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My fiance has a female friend that he talks to several times a day. He says they are just friends and that she listens to him more than I do. I left him over this once and took him back when he said he would put an end to the friendship only to find out that he spoke to her again after a few days. He met this girl at a bar while out with his friends about a month ago.Am I overreacting or is this wrong of him?
It's very wrong of him. "She listens to him more than I do"...You should be the main girl in his life. If he needs to find someone that listens to him more, you shouldn't be getting married.
And, he just met her like a month ago! I could see him having a close friendship with girl he grew up with or something...but he shouldn't be stricking up such strong intimate type friendships with girls while he is engaged to you.
She's new, she listens more than you, he met her at a bar, and he's talking to her several times a day... I think you know the answer. In the SLIGHT chance that they actually aren't sleeping together, he is still being very disrespectful to you by carrying on like this with another girl when you are engaged. Just friends...come on! Get out while you can!
Even if he is not having any kind of physical relationship with this girl, he is definitely having an emotional realationship with her! I would not stand for this at all, and it does not bode well for your future. What the heck are they talking about all day????
Not a match. He's longing for stuff he doesn't get in the relationship with you, and that could be a combination of both your (faults-bad word to use) -
I'd recommend ending the engagement if the 'listening' issue isn't addressed and solved head on. The girlfiend is a by-product that will evidently be his way of solving his relationship problems - you don't want to mess with that.
Perhaps at the very least you can dig for an understanding of what he needs from you - and you can learn from that and implement that in your next relationship.
sorry amyfiddler, have to disagree with you. I doubt there are any real "listening" problems that need to be worked on. I'm pretty sure her fiance's just a jerk and the "listening" thing is just an excuse to be able to carry on with his girlfiend. Not only is he carrying on with someone else but he's going to try to blame it on the poster to reflect the problem back to her and get the attention away from him.
Yes, he's longing for something he can't get from his girlfriend alright ...that's sex with another woman.
I hear ya -
At face value I would say, RUN from the sob. That said, I also know there is always more to the story, so I like to cover all ground with that assumption. Even with my best friend, where i believe I know all the ins an outs of her relationship, I seldom assume that her side of the story is all there is to it.
I just hate to make the blanket statement, Dump the Loser, when there just isn't enough info. Of course gut reactions to two and a half lines of info would say the guy's unquestionably sleeping with said floosy - !
One of my peeves in life is when there is an interpersonal struggle, that anyone including parties involved would assume that it is the fault of one person, or that there is a bad guy. Maybe no one is "the" bad guy here, it's just not a match. I'd hate for parties to walk away from a marriage, engagement whatever without examining themselves as well. That's how repeat mistakes get made.
I think we can all agree that it's disgusting for someone to cheat - IF that's what this is. However, people cheat because they are either pathalogically narcissistic or they simply are not happy in their present relationship and they lack the maturity and skills to address those things appropriately, either through 1. solving the problem or 2. recognizing the problem is unsolveable and thus terminating the relationship before searching out another.
Blabla blaaaa, I'm full of words this morning. Gonna go work out instead....
Oh, I totally agree with you about there always being two sides to ever story. And, I know that even when people cheat, there are often contributing factors from the so called 'victim'. But, these people aren't married...there's nothing to try to save; there's only something to get away from. And, although there are two people in a relationship, 'sometimes' there really is just one real bad guy.
Bottom line, though, it really doesn't matter if the OP is a big bi*ch herself or the nicest girl in the world, her fiance doesn't care enough about her or their relationship to not carry on with other people, to not pick up girls in bars, to not to even try to hide it, and to try to blame her for it. He's controlling, cheating and disrespecting her on so many different levels that's it's impossible to see a good outcome in this relationship. Suggesting there's hope... and that it's something she may need to work on it just too far out there for this situation. His actions are more than inexcusable no matter what the reasoning. The only thing I would think may even help in this particular situation would be a good boob job. He really is just a jerk, IMHO.
You are young... You set the standards... Beware of this Creep in the making... and it will happen it is only a matter of time...
Get yourself out of the situation... try to keep the ring. No diamond in the world is worth the pain of infidelity.
I know this is hard but you deserve a commitment he is not giving this to you...
Let's not be too hasty here..how much is that ring worth? (Just kidding.)
Is it possible that the guy is so clueless that he doesn't KNOW that when you are engaged or married, your shopping around with other women ends? Maybe she should educate him
to this fact. I am always amazed at the things otherwise intelligent males seem to miss. For example, I had to teach my husband that when we go to a wedding (HIS side of the family, so I did not know very many people there) he needs to sit with me in the church. Duh!
