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Discover this Waltham, Massachusetts hotel offering a complimentary continental breakfast and situated