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The hotel is close to the sea, very casual, the place where the locals play, very relaxed, you can also watch the sunrise and sunset

I concur with the other excellent reviews posted here. I travelled to Hull last weekend for my niece, Kelly’s wedding to a wonderful guy, Will. The hotels in town were a little pricey so I found this gem after a little research. I stayed four nights. Annmarie and Bob were phenomenal hosts and cooks, great breakfasts every day. Annmarie lent me an umbrella and a beach mat, and had lots of great tips, as I was a first-timer to Hull. I took the ferry from Logan airport to Pemberton Point in Hull, and then jumped on a bus, which left me an 800 foot walk to the house. Downtown is about one mile or so from the house, and the beach is a little further, maybe another half mile. I stayed in the m and m room, as a single, which was the smallest room in the house, but fine for my needs. All in all, a great trip, and Josephine’s was a much better choice than the more pricey hotels!

The overall is not bad, the service is okay, the room is clean but the room is a bit small. Sound insulation is also good. The location is ok and the price/performance ratio is high.

The Front desk especially Mr. Travis was very helpful and cooperative. The housekeeping forgot to clean the room one day and Mr. Travis apologised

I booked this hotel because it was the least expensive place I found anywhere remotely close to Boston. While it was far from cheap, it was affordable. It's also a very nice hotel. I arrived just shortly after noon. The desk clerk was extremely pleasant and accommodating. While I expected to just leave my bags and go out exploring, he actually checked me into a room immediately. The hotel couldn't be better located. It's a block and a half to the North Quincy 'T' station. You can go from your room to the red line platform in five minutes and then easily get anywhere greater Boston. While for some reason they keep the front door locked at all times, the area around the hotel seems quite safe. It's mostly transit-oriented development--brand new condo towers and a variety of chain stores and restaurants. The room was large, immaculate, and quite well appointed. The only thing I'd improve is the lighting. It seemed quite dark both by day and night. Some overhead lighting options would be nice. Another quirk was that the alarm clock was set to the wrong time, and there didn't appear to be any way to set it correctly. While I use my phone as the actual alarm, I do like to look at the clock if I should wake in the middle of the night. With one exception, the hotel facilities seemed quite nice. The exception is the ice machines. They are strange (quite different than what most hotels use), and they seem to break down frequently. They really should swap these out for a more standard alternative. Those quirks do not lower my rating, though. The room was nice, and the breakfast was also quite good. When I return to the Boston area, I'll very likely stay here again.

We had a great experience here. I had three rooms rented for a group and we didn't have an issue with any of the rooms or amenities. Rooms were all clean and well stocked. Food at the restaurant on site was great. The breakfast was great. And everyone at the front desk was very friendly. We really enjoyed our stay.