Ohai! Karen, he should have really told you the whole truth about this other girl. All The things that he told her. What a sad sad sad situation you are in. I truly feel sorry for you. Plus, do you really want to marry a guy who is drinking himself to death? And embarrassing you?
If you have any doubt speak with your fiance directly.If you are not satisfied by his conversion better leave him as no one will be happy & peaceful with confusion and no trust.Before marriage every one will have friends like this.But soul mate is only one.Don't think too much about this.
I don't think there is anything wrong with having friends, of any gender.
I have a much bigger problem with him going back on his word.
In your shoes, I would invite her to coffee, just the two of us. I would be friendly, and listen more than I talked. What is her understanding of the situation? Did she know he had a fiancee? Does she have a partner? Is she interested in being more than friends? (She may not answer if you ask, but if you don't ask she might tell you... be a good listener, let her open up.)
If you are lucky, you might be able to make friends with her yourself, and that might make her less likely to do anything that would hurt you.
Your fiance, though... I would have a serious talk with him about breaking his word. I would tell him that I'd much rather he refuse to give up the friendship than lie about it. I would ask him what else he lies to me about. I would be alert for future problems in this area -- lying, and telling me what he thinks I want to hear.
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My gas weedeater Homelite is throwing out blue smoke then suddenly dies out. I turn it back on and it starts then about 1 minute it dies again. Please help!!
Sounds like it is running very rich (too much gas).
First things to check are that you are running it at the correct oil to gas ratio (somewhere between 32:1 and 50:1 should be OK) and that the choke is working properly and is not closed. If those two things are OK, it may be in need of carburetor attention. The carb could just need to be adjusted, or may need to be cleaned or rebuilt.
The owners manual may have some information on how to adjust the carburetor. Some of the newer carburetors have fewer adjustments needles (many no longer have an "H" needle).
If you post the model number of your trimmer, people may be able to offer more suggestions.
I bought a 2 cycle oil. Does it have to be the name brand of a 2 cycle oil to buy so the weddeater can run properly or any brand will do? Also i buy the 8. oz 2 cycle oil mix .I add the 8 oz oil the whole contents with 1 gallon of gas is that correct. Or correct me if im wrong!! Whats the correct amought of gas and oil to add to this Homelite weedeater? IT IS A PS05744
You are currently running a 16:1 oil ratio. That will definitely cause a significant amount of smoke when running. It is most likely building up oil and dripping out of the muffler at that ratio. I wouldn't mix at a higher ratio than 32:1 or 4oz of oil to 1 gal of gas.
To calculate the amount of oil to use, you need to simply divide the quantity of gas by the desired mix ratio.
i.e. 1 gal of gas is 128 oz.
So, for a 32:1 ratio 128/32 = 4 oz oil
or for 50:1 ratio 128/50 = 2.56 oz oil
You can buy different measuring devices to help you.
Personally, I have a gas can marked at 1/2 gallon and mix a half gallon at a time for 2-cycle mix at 50:1. I have used several different kinds of 2-cycle oil. If you buy a name-brand oil, you should be OK. I would feel comfortable running Echo, Stihl, Husqvarna, etc at a 50:1 ratio. If you have your owners manual, it should state the recommended ratio from Homelite. Homelite used to sell a container that they called "Exact-mix". It had a 2.6 oz chamber at the top of the bottle that you could squeeze to fill, then pour the correct amount for a gallon mix at 50:1. That might also be a good option.
Having problem with my homelite weedeater. AT fully closed choke, this unit starts, and idles slow. At half open choke the unit runs faster but stalls out if I try to use it to cut, or even just stops itself after about a minute. At fully open choke the unit dies out almost immediately. Air filter is clean. I removed fuel filter, but that changed nothing. Choke is opening and closing normally. took screen cover of carb. and it wasn't chalked at all. Can any one help with some ideas. thanks.
Suggest you check the fuel lines for pin holes and most likely nyou need a carb kit as the diaphragms get stiff or wrinkled & do not pump like they should.
I stock either the WALBRO or the ZAMA kits
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OK .. I have read all the messages here and have some advice. First of all, please use 2 cycle oil that meets the standards of JASO FD or FC. FD is better as it has more detergent in it to help extend your engine lifetime.
Make sure that you are using 89 octane from a reliable gas supplier. I advise against Shell but do endorse Sunoco (year around)and Exxon (summer fuel only). Sunoco uses 10% Ethanol year around and does not play with other oxygenation additives. REMEMBER 89 OCTANE.
