The Revolution Hotel Boston: South End Value with Shared-Bath and En-Suite Rooms

The Revolution Hotel Boston exterior

In Boston’s South End, The Revolution Hotel is our mid-range pick in the Boston hotel comparison — a design-forward hotel that offers both budget shared-bath rooms and en-suite rooms and suites. Here’s the full picture: the room types, the amenities, the location and the trade-offs.

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🗓 Quick Facts: The Revolution Hotel

Category Mid-range
Area South End, 40 Berkeley St
Guest rating 9.0/10 (2,925 Expedia reviews)
Rooms 164; shared-bath rooms from about 115 sq ft, en-suite rooms about 130 to 290 sq ft, suites up to about 528 sq ft
Dining and fitness Cosmica restaurant (dinner), Kohi Coffee, a bar, 24-hour gym and a terrace
Parking None on site
Wi-Fi Free
Pets Allowed, $25 per pet per stay
Check-in 4 PM; no rollaway beds or cribs

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🏨 The Rooms

The hotel sells two very different kinds of room. The budget rooms are small — about 115 to 150 square feet — with the bathroom down the hall: a king, a queen, a triple with a twin bunk, or a quad with four twin beds. En-suite rooms start at a compact standard king or queen and step up to Deluxe rooms of roughly 260 to 290 square feet, plus suites. Rooms have premium bedding, down comforters, robes and free toiletries.

💡 Insider Tip: Guest ratings vary a lot by room type. Deluxe rooms with a private bath score 9.0 to 9.8 on Expedia, the shared-bath quad scores 9.4, and the smallest en-suite king scores lowest at 7.8, so pick the room type deliberately.

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🍽️ Amenities

There’s an on-site restaurant (Cosmica, serving dinner), a coffee shop, a bar and a terrace, plus a 24-hour gym, a business center with coworking space and bicycle rentals. Self-serve breakfast is $5 to $15 a person. Pets are welcome for $25 per pet per stay, which is among the lowest pet fees in our Boston picks.

💡 Insider Tip: There’s no on-site parking, and no rollaway beds or cribs, so this suits car-free travelers and groups who book the multi-bed rooms rather than families with babies.


🗺️ The Area: South End

Back Bay Station is about a six-minute walk, Copley Square and Copley Place about eight, Newbury Street and the Public Garden about nine, and Boston Common about eleven. Logan Airport is roughly an 18-minute drive. The South End is a restaurant-rich residential neighborhood just south of Back Bay.

💡 Insider Tip: You’re a walk from Back Bay rather than in it. If you want Copley Square outside your door, Charlesmark or another Back Bay hotel is a shorter walk.


✅ Who It’s Best For

  • Groups of friends who want to split a multi-bed room on a budget
  • Travelers who want personality and a South End base near Back Bay
  • Anyone bringing a pet, given the low fee
  • Not the pick for families with babies or anyone who needs on-site parking

❓ The Revolution Hotel FAQ

Does The Revolution Hotel have shared bathrooms?

Some rooms do. The king, queen, triple and quad rooms listed with the bath down the hall use shared bathrooms, while Deluxe rooms and suites have private baths.

Where is The Revolution Hotel?

At 40 Berkeley Street in the South End, about an eight-minute walk from Copley Square and six minutes from Back Bay Station.

Does The Revolution Hotel have parking?

No, there is no on-site parking.

Is The Revolution Hotel pet-friendly?

Yes. Expedia lists $25 per pet per stay, and service animals are exempt from fees. Some restrictions apply, so contact the hotel first.

How many rooms does The Revolution Hotel have?

164 rooms and suites.


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