computer savvy (and we are not) you are out of luck and the staff won't much help. So we couldn't find an outside restaurant and there is little in that way in this facility--drinks and snacks, yes,