Lastly, Homelite is made by Ryobi and if you are CA you have a different carb. In most cases .. the reported problems are do to bad oil mix or bad carbs. If you warranty is two years go to an authorized dealer and have it replaced.
On oil ..one comment .. it is 2.6 oz and not 2.5 oz per gallon. STANDARD RULE IT IS BETTER TO BE A SMIDGEN OVER ON THE OIL THEN UNDER. Less oil will greatly shorten the life of your engine.
my homeligte weedeater is dieing when i pulll the trigger all the way open. starts good and idles good but dies when i try to get it to full power. I did give it some time to warm up thinking that was the cause. but it was not. any help would be great.
I would agree with BillW. I have a homelite weedeater and was having the same problem. Through troubleshooting I found out the gas lines inside of the tank were cracked and the filter on the line was separated from the line. When I removed the lines, they crumbled between my fingers with very little pressure. It appears I was getting just enough gas into the engine by priming, but once the engine started and used that gas, no more would go through the lines and it would die. I am not saying you have the same problem however, when I was researching replacement parts, it appears there are very many others with the same issue. That being said, if you did nothing different with your gas/oil mixture, I would suggest you drain the tank and check the tubes inside to ensure they are not deterioriated. They are much cheaper to replace than the entire weedeater. BTW- my weedeater was manufactured in 2005, although I only had it about two seasons when the lines deterioriated. If you can find the tube size for your model, you might be able to find a suitable replacement line on eBay.
I have two fairly new 26ss Homelite Mighty Weed Trimmers. Both have less then two (2) hours of running time on them. On one the pull string wont return, it wonÂt start the engine. I tried rewinding the spring and the string at least 8 times and I still canÂt get this thing to work right. I am an automotive machinist of over 40 years I work with the smallest to the largest engines all day. I had several other Top Machinists in the shop take a look at it as well. The string wont return back to its original position after a load is applied to the engine. After the second pull it jam again. The only other option I can think of is to replace the starter pulley. But the trimmer is new right????? I paid $120.00 for the thing new, and spent about $400.00 in time trying to fix it. The other trimmer the muffler fell off after the third (3) usage
My Homelite runs and works great but when the pull rope came off the pulley I of course took it apart and BANG everything was out and laying every where. Homelite e-mailed me a break down and parts list but no instruction on how to rewind that 4 ft section of spring steel known as the recoil spring. I can't find any one who will help me get it rewound.


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Rome can be a bit overwhelming — surely there are less exciting places in the world to wake up than in Rome's Hotel Stendhal, just yards from the Trevi fountain, the Spanish Steps, and the high-end shopping district along the Via dei Condotti. This last, for the committed shopper, may just be enough to induce an attack of Stendhal Syndrome, the illness characterized by fainting or dizziness in the presence of overwhelming beauty.
If so, a place like the Stendhal may just be the thing to soothe those overexcited nerves. Where some Roman hotels lay it on thick, with a florid excess of old-world atmosphere, the Stendhal keeps it relatively simple, in a restrained and clean-lined early 20th-century style. Paneled walls and patterned wallpapers feel like something from a country mansion, or the cabin of a transatlantic steamer — albeit one with a city view. Nearby, the new Stendhal Luxury Suites offer accommodations with a touch more contemporary flair, including modern fixtures in the bathrooms and tasteful patterns in the furnishings.
Ultimately, though, the location is the key to the Stendhal's appeal. The surrounding streets are teeming with restaurants and shops, and there are enough nearby museums and art galleries to induce another attack in the Stendhal-prone — not to mention the Villa Borghese, one of Rome's largest and most scenic private parks, just 400 meters to the north.
Please note: Annex suites are located in a separate building on Via Sistina 4, just five minutes' walk from the hotel. Guests staying in an annex suite should check in at the hotel, where a porter will meet them and provide an escort to the room.
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We were initially skeptical--there is no lobby to speak of and nobody offered to help us get the bags from the street inside. But things improved rapidly. Our room was fantastic and included a very nice outdoor patio. The breakfasts were wonderful. All of our needs were met and more.
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Stendhal offered great service, a comfortable atmosphere and great location. I would recommend to anyone going to rome.
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There was nothing I disliked.
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No matter when you are hungry, Abelardo's is the perfect place to head to in Omaha. This Mexican restaurant is part of a local chain that is open 24-hours a day. Their menu is filled with tasty and filling dishes that are a step above other Mexican places in the city. Try dishes like their carne asada tacos, green chile burrito, and steak torta. Breakfast burritos and plates are offered to early risers as well.
