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The location of the hotel is prime! It is near restaurants and grocery stores. Also walking distance from the cities main attractions like the Quincy market and the north end. The only dislike was how hard the bed was, everything else was great.

Phone broken at check in. Room was very nicely decorated, but air/heat very noisy, banged on cycling from on to off. Ended up turning the auto off and leaving the noisy fan on all the time. Great location, close to the Garden, North End restaurants and historical sites.

The room was clean and comfortable. Close walk to the TD Garden.

Spur-of-the-moment decision to stay at Pennyweight based on proximity to Boston's North Station. Compared to three other nearby options, price was right. Two nights. If you're looking for a place to sleep and shower and want location near North Station, TD Garden and North End, you overlook the very small room (king), limited in-house dining, limited lounge seating, and neutral lobby ambience. But hey, plenty of eating and socializing options nearby. Friendly front desk and overall clean environment.

Super convenient location, the room was spotless, and had a massive TV. Would recommend to anyone visiting

The room was excellent, very nice, and very clean, although maybe a bit on the high side for price and amenities. The service was not good. They charged me an extra "destination" fee that they said was usable at the market and restaurant/bar, but didn't apply the credit on check out. They close the bar/restaurant early, and we had to sit for 20 minutes until somebody came to take our order, even though we were the only ones there.

The hotel itself was great, but the staff were quite rude to us when we checked in. The hotel bar/restaurant also closed early on all three nights of our stay.

Room was very hot, AC didn’t work

Overall, our stay was great! But the room was not worth the money we spent. The ad for Pennyweight on Expedia was wrong. At 1st on Expedia, i booked a double room with king size beds, when i called Pennyweight 2 days prior to checking in, they told me they do not offer double rooms. 2nd. The ad on Expedia also advertised "free breakfast", that also wasn't true. The hotel only offered breakfast that you could buy from the little restaurateur they ran as part of the hotel. 3rd, the Expedia ad also said there was "limited on-site parking"which one would assume there is free parking on the hotel premises on a 1st come, 1st serve basis. That was also wrong. There was no "limited on-site"parking. In fact, there was none. I had to valet my car for 3 days @ $67 a day. 4th, we forgot something in our room and realized it after we left. We asked the hotel if they could Mail it to us, and with the amount we spent on the rooms, a night, you would think they would take care of the shipping costs, that was a negative. Not that big of a deal, but still, for the money spent, thought they would've taken care of it. And lastly, a $30 destination charge everynight of our stay! I get it, taxachusstts! They hotel is nice and the staff were great! But everything else is horrible! Small rooms, ridiculous fees, unnecessary parking costs and etc... i wouldn't stay here again nor recommend anyone else to stay here. 2 outta 5 Stars.

Super close to TD garden, friendly service beautiful rooms

always the perfect spot for events at TD garden!

I've never had an issue with payment before, but here we are. Paid for booking via Hotels.com, yet Pennyweight charged my card as a "hold"?! Why? It's already been paid-for! One wall of our room had some strange brown substance on it. Coffeemaker didn't work. Valet parking @ $67/night rate, yet they don't tell you this--Found out via phone call. TV was impossible to use unless you know something about Dish. Not a smart TV, either, so don't think you're getting anything fancy. No channel guide. Nothing but local channels. Can't mirror your PC or even watch any of your favorite TV apps. Amentities: room-temperature mini-fridge, no microwave. Elevators have seen better days. Staff forced to wear green velvet suits Green. Velvet. (Pet Sematary?!) "Free breakfast" is actually a voucher for their restaurant. Hotels.com added a charge for breakfast, then I found out it was "free". No menu provided, no restaurant hours provided. Apparently, it closes at 11PM, when most people are returning from venue down the street. No idea what time it opens. You're not getting anything but pizza @ way-too-busy/loud/shady pizza joint around the corner. Chosen for distance to venue, but not worth walking past several homeless people in the bldg directly next door, not to mention beggars who are quite brazen. Bed mattress was older with a pad that was too small, so it shifted. Pillows are soft with no substance. Not comfortable at all. No view except of garbage in alley next door.

The hotel was clean, modern, chic, in the lobby as well as the room I stayed in. I was especially impressed with the tiled shower with glass doors and two different shower heads! The mattress was a bit mushy, the springs were pushing into me a bit, but not awful. I appreciated the valet parking service, and the fact that it was a 3 minute walk to Boston Garden where I was going for a concert was very convenient. I just wish that they were a little more generous with the amenities. I'd think a hotel at this price point would offer a free continental breakfast. I had coffee and tea in my room, but there weren't even any paper of foam cups available to be able to take it to go. There's nothing open nearby for breakfast or coffee early in the morning, except Dunkin a couple blocks away. Every cheaper and less-nice hotel I've stayed in offered those things, including another Hilton property. I'd stay again due it's proximity to the Garden, and that it's comfy, but I'd come a little more prepared for the morning.

Las personas del front table no estuvieron muy atentas durante nuestra estadía. El desayuno que está en el menú no tenía mucho de lo que quisimos. La llave se desconfiguraba después de cada uso. El hotel está bien pero para el precio que pagamos es demasiado

Great looking property. Street is a little sketch but the surrounding area is amazing. 10/10 would recommend

The staff were super helpful especially the valet. The room was a bit small but very cozy. The bathroom was pretty and it had a romantic vibe. Perfect place for a few nights in the city. Super close to TD garden

We just stayed here this past Saturday August 9th. Let’s start with price; fantastic for Boston and being so close to TD Garden (4 minutes walk if that). Walking into the lobby makes you feel really good about the value and quality of the hotel. It is clean, modern, and lively. Front desk had a line but acted effortlessly and efficiently. All smiles and welcoming. The free water for being a Hyatt member was a nice touch. Our room was on the third floor and first thing that struck us was the cleanliness of the halls and it smelled nice. Our room was easy to get into and was very clean. Zero issues with our room and the card from the person that cleaned our room was nice. Makes them accountable. Check in and check out could not have been easier. We had no issues during our stay but feel confident that the staff would have been helpful had there been any concerns. Location is safe to walk around and is convenient for TD Garden and the T. Boston Common took about 8 minutes to walk to so not bad. We will be staying here again in the future. The only con is neither of us enjoyed the bed comfort all that much. 3.5 out of 5 stars for that but that is highly subjective. I slept ok but hopefully they upgrade before next stay.

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Room was clean but small.