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Berkeley Residence YWCA Boston - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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No title - expert review
PLEASE NOTE: ALL ROOMS ARE PRIVATE EVEN IF THE ROOM TYPE USES THE WORD 'DORM'. We use the word 'dorm' to indicate rooms for males. We use the word 'private' to indicate a room for females. If you are FEMALE, you must chose a 'Single Private' or 'Twin Private room'. If you are one MALE you must choos...
bootsnall.com
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This bare-bones, affordable facility has single ($60), double ($90), and triple ($105) rooms within walking distance of Back Bay and South End restaurants and shops. A dining room serves inexpensive meals. The Back Bay T station (which also serves Amtrak) is just three blocks away. For stays of more...
fodors.com
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This pleasant, convenient women-only hotel and residence offers a dining room, patio garden, piano, and library. The well-kept public areas also include a TV lounge. The dorm-style guest rooms are basic, containing little more than beds, but they're well maintained and comfortable - not plush, but n...
frommers.com
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Back in 1981, I was relocated to Boston, Massachusetts, as an eighteen year old, fresh out of High School, to work as a Manager at for Burger King. I had worked for a Burger King Franchise since I was a Junior in High School in Buffalo, New York working my way up from Cashier to Assistant Manager, a...
hostelz.com
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I stayed at Berkeely when I came to run Boston 2006. At breakfast I met runners from four countries and five states in the most pleasant, sunny, dining room. Tables were covered with linen cloths and adorned with flowers. Both the staff and long term residents were friendly and helpful. The accommod...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
I stayed at the HI hostel the first time I visited Boston and then the YWCA the next two times. The positives: The YWCA has a GREAT breakfast complete with eggs, fruit, coffee, oatmeal, etc. The breakfast is worth at least $10 of the price. Their security seems to be pretty good, which adds to the c...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
I stayed in a single room; it was a good size, clean, and quiet. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The location is great; in South End just a short walk to the Newbury St./Boston Common area. The free breakfast is very generous and you can buy dinner for $7.50. It has a lot of permanent resi...
hostelz.com
A cozy escape from the city - user review
This is an amazing retreat in the middle of the city. It's minutes away from anything that you could want to see or do in Boston. Try it out for a night or two OR become a pe...
travel.yahoo.com
Lived at Berkeley in the 1960's - user review
I lived at the Berkeley for 3 years in the 1960's, What a wonderful place it was then, I met so many single working girls and we had a ball. The food was great. On Sunday...
travel.yahoo.com
A haven for ladies - user review
I lived here when I transferred on my job at FedEx for a year. The hotel itself is nostalgic and beautiful. I took dozens of pictures of the inside and out. You could decorate ...
travel.yahoo.com
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