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Hidden in a strip mall, this cozy restaurant offers wonderful Mediterranean fare. The restaurant is very small, and when you walk in, you feel like you are in the middle of the dining room. The hummus ($4.50), served with pita bread, is a delicious appetizer. The Chicken Kebab ($11.25) is a wonderful mix of chicken and vegetables served on basmati rice. Dinners are served with your choice of barley soup or salad. The soup has a strong herb and mint flavoring and can be a little overpowering.
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Take a seat in front of the red-hot grill, sit back and enjoy the show. Japanese, hibachi-style cooking is the main attraction at this stylish spot in Regency Court. Practiced chefs pound knives as they chop, flip and flame their way through the meal. Everyone starts off with a shrimp appetizer. This first act features an attempt by the chef to toss shrimp into diners' mouths. Popular entree choices include lobster, steak and chicken.
This restaurant specializes in Nebraska beef, but the number one draw is prime rib. Seasoned and slowly cooked, the meat melts in your mouth. The restaurant offers an early bird prime rib special from 4:00p-5:30p on weekdays and from 4:30p-5:30p on weekends. The menu also features many different cuts of steak served with potatoes and other trimmings. Casual attire is acceptable. This restaurant is located within a mile of interstate access, along one of Omaha's major streets. Check out their website for a full menu.
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Everyone is Irish at this festive pub. Wood paneling and big, sturdy tables and booths make this the place to pull up a chair and hang out with your friends. Beers and whiskeys from Ireland are the favorite here; there is even a separate whiskey menu. The food is better than average with beer battered Galloway Bay Fish and Chips, the Pub Classic Sandwich, Jameson Whiskey Steak and Lemon Pepper Salmon. Live Irish music adds to the fun.
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Japanese cuisine is what you will find at this north central mainstay. The shrimp and vegetable tempura is tops—light, crunchy and tasty. Other favorites include Beef Sukiyaki and Chicken Teriyaki. Choose a table in the main dining room festooned with classic Japanese decor or a private tea room with low-seated tables and kimono-clad server. Do not forget to visit the downstairs lounge. The decor is "Early Japanese Kitsch" with fish tanks, velvet paintings and some of the smoothest Mai Tais around. This place opens from Monday to Saturday at 5pm.
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This year at the Valley there are six campus residence houses designated for special interest groups of students that are interested in giving back to campus through service. Each special interest house provides a unique service that benefits other LVC students and, with the exception of Centre Hall, works toward a common goal of presenting two programs per semester.
Centre Hall, a two-story house adjacent to the Peace Garden, is the campus's Academic Service House that houses 14 students committed to focusing on academic achievement and service. Each resident volunteers for 20 hours each semester with the campus tutoring or writing center and maintains at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA.
North College Hall was recently transformed from the campus's Greek House into a substance free living space for upperclassmen. This transformation allows returning students to select housing in a substance free area while also engaging in leadership responsibilities on campus. Residents participate in active and passive groups on campus throughout the school year in order to gain leadership skills and experience. Megan Brannan, area coordinator, said, "Many upperclassmen living there are thrilled that they could continue living in a substance free location after their freshman year in a substance free hallway."
