Backpackers Hostel Pub - Everett

Stayed only 1 night. The mattress was a little rough but linens were clean, as was the bathroom mini-fridge. Small a/c to keep things comfortable. Keyboard entry to rooms and main building. Quaint pub with continental breakfast options.

Rooms really nice for a hostel, not too far out of the city but with traffic often more like 40 min drive, everyone working there super helpful! (Especially the guy with the tshirts and the housekeeper)

I spent 2 weeks in this hotel and my days were wonderful. firstly it's much better because you’re saving your money with this hotel. About their rooms, they are very clean and housekeeper come every day. Their toilets are renovated , very clean and luminous.Don't worry about the staff people, they are very nice and helpful. I would come back for sure.

DO NOT STAY HERE, ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE A SOLO, FEMALE TRAVELER!! I have no idea how this place has such good reviews, my stay was HORRIBLE. I would give 0 stars if possible.I stayed here because I wanted to practice the hostel experience if I ever get to Europe. What a huge mistake. I will never stay at a hostel ever again because of this place. I requested an all-female room and was supposed to stay for 4 nights but only stayed for 1. The second day I was staying here, WHILE I WAS SHOWERING (thankfully in the locked bathroom , a MAN came in the room and had just come in and fallen asleep in one of the beds. When I got out of the bathroom, I was completely panicked, and the front desk really acted like it wasn't a big deal and it wasn't their fault that they didn't check everyone's IDs of who would be staying in what rooms, and the room I was in was even initially (mistakenly marked as co-ed. Oh, heck no. I was moved to another all-female room, which was empty except for one person who had clearly been living there for several weeks, literally to nurse a physical injury until she could get home, and I felt like I was completely invading her somewhat safe space.It's not a hostel, it's a halfway house. People literally LIVE here and pay week-by-week to do so, and that was happening at the front counter every time I passed by, clear as day. They advertise their cool lobby space, which is always full of older men (40+ who stare at you anytime you walk by, which was also confirmed to me by some other girls who were staying there. It's also in a pretty shady neighborhood, so waiting for your Uber outside or walking to the transit stations isn't super great either, and the advertised shuttle system (which I think is just one of the employees driving you? didn't exist. I felt so uncomfortable and unsafe here, after the room mix-up incident I decided to just Uber to the airport in my pajamas in the middle of the night because I wanted to get out of there so bad, I knew I'd feel safer waiting overnight at the airport. I decided to change my flight to go home to the following day since I had already paid for my entire stay and moving my flight up cost way less than changing to any other hotel in the city.Oh, and I also ended up with a throat infection that put me in urgent care within a couple days of staying here.DO NOT STAY HERE. Please just find a hotel or there's a hostel I walked by in Chinatown that seemed to be much better quality.

Love this place for a planned or last minute trip to Boston. Great location, close to public transportation and beach. Staff is very friendly and responsive Ray was the best! What separates this place from the many other Hostels in the Boston Metro area (in addition to the above) is ensuite bathrooms and an on site pub! Highly recommend!