The Verb Hotel

Reviews

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  Danilo L

  6 days ago
  3.0
  This was a cool idea executed incorrectly. The staff were rude. not just once, but multiple times. Booked two beds but they said we weren't even supposed to have a room so just be happy we have one bed. Then they said if you need to checkout late, you can checkout at 2, but they the next day they said they can't do that. Other than that, it WAS pretty clean.
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  Jimmmy Sellers

  Aug 6, 2026
  5.0
  I was recently lucky enough to stay at the Verb holtwl while seeing my favorite rock and/or roll band at Fenway. The trip itself was a highlight of my life undoubtably. But the one thing that stands out through the whole weekend was a couple of young gentleman that took care of me, kept me smiling and kept me glad to be a tourist. Julian and Cisco the Kid, keep doing a great job having a wonderful staff and putting on a great party!
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  Corey MacGregor

  Aug 1, 2026
  5.0
  We had an amazing stay here for 1 night in Boston! Great location to catch a Red Sox game. Literally across the street from from the stadium! Room was immaculate and spacious. The vibes and perks staying here are second to none. When most of Boston is changing over $500 per night. The Verb stays under that price point and offers free coffee, water, amazing breakfast, nitro cold brew coffee, and discounts at local restaurants too! Had $12 for a dozen oysters at Eventide down the street can’t be beat! Can’t wait to come back and visit Boston and stay here again!
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  Humberto Silva (Beto Silva)

  Jul 29, 2026
  4.0
  The room was clean and very tastefully decorated. I absolutely loved the studio vibe, especially the record player on the dresser with a selection of vinyl records to enjoy in the room. Mine included albums by Queen, The Who, and The Allman Brothers. Overall, the hotel's music-themed concept was very well reflected in the room's design. The bathroom was also nicely decorated, but I still don't understand the purpose of having a shower without a door. Water splashes everywhere while you're showering. To make matters worse, our bathroom had a hole in the glass partition, allowing water to spill onto the vanity cabinet as well. Very strange. The shower had terrible water pressure, while the sink faucet had unnecessarily strong pressure. The smart TV with streaming capabilities was excellent, and both the bed and pillows were very comfortable. The only downside was that the maintenance staff started their cleaning work (using leaf blowers) fairly early in the morning. It was impossible to sleep past 9:00 a.m. because of the noise. Breakfast was by far the biggest disappointment. There were no hot protein options such as bacon or sausage—only hard-boiled eggs and cold cuts. Although the hotel advertised gluten-free bread and waffles, the bread was toasted and the waffles were prepared in the same equipment used for regular wheat-based bread and waffles, resulting in complete cross-contamination. There is no point in advertising gluten-free options if they are prepared with cross-contamination. I became ill after eating one of the waffles. The breakfast staff are not properly trained to advise guests about gluten safety. The location is convenient if you're planning to attend a game at Fenway Park. Otherwise, I wouldn't recommend staying here, as you'll need transportation to reach Boston's main attractions. Walking anywhere takes between 40 minutes and an hour, often passing through areas with ongoing overpass construction. Even the nearest subway station is about a 25-minute walk away. The valet parking staff were friendly, professional, and always willing to help. They definitely deserve credit for their excellent service.
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  patrick casale

  Jul 24, 2026
  1.0
  Let me tell you a really fun story. I booked a pool view room several months ago for a one night stay. I landed in Boston yesterday after a long journey from Ireland. Upon arriving at the hotel, I was told that I was given an upgraded room. Thinking nothing of it, and being way too jetlagged to care, I simply shook my head, "yes." My upgraded room turned out to be one of many converted air streams outside of the main property. This was a little alarming, as I didn't even know these were on the property. Upon entering, I was hit with a palpable sewage smell, as if the septic tank had not been pumped in ages. I went and complained to the front desk staff, and to their credit, they were very nice and tried hard to accommodate me. They confirmed that I had originally booked a pool view room prior to "upgrades." I let them know about the septic smell and they worked some magic to move me into another airstream. Although the new airstream wasn't as pungent or rancid as as the first one, this was not much better. It basically felt like I was sleeping inside of a very ripe porta potty. As someone w severe sensory sensitivities, this was a almost uninhabitable place to stay. I did not get a single second of sleep and was so uncomfortable and disgusted that I considered getting up in the middle of the night to just sleep at the airport. Aside from the very kind staff members, this place should be avoided at all costs.