The Coolidge Corner Guest House: A Brookline Bed And Breakfast

a Comfortable beds, generous breakfast, immaculate room

a Thin walls, limited parking, tV issues

Comfy and peaceful location very close to Coolidge Corner and the ' T ', and the the airport from the B&B, easy check-in. Also, in a quiet residential neighborhood. Lovely building and rooms with bath. Good choice of savoury and rich breakfast items to choose from.

The location was nice and ideal in a quiet residential neighborhood, nearby a train station. The staff was very friendly and extremely helpful and provided us with tips.

Wi-Fi was fast, but the no smoking rule was strictly enforced. Loved the air conditioning.

The rooms with bath.

Why it might work for you, or not

Fantastic location near Coolidge Corner and the T line. The spacious room provided a comfortable retreat after long days exploring.

Shared bathroom can lead to awkward situations, especially during busy mornings. Noise from neighbors can disturb your peace.

We explored the nearby Puppet Showplace Theatre with a unique glimpse into the art of puppetry. The staff was responsive, accommodating our request for a room upgrade quickly, great to enjoy our space even more, especially with my elderly parents with us.

In my wife's opinion, the breakfast options could be more varied for families with children.

Breakfast had decent options like bagels and yogurt. Parking situation required quite a bit of maneuvering between cars.

The guest house provides Trader Joe's toiletries. The neighborhood is peaceful. The accommodating staff promptly addressed our request for a bathtub stopper-a true testament to their commitment to guest comfort!

The walls are thin, making it easy to hear conversations from adjacent rooms.

Absolutely good stay! The full-size private tub was a dream, and the quiet neighborhood was like a serene escape. Loved the Trader Joe's toiletries and comfy blankets-so cozy!

But blimey, I nearly broke my neck in that slippery tub! The car key merry-go-round was a bit much. I didn't think I'd need a degree in automotive logistics.

Charming stay with a few quirks

I really enjoyed my stay, especially the comfortable bed in a clean, well-furnished room. The location was fantastic, just a short walk from the Green line and exciting restaurants. The parking situation required quite a bit of maneuvering between cars, a bit frustrating.

The location was perfect for exploring the Puppet Showplace Theatre and heading to the TD Garden. We loved hanging out in the common areas and the breakfast was decent, though we grabbed some snacks from Trader Joe's too. Staff were helpful and friendly!

One downside was the shared bathroom situation, which could get busy during mornings. It required some planning to avoid long waits and awkward moments.

I had a lovely time enjoying the cozy living room with fellow guests and grabbing breakfast items from Trader Joe's. You can really unwind on the charming patio or in the comfy common areas. Just a heads up, the coffee doesn't start brewing until 8am, but overall, a great stay ☕

The private exterior bathroom was a real luxury, and we loved the quiet ambiance here. Reminded me of a cozy retreat after exploring! Our third-floor room was charming and clean.

Location to Boston and the Green line was wonderful. The guest house had a decent communal living area and dining space. Enjoyed the cozy atmosphere while meeting other guests. Breakfast options included bagels, cereal, and yogurt, but lacked variety for a longer stay. Found the breakfast timing a bit off. Coffee not available until 8am felt late. The shared bathroom situation wasn't ideal. It required some planning to avoid busy times. Parking presented a challenge with multiple cars needing to be moved for access. The interior had a nice charm, but it felt a bit impersonal, missing the warmth expected in a B&B setting.