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Losanno Excellent SPG Recognition This hotel is convenient (attached to the mall and Prudential Center). Excellent lounge, upgrade, and Platinum recognition. Nice staff and hotel overall. What all Sheratons should aspire to be like. February 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by HCCR422 Excellent Stay! Location - perfect location with many convenient T stops, restaurants, proximity to the universities, Fenway and downtown. Service - above and beyond, hotel proactively upgraded us to a suite with a fantastic view of the Charles River and Fenway. Lounge - well staffed and maintained despite the crowds. I would prefer some hot breakfast items, but the breakfast was more than adequate, fresh and delicious. This will be our go to hotel in Boston for all future stays! May 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MisterRealityCheck The Embodiment of Excellent Guest Services Our visit was off to a bad start, and I was in a bad, bad mood. We arrived in Boston late and tired, and found no cabs at the train station. The one driver hanging around passed himself off as a legitimate cab, and charged us twice over what would have been the regular metered fare to the hotel, claiming it was a late night flat fare. Arriving at the Sheraton, this same hack claimed not to have change for a $50., but the doorman reacted swiftly and offered to get us change from the front desk. Meanwhile, I cautiously noted down the hack's tag number. The attitude adjustment, however, began instantly at the front desk, where the young man who checked us in went out of his way to make us feel welcome and comfortable (I wish I could remember his name, but my mind was elsewhere, still upset at the hack). He upgraded our accommodations -- with access to the Club Lounge, no less -- and made sure we had help with our luggage. We were hungry, so he informed us we could come down to the SideBar & Grill for a quick bite. We went to bed happy with the knowledge that all was well again. The following morning, after sampling the very nice breakfast spread provided in the Club Lounge (with a lovely view of the city), we asked the concierge for sightseeing suggestions. Amy was wonderful -- knowledgeable, courteous and caring, and very discerning, especially in helping us make sensible choices to accommodate our children's interests as well as our tight schedule. (We followed her suggestion and hopped on the sightseeing trolley.) After a fine day of sightseeing, we returned to the comfort of our room -- it had been explained that the hotel had recently undergone a major renovation, and it shows -- and tried our luck again, asking the concierge for dinner recommendations. This time it was Alaina who hit the homer, and sorted out the reservations at a nearby seafood restaurant. While waiting at the concierge desk for Alaina to confirm our dinner reservation, I also took the time to inquire about what steps to follow to report the hackney. Brenda, the terrific gal in charge of guest services, stepped in to offer her assistance. After taking down all the information, copying the hack's receipt, and offering to intervene with the Boston PD, she even comp'd our forthcoming taxi ride from the hotel to the airport. This, in my judgment, is the embodiment and essence of true customer service -- going out of one's way to make the customer feel more like a valued guest, and not just another room night booked to meet a daily sales quota. More than the physical environment the hotel itself offers, I cannot say enough good things about the service at this Sheraton, and will make it our only choice when traveling to Boston. Oh, yes, for those who still want the 411 on the property, who like to read the minutiae, here goes: The rooms are large, well appointed, clean and very well maintained... what else would you expect at a Starwood property? The hotel connects to the Prudential Center, the luxurious Copley Place Mall, as well as to other upscale shopping and dining, and is walking distance to funky/boutiquish Newbury Street. It also has an indoor pool -- but if it's a splash in the pool you're after, then come on down to Florida, there's plenty of water here. January 5, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5 by TMM001 Requires care. Room was spacious and good although the bathroom left room for improvement. Room for improvement also in the billing - I was double charged for the first night and the staff was not very helpful sorting that out. And if you also find bad cell reception, beware of the land line: $8 per minute. Knew it was bad but that bad? December 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TheSak Front Desk Staff Fabulous! Stayed just one night with my wife and sister-in-law who was to have a next day early morning procedure at a local hospital. Requested two connecting rooms. Bonnie at the front desk was just super and responsive to our needs. Rooms were great, clean and comfortable, and had amenities within not lacking, i.e., bottle water, refrigerator, great tv, great temperature control with no noise, etc. Sister-in-law was relaxed and ready for her operation. Valet service friendly and prompt. Will stay at Boston Sheraton again. February 24, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by DST7 Dissatisfied and Unsafe I was very uncomfortable and dissatisfied with this hotel because during the middle of the night someone from the staff illegally used their key to access my room. Luckily, I was in the room and had the latch on the door. I felt unsafe for the remainder of my stay at the Boston Sheraton. I had not ordered room service or requested house keeping services, therefore there was no need for anyone to enter my room without permission. I ran to the hall to see who was coming and they had disappeared. Sheraton investigated and it was either maintenance or housekeeping who enter without permission. Very uncomfortable feeling afterwards and fro the remainder of my stay. August 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DBling Quality in a great location! Hotel staff and amenities were outstanding. Club Room was awesome! Pool area very nice retreat! Concierge and guest services very informative. July 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by mtrujillo78739 Boston