Convenient location. Good value.

One of the pass codes did not work, door to our room rattled every time anyone else on that floor open and close their door

Location

Everything about this property is perfect.

Nothing

renting to the state, at least let the people that are going to stay there that they rent to the state for homeless people like a shelter and here I am paying close to $200 per night to stay there, the hotel it self was very run down, people were hanging out in the hallways, kids running up and down the hallways as well, I will never stay at another Red Roof Inn Again!!!!!!!

It was in a nice location to the airport, the room was very clean and the beds comfy

There was some stragglers hanging outside in the middle of the night when i checked in

Location

Bathroom Had water running everywhere

The room was cleaner than I expected and the staff were very friendly. I arrived early to check in but there were no rooms available, the receptionist gave me some place to put my stuff and told me to give him my number so that he contact me when a room was available. It only took them about two hours to get me checked in but at least I had some place safe to put my stuff so it made waiting easier. And while I was waiting I went to the Mexican restaurant across the street to enjoy a meal.

The wifi could have been better. It wasn't such good quality wifi. And I wish they had more channels like Tennis. The WiFi and lack of certain tv channels was the only thing I truly didn't like about this place.

Convenient location to stay overnight before heading to NH after arriving late at Boston airport. Good price, relative to other hotels in the area. Decent Tex Mex restaurant next door and coffee shops nearby.

Rickety sounding elevator did not inspire confidence

Absolutely nothing.

FILTHY. MOLDY ROOM. The dangerous and hardly functional elevators - the door starts opening before you reach your destination, and it rattles with a loud bang. It is terrifying not to mention that the buttons don’t light up inside the elevator, so you’re not really sure if you’re good to go or not. Our “handicap accessible” room was NOT handicap accessible- doorway is or not wide enough for a wheelchair. The toilet was not handicap accessible and the shower was not handicap accessible — it was a bathtub/shower. There was pubic hair in our toilet upon check-in. The handle on our door to the room didn’t work properly so it was an adventure getting in each time there was water from AC units leaking all over the place and all three of us and my family were sick from very intense allergic reactions to the room. The floor was a bit sticky, and the AC hardly got cold. The man who checked us in was a little less than friendly. I went outside to get fresh air (literally having trouble breathing in the room and you can’t open any windows because there are no damn screens)  I walked by multiple piles of trash and had to literally brush away bottles and cups and other trash to sit on the bench so I could spend some time outside. when we originally called into the property, we drove around the entire building, because we couldn’t tell where the main entrance was supposed to be.  I know that the red roof inn is not a nice hotel chain but for nearly $200 a night I expect to be able to shower without my shoes on.