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Family · October 20256/10
I don’t recall ever mentioning breakfast prices or writing a detailed review about it, so this would be a first. This is a Sheraton. A Marriott Premium brand alongside Westin, Autograph Collection, ...I don’t recall ever mentioning breakfast prices or writing a detailed review about it, so this would be a first. This is a Sheraton. A Marriott Premium brand alongside Westin, Autograph Collection, etc. One expects a buffet breakfast that’s up to par with other Marriott Premium-branded properties.
Instead, what we found is the same limited selection one would find at a Courtyard property. Stale muffins, croissant, fruits, a sad, very limited collection of cheeses, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, home fries, french toast, and two types bread you can toast. That’s it. What made it even more jaw-dropping is fact that the they charge $125 for 3 people for their sad excuse of a breakfast buffet.
Order a la carte, go to Yard House or Stephanie’s. Whatever you do, stay away from their buffet.
Their renovated rooms are worth writing about. They maximized the limited space they had to work with. Not much they can do about the tiny bathrooms, but it’s been redone as well. I find it odd that the doors of the rooms are not the same size. Some are narrower than others.
Klaudia at the front desk was amazing! She went over and beyond to grant a simple request.
The hotel has direct access (on the 2nd floor) to Prudential Center. There’s valet parking, but there’s also public basement parking attached to the hotel. The entrance is on Dalton St., just past the drop off area. You can access the hotel floors directly from the public parking, which adds to the convenience.show more