Blackout I was a guest at the hotel during the blackout in downtown Boston in March. You see a different side of people during a crisis and I must admit I was very impressed with the professionalism of the staff. Safety first - I was greeted at the rear entrance by serious but polite security guards. Halls were lit with emergency lights and other common areas (rest rooms) had an ample supply of glow sticks to light the way. The hotel provided food and beverages (free food is good) and the staff was very friendly. I checked out in the morning after a comfortable (but dark) sleep and the woman at the front desk was extremely nice. I had the impression she worked the evening shift too. Other than the cold shower in the morning, it was a really pleasant experience. March 17, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Patrick99 Great hotel and good value Great hotel for the value. Close to everything in Boston, and connecting to the Prudential Center and Hynes Convention center is very helpful. Only drawback is the Club Lounge. Its often over crowded and VERY messy. During food service times, they do not have enough staff and plates are piled on the tables from multiple guests and service area has spills and crumbs and is not sanitary. November 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Traveler311 Club Level We had a very smooth check-in and found our room to be very nice, liked the furniture leaving enough room to move around, shower setup ok but all nice and fresh looking, great view and liked the internet for free in the club room. We too were confused with the idea of not using the club lounge for evening appetizers and when we went to the Side bar, we did not find a buffet but a menu with few choices. As it happen we end up eating light dinner there and it helped with our bill. Overall we had a great visit. January 31, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bostonfan37 Great SPG Benefits i always stay at Sheraton Boston for a once-a-year family getaway. Hotel is very clean, nice pool and sauna, Staff has always been courteous. SPG benefits are very good! January 5, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Patrick99 Great stay Wonderufl stay. We had a great upgrade to a nice suite. We also had to extend our stay due to a medical emergency and we were givne the cheaper rate. Very responsive staff. Great lounge! November 7, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Mickey75 Wont return In response to your email I am describing my evaluation of my stay at your hotel on Dec.1-3,2013 as very poor When I arrives there was a line of about 30 people checking in, with only 2 agents at the desk. It took 15 minute to get additonal staff to the counter. I asked for a room away from an elevator or ice machine and was told that was the case. I arrived at the room only to find it was immediately next to the elevator and therefore returned to the desk and had to change rooms. Evidently the hotel policy is not to include pay movies on TV, which was not explained by a card in the the room but which I had to call about. Similarly no channel list was by the TV. WORST OF ALL was the lack of any room WIFI access during the entire stay at the hotel! This was a major inconvenience. When I come back next year for the same meeting, I will make sure to stay at another hotel. December 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by CUSESOX One of the Best Hotels I have ever stayed at. The staff was very accommodating and made my wife and I feel like royalty. From the Door man to the maids every single person was personable and professional. The front desk staff was very friendly and patient. The hotel is ideally located and attached to the Prudential Center Mall. Great location and convenience. We will be staying here again without a doubt. July 28, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by tony1322 t The cost of breakfast at the hotel restaurant was excessive. October 21, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Stormy65 I would not return My husband and I travel a lot We had booked 2 months in advance and we got a horrible room by the elevator and ice maker. Loud no alarm clock Complained they could not change our room Outdated Pink tile in bathroom had mold on grout March 22, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by NeverAgain456 Did not get room we booked We booked a double room with 2 double beds for me my wife and teenage son 5 weeks prior to arrival. After a long day of travel and visiting colleges in the area we checked in only to find out the room we booked was not available. Tired and hungry it seemed we had no choice but to accept the free valet parking as a token and a cot put in our room for our son to sleep on. After unpacking we grabbed a quick bite to eat in the lounge area and ordered some apps to hold us over until dinner. My son and I ordered sliders, horrible, stale bread and small dry burgers that my son said seemed like they were just microwaved. My wife had a salad which she said was fine. $72 dollars poorer ( with tip, service was good ) we left to rest up and get ready for dinner. After dinner at one of the local restaurants the COT was left in our room, unfortunately for us to figure out how to unpack and set up. 15 minutes later after a frustrating call they were unpacking it and setting up for us. Nothing like coming back from a nice dinner to have hotel staff in our room while we watched them unpack and set up a cot we never wanted in the first place because we did not get the room we booked. Room were dated, carpeting stained, terrible view from our 19th floor room. Overall this was my first and last stay at a Sheraton Hotel. Very disappointing with the only consolation given was free valet parking. August 16, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by nothappy100 My stay at your hotel in July 2014 Compared to my previous stays at your hotel, this time: 1. Reception and Concierge Staff was not very friendly and not very helpful. 2. My washroom had plumbing problems the first night which kept me up the whole night with noise and I had to shower in another room 6am (my first day of work of the 12 night stay). 3. The fridge I requested didn't come until I followed-up a few times. 