Welcome to Good Hotel, your premier destination for hassle-free self-check-in reservations. We're thrilled to introduce our affordable vacation rental company, dedicated to providing you with a seamless and convenient experience. Experience comfort and convenience like never before with our studio-type rooms featuring ensuite bathrooms, all at a price that is cheaper compared to other accommodations in Downtown Boston. At Good Hotel, we understand the importance of accessibility and support. That's why, despite being a self-check-in property, we offer a virtual front desk available 24/7 to assist you whenever you need it. Just like checking into a traditional hotel, we prioritize your security and peace of mind. Our online deposit and identity verification process streamlines the check-in process (via securestay), allowing you to complete everything beforehand. When you arrive at our property, all that's left to do is follow our easy check-in instructions and settle into your room. If you have visitors staying during your stay who were not included in your original booking, please let us know in advance. A Hundred fifty dollars charge per person will apply for any undeclared guests. Experience the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and modern hospitality at Good Hotel. We can't wait to welcome you to your home away from home in Boston!

We have a virtual 24/7 desk available at all times. This is a self-check-in reservation. 
Guest will receive a link via text to complete the 3 pre-arrival check-in steps prior to arrival. Once fully submitted, the full set of check-in instructions will be provided. Kindly be mindful of the building's historical significance, especially regarding the plumbing and piping system. Please refrain from disposing of toilet paper in the toilet, as it may lead to blockages. Instead, we provide a designated bin for this purpose. Your understanding and cooperation are greatly appreciated. Parking is first come first served (not free). Reservation is needed please reach out if you want to reserve a spot. To reduce the incidence of secondhand smoking in residential areas, the neighborhood association enforces a strict no-smoking policy in residential streets. The building is non-smoking and the streets around the building are non-smoking. Please be aware that smoking in the building and/or in the neighborhood will cancel your reservation. According to Massachusetts law, heating must be available until mid-May, so the building heating will be on until then. Your studio has an in-window air conditioning unit that you can set to your desired temperature. Please note that apartment fixtures including but not limited to furniture items, wall decorations, and small items may change from time to time as wear and tear requires replacements. The photos are representative of the space and are a guide, layout may slightly vary. The upper floor is accessible by stairs only, there is no elevator in the building. Pets are allowed, but only one pet per room (there is a pet fee)

South End is a modern and trendy hotspot of Boston yet retains a historical charm. Grab a coffee from Cafe Madeleine (you’ll need to be early to get a pasty, they sell out!) and walk along the cobbled and quaint streets. Five Horses Tavern is a super cozy spacer with old charm and a great selection of beers on taps and food. There are so many great food places nearby, ask for our top 10! You’ll also be close to the exclusive Back Bay Area and The Prudential Center, an exclusive shopping mall with great boutiques and restaurants. A great way to see Boston is to run the Charles River. It is 1.1 miles straight up Massachusetts Avenue. Go out the front door, turn left onto Columbus, then go right when you hit Mass Ave. Walk up Mass Ave until you hit the Charles River. There are various loops around the river – there is a 3-mile loop and the longest is 17 miles. We’re proud of our history in Boston – check out the following: The Freedom Trail Paul Revere’s House and the Old North Church The Charles River and The Esplanade The North End Copley Square The Boston Common and Public Gardens Fenway Park Harvard Square You’ll benefit from a walk score of 97 out of 100 which means everything is close by. Take advantage f the MBTA “The T” metro system. There are 3 stops close by: Orange Line: On Mass Ave between Columbus Ave and St. Botolph Street. Green Line: Corner of Massachusetts Ave and Huntington Silver Line: Runs up and down Washington and there’s a stop at the corner of Mass Ave and Washington