Home2 Suites by Hilton Walpole Foxboro

The bed and bedding were so comfortable for us that we woke up refreshed, even after a long drive, arriving late and getting up early. I’m even thinking about buying one of those mattresses for home. The room was a good size for the two of us, with a decent work area. I liked the curtain divider between the living and sleeping spaces because it blocked the light, so I could work while my daughter slept. We were in town for an event at SCOB, and this was our first time at Home2 Suites. We loved it. The hotel was clean and tidy, and everyone from the front desk to the breakfast bar was exceptionally friendly and helpful. We chose a quiet room at the end of the top floor. It was a great stay, and we’ll definitely return.

Breakfast was great, and our room surprised us in the best way. It was cozy, very clean, and felt almost like a mini apartment, just without a stove. My husband and I loved our stay, and the staff were friendly and helpful. We’ll definitely come back.

The digital key made check-in and checkout easy, and parking was convenient. Our accommodations were spacious and kept immaculate, with a good location and a pool open until 10:00 PM. It was a very pleasant, enjoyable stay.

I found mold in the bathroom, and the pool area didn’t seem to be maintained to an acceptable standard. Those problems would be disappointing at any rate, but they felt especially unacceptable given the high price I paid. My stay at Hilton Home2 Suites in Walpole was adequate, but the value doesn’t match the hotel’s dynamic pricing during Patriots games. Rates jump to an almost indecent level while the service and facilities stay the same as on a regular night. If game-day prices are meant to signal a premium experience, the guest experience needs to match. Right now, the gap between cost and quality is far too wide.