4. My bill had charges for upgrade even thought I was not upgraded to another room. 4. I was given 5000 spg points for my inconvenience (when I requested - it was not volunteered) - but not sure it will actually show up in my spg acct. I hope it does. 5. I will be cancelling my next reservations in light of my unsatisfactory experience during my July 2014 12 night stay. July 29, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Sarah927 Front Desk Staff Were Abhorrent My company recently held a conference at the Sheraton Boston from August 6-11th. I arrived on August 6th at 11am to check in and was told the room I selected (standard king bed) would not be available until the check-in time of 3pm, which I thought was a little odd but I was fine with it. Tara, my front desk clerk, offered me a locker room pass to change into business attire, which I thought was kind of her. She then told me the hotel would call when my room was ready. 3pm comes and goes. 4pm comes and goes. Finally, a colleague, in the same position as me, goes to the front desk and works with Tara to get her room ready. My colleague sees me sitting in the lobby, waiting on my room at 4:45pm, and waves me over to see if we can get me checked in as well. Tara informs me my room is ready. However I did not receive a phone call. By this point I was quite tired of waiting, and asked why I hadn't been informed of my room being available. Tara fiddled around with her computer and claimed it had JUST become available. I find that hard to believe. As compensation, she offered me HALF of the complimentary drink tickets she had already given to my colleague, and said hopefully the colleague would share with me. Are you kidding me? It's up to my coworker now to justify the outrageous wait time I experienced for my room? I had no words for Tara. I found her behavior incredibly disrespectful and not at all what I expect from a Sheraton hotel. From there, my company's stay just worsened. Meeting rooms were not set properly, countless other colleagues complained of their check-in situation, and my room smelled of stale cigarettes, though a sign is clearly posted saying No Smoking. I will say the one redeeming quality of the Sheraton Boston was the cleaning staff. My room was always freshened nicely at a convenient time, and they made sure to provide me extra of anything they noticed I used. The worst part of my experience might have been my check-out. I went to the concierge desk to request that my room be unlocked on my last day, because my meeting had run over and I hadn't had time to call down and request a late check-out. Quite frankly, I didn't see the need to extend courtesy I was not given upon my arrival, but nevertheless, I wasn't given the time to even make the decision. The Asian woman at the concierge desk treated me like a misbehaving toddler. I was so completely offended by her treatment. She questioned me as to why I hadn't requested a late check-out, when I was supposed to know when the check-out time is. She quite literally spoke to me like I was an idiot. My company spent hundreds of thousands of dollars at the Sheraton Boston Hotel, a hotel (and city) that was selected as our "wild card" year since we do not normally have Boston in our rotation. During our next planning meeting, I will be sure to voice my opinion that we never hold a meeting at the Sheraton Boston Hotel again. August 19, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Nick2013 Unacceptable Wait Times At least employees were friendly when you were actually able to talk to one. However, service was non-existent. Lines were beyond unacceptable. All hotel services were ridiculously understaffed. I waited almost 30 minutes to check in - then upon arriving at my room, it hadn't even been cleaned. I complained and did receive a different room. Throughout the entire stay, every time I walked through the lobby, there were always many guests waiting in line (normally 10+ guests and only 1 person working the desk). Phones were constantly ringing in the lobby, going completely unanswered. I never received my bill prior to checkout as expected. So, I went to the lobby to get a copy. I unsuccessfully waited in line for 10+ minutes to receive my bill (the line was 10+ people) and the line never moved as the same initial person was still being served (once again only 1 person working the desk) so I gave up, dropped my keys in the box, and hoped I wouldn't be randomly overcharged for anything. I then went to have my luggage stored by the Bell captain. I waited 15 minutes before even seeing an employee along with the 20+ other people waiting. There were also 30+ pieces of luggage just sitting in the middle of the lobby. I saw people walk up and walk off with luggage (not sure if it was theirs and they gave up waiting or if they decided to steal some - the hotel wouldn't know either way because there was no one around). At the end of the day, I had to wait another 15-20 minutes to get my luggage back. I really wanted to complain to someone in person, but I was unwilling to wait over an hour to complain about having to wait an unacceptable amount of time. One could argue (poorly) that due to the Biomaterials Meeting as well as local Marathon events that the hotel was going to be busy. I could have predicted that as well and if it looked like the hotel was making a reasonable effort, I would have understood having worked in the restaurant / hotel industry while younger. But having 1-2 employees working the desk checking in / checking out guests for a hotel of 1200+ rooms is not only poor planning, but poor management, service, and completely unacceptable for a 4* hotel. April 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lawrence1091 This Hotel is in a great location. Me and my wife stayed at this hotel for six nights and loved every minute of it. The downstairs restaurants were convenient and served great breakfast and dinners. The mall on the second floor was convenient when the weather was bad because we never had to leave the building. we also were able to access great restaurants through the mall. I would recommend this to anyone visiting Boston. October 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by KimberlyJ Best Hotel in Boston This hotel has everything you could possibly want or need. We stayed 5 nights and it was absolutely perfect. The Director of Front Office