Beacon Inn 1750

We liked it. It’s an old home, and the rooms are just off the main floor. For instance, the coffee maker was about a foot from our door. Our door was a standard interior door, so the feeling of someone right outside our bedroom wasn’t great. The staff is very nice and accommodating.

The Beacon Inn was quaint, clean, and comfortable. Great location with easy access to the train/subway. Would highly recommend it.

Staff was amazing! Location was perfect for any shows at the RoadRunner. We walked and it was a great walk!

I stayed at the Beacon Inn 1750 in Brookline, Massachusetts, and was honestly very disappointed, especially given the price. The room was extremely expensive for what it offered. There was no air conditioning, which made the stay quite uncomfortable. I had to sleep with the windows open just to get a bit of fresh air, but the noise from the cars and the train made it very hard to sleep. The beds were also very noisy — they creaked excessively with even the slightest movement, which made it difficult to rest. On top of that, the bathroom door didn’t close properly — a basic issue that should be addressed in any hotel. Throughout my entire stay, there was no housekeeping service: no one came to clean the room, change towels, or tidy up. I wouldn’t stay here again and wouldn’t recommend it. For that price, there are much better options in the area.

Overall, a very nice stay The stay was good for an Inn the accommodation. Tight parking but it’s Boston. Great location. Beds were a little hard and it would have been nice to have a little fan to move the air around but the temp was comfortable

Staff was friendly and helpful when they were there , but no one was around when there were no bowls or water during breakfast hours. Also no staff at night when we realized there was only one bath towel for two people. The property is very outdated.