Supreme Inn Boston

For £42, my twin room was clean, comfortable and a good size, with everything I'd expect at that price, including a hairdryer. The shower was hot and powerful, and there was a small selection of toiletries. There was enough tea and coffee for an overnight stay, plus plenty of free parking. Breakfast cost £4.99 per person and was great: a hot buffet, cereal, fruit, a croissant, and orange and apple juice. You make your own tea and coffee with the kettle, and the staff were welcoming and friendly. It's a budget hotel, not the Ritz, but the room made for a great overnight stop and was good value for its price range. I'd use it again if I were in the area.

I stayed for three nights and thought the hotel was excellent value. The staff were pleasant and sorted out issues with a smile. I didn't use the restaurant or bar, but I can recommend the accommodation and look forward to coming back.

Fine for a cheap one-night stay. I'd put it below Premiere Inn. Breakfast is self-service, and the cooked food was only warm. They were short staffed, though the people on duty did their best.

The staff we spoke to were really welcoming and nice. The room was clean and the bed was okay, but the bathroom wasn't: there were pubes in the bath and an old used towel on the floor. It made me wonder whether anyone had cleaned in there. The shower was poor too, only warm water at best, with what seemed like as much water leaking from the hose or side of the head as coming out of the front. The pillow felt like a jail pillow, just without the waterproof cover. We stayed for two nights. The car park had a raised concrete bit with wires sticking out, hidden from view as we reversed over it at night. We may have damaged our car, though we weren't sure yet.