Operations, Alex, assisted with pre-stay details of our reservation. Mr. Lee, Front Desk Supervisor, checked us in. Both gentlemen were extremely helpful, polite and personable. The room was very clean and spacious. We had a fabulous view of both the Charles River and Fenway park. There were always plenty of taxis waiting outside the hotel if we needed to go somewhere outside of walking distance. The Sheraton is within walking distance to Fenway park, tons of shopping and amazing restaurants. It also has a fantastic restaurant inside the hotel. We had dinner in the bar one night and room service for breakfast on the day we left. Everything was hot, quick and delicious. I'll definitely be back. June 1, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Jeremy1 this hotel staff was not helpful I had an employee rate when I got there the front desk told me " I saw your rate but there is no confirmation of my reservation I called the person, he called and give the them the confirmation the say no he has to have a letter from his boss before they could accept it. it was $94/night and they decide to charge me $239.20/night they don't give point on my spg it was my wedding day I say ok whatever it was very disappointed that day January 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by RaoulM A good hotel let down by poor management I had intended to email the manager but since the only email on the website is sales I have no alternative but to air my disappointment in a review. This is a decent hotel in a good location that has ( at least in my room in the south tower) been upgraded nicely. My stay was unfortunately marred by repeated clear examples of terrible management. Each evening I had a drink at the bar where I was able to listen to, three nights in a row, for at least two hours each, various staff moan and complain about shifts, coworkers, customers, etc. not once did any of the managers try to curtail this bellyaching all of which was clearly heard (probably was meant to be heard) by bar patrons. On my checkin, lines were long as only two people were working the front desk. On my checkout, at 830am on a busy Friday morning, only ONE person was working. Your hotel has over 1200 rooms - does that seem right? What made it worse was the procession of staff into and out of the back, each of whom looked at the long line of frustrated guests and not one of whom did the right thing and jumped in to help. I presume I am now checked out, after 15 minutes waiting and with a meeting to get to, I just left my keycard on the counter. Completely unacceptable and spoils the otherwise decent overall experience. November 14, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Vw23 Disappointting This is not our first bad experience here.The last time here the lady at the counter was rude and told us there was no upgrades available.When I complained to mangement he was able to upgrade us.Now that I turned Platinum I thought it would be better.But this recent stay we were put in a handicapped room that wasnt on club level and they changed to a suite that was had a high level of noise. November 30, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by CoachpatrickV Poor customer service The property and staff at this hotel were fine. Your customer service center receives very poor marks. I will not stay at your properties again. I tried to change to a more expensive room at one of your properties less than 2 miles away and was told I would have to pay a penalty. The represenataive went on to tell me if they allowed people to switch "she would be doing this all day long." As well she told me that she just denied a "pltinum" member from doing what I was asking for "just the day before." This simply demonstrated even further your lack of customer service. I understand having guidelines but my request was for the same day and for a room that would have provided greater revenue for the chain. Not only is it not great customer service, it also seems to lack basic business sense. As I mentioned to the service rep, I have other choices in my travels and I will continue to use them going forward. You have lost a customer! October 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by arcadia The Sheraton Boston Hotel is the Place to Stay! The Sheraton Boston Hotel was my home base while attending appointments at Dana Farber. From the moment I walked in the lobby until the moment I departed, I experienced flawless service in a grand setting. The staff were eager to please, and the room was spacious yet cozy. I will definitely stay at the Sheraton Boston Hotel whenever I return. October 23, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mmfgmc Great hotel, great location, great people! Attended the FICP conference, was a great experience from the arrival to the departure Service at the Front Desk was excellent, bellman and maids, even the Fedex Office The hotel is a reflection of the GM, Angela, who seems to be very hands-on, professional and leads by example Keep it up with the great job! November 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gen50Bil Excellent location for shopping, dining & conventions Fantastic location with an excellent ambience. My only disappointments were that there was no coffee maker in the room when I checked in. It took 4 phone calls to get one an hour and a half later. The sink in the bathroom was extremely slow in draining - - badly in need of some 'draino' !! Bathroom is awfully small and I understand they are larger in another tower - - where is that? There were two used 'contact lens' on the floor when I arrived - and I don't wear contact lens - so they were not mine. So this means that the maid didn't vacuum the floor from the previous occupant. All-in-all - - my stay was excellent and I would stay again and highly recomment it to others. May 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hollie157 Wonderful Staff & Location The staff at this hotel went above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable. Tara checked us in and gave us a complimentary upgrade when she found out we were there celebrating a birthday. It was also a great location, with quick access to shopping and restaurants. By far the best stay I've had in Boston yet. January 26, 2013


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