Address: 727 Marrett Road - B, Lexington, Massachusetts 02421
Boston · United States · 3-star
Element Lexington
Overview.
Find your rhythm.
Make yourself at home.
Guests can enjoy a pleasant stay in one of the 123 rooms at Element Lexington. The accommodation features:
Beyond the hotel: Boston
Location
Element Lexington is situated in Boston, United States.
Nearby attractions include:
- Various sport and entertainment opportunities
Rooms
Guests can enjoy a pleasant stay in one of the 123 rooms at Element Lexington. The accommodation features:
- Air conditioning
- A kitchen with a microwave and a tea/coffee station
- A double bed and a sofa bed
- Separate bedrooms available for booking
- Family rooms and non-smoking rooms
- A safe, internet access, a telephone, a TV, and WiFi for optimal comfort
Food and drink
Bed and breakfast is bookable at the hotel, providing a convenient dining option for guests.
Facilities
The hotel offers a range of facilities for guests to enjoy, including:
- Internet access and WLAN access
- Bicycle hire for active exploration of the surrounding area
- A car park for those arriving by vehicle
- A dining area and a business centre
- Numerous leisure facilities, including a pool and an indoor pool
- Options for biking/mountain biking and a gym
- A shuttle service for added convenience
Good to know
Guests can stay connected with wireless internet access available in public areas.
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- Lowest
- 159.16 USD
- Highest
- 238.61 USD
- Latest
- 160.45 USD
26 September 2026 - 16 October 2026. Per night; choosing dates asks for the live price, which is the one that applies.
Spend the day your way.
Feel good
Bicycle Hire
Everyday comforts
Internet access · WLAN access · Car Park
Amenities and conditions
- Internet access
- WLAN access
- Bicycle Hire
- Car Park
Included and extra-charge services depend on the selected package.
What’s outside your door?
727 Marrett Road - B, Lexington, Massachusetts 02421
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3,7 km from Laurence G Hanscom Field (BED) in a straight line
23 km from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) in a straight line
Hear from those who stayed.
They honestly get an extra star for the breakfast potatoes, stocking almond milk and udis pastries for guests with allergies, and the cleanliness of the breakfast bar and room. The room itself was a bit weird, no sound insulation to speak of so we heard our next door and upstairs…
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They honestly get an extra star for the breakfast potatoes, stocking almond milk and udis pastries for guests with allergies, and the cleanliness of the breakfast bar and room. The room itself was a bit weird, no sound insulation to speak of so we heard our next door and upstairs neighbors perfectly all night. Laminate flooring and confusing art installations but the bed was comfortable and the shower was spacious. I encourage hotels to keep doing the thing where they put refillable shampoo, conditioner and body wash in the shower.
One of the worst hotels I've stayed at ever!!!. Stay elsewhere. We called Friday afternoon to confirm our pre-paid first floor room with 2 queens. Got there after dinner to find they'd given our room away, the one we'd paid for and instead offered us a room with queen and a folda…
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One of the worst hotels I've stayed at ever!!!. Stay elsewhere. We called Friday afternoon to confirm our pre-paid first floor room with 2 queens. Got there after dinner to find they'd given our room away, the one we'd paid for and instead offered us a room with queen and a foldaway couch for the 4 of us, which had no sheets or pillows for the foldaway couch, It took over an hour for them to find 2 bottom sheets and one pillow. Then there is the hotel itself. Modern concrete building like most hotels these days but you could hear every foot step from the room above, which kept us up until after midnight. In sum, terrible hotel construction, lack ability to hold a paid for reservation and horrible service.
Fantastic location. The suite with the kitchen made a week's travel so much easier. Staff was very accommodating and welcoming. Exercise room and pool were good. Areas for improvement: window blinds very difficult or torn, and vacuuming at 7 a.m.
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Boston.
A new story every day.

Boston is a city rich in history and culture, known for its significant role in American history. Visitors can explore the Freedom Trail, a walking route that leads to various sites of historical importance, including museums, churches, and landmarks that tell the story of the American Revolution. The city’s diverse neighborhoods each offer unique experiences, from the cobblestone streets of Beacon Hill to the vibrant atmosphere of the North End.
- Freedom TrailThe Freedom Trail is a historic walking route that spans several miles through downtown Boston. It connects significant sites related to the American Revolution, making it a popular choice for those interested in history.
- Beacon HillBeacon Hill is known for its charming cobblestone streets and historic brownstone buildings. This neighborhood offers a glimpse into Boston's past and is home to boutiques, cafes, and art galleries.
- North EndThe North End is Boston's Little Italy and is famous for its Italian restaurants and bakeries. Visitors can enjoy authentic Italian cuisine and explore the area’s rich cultural heritage.
More about the city
In addition to its historical attractions, Boston is also home to prestigious educational institutions, including Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. These institutions contribute to the city's vibrant atmosphere, filled with students and intellectual pursuits. Art and culture thrive here, with numerous galleries, theaters, and music venues showcasing local talent and international acts.
Culinary enthusiasts will enjoy Boston's rich food scene, which features fresh seafood, Italian cuisine, and a variety of international flavors. The city's dining establishments range from casual eateries to fine dining, providing options for all tastes. Visitors can also experience local traditions, such as clam chowder and lobster rolls, which reflect the city's coastal heritage.
Boston’s parks and waterfront areas offer beautiful spaces for relaxation and recreation. The Boston Common is the oldest public park in the United States, while the waterfront provides opportunities for boating and scenic walks. The city's commitment to green spaces enhances the overall experience for residents and visitors alike.
- Boston CommonBoston Common is a large public park that serves as a central gathering place for both residents and tourists. It features walking paths, ponds, and open spaces for leisure activities.
- Harvard UniversityHarvard University is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the United States. Visitors can stroll through its historic campus and explore various museums and libraries.
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)MIT is renowned for its contributions to science and technology. The campus features modern architecture and offers exhibits that showcase innovation and research.
- Boston WaterfrontThe Boston Waterfront provides scenic views and recreational opportunities along the harbor. It is a popular area for walking, dining, and enjoying waterfront activities.
- The Boston Public LibraryThe Boston Public Library is an architectural gem and a cultural hub for the city. It houses a vast collection of books, art, and historical documents, inviting visitors to explore its resources.
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