Bedford Motel

Around $*** compared to $*** in the city. For two persons, it is not a bad deal, if time to commute to city is not a constraint.

It was away from the main road, so that kept it quiet. The place is quite old and on need of some upkeep, but it seemed to be the most affordable place near Boston. The carpet was quite dirty as evidenced by the bottom of our light colored socks' turning black from our taking just a few steps around the room.

Witnessed guest stand naked in his doorway and pee on the floor, fuzzy blanket smelled like pee on my bed, walls drywall falling apart, floors dirty, did not feel like it was a clean space whatsoever.

The beds were clean and the room was more or less quiet. But the bathroom was not entirely clean, the bathroom door itself looked as if it had recently been kicked in - the jamb was splintered clear and a hinge was out of joint, so the door wouldn't open or close entirely. It was a cheap room, so perhaps I shouldn't complain (but the bathroom needed a lot more attention). The bedside lamp was broken such that to turn it on or off we had to unplug it. I couldn't get the tv remote not to feel sticky. (ewww) It was adequate, if not a joy to be in. The staff were laconic and then not to be found at all when I was checking out and wanted to mention the bathroom. Perhaps we're not the clientele they're used to working with. I don't know. I hate to leave a negative-ish review - it was the cheapest room in the area, and that showed. But we were dry and secure, and the A/C worked!

Bed with no support, caved in center. The WI-FI is so spotty, I might as well go outside to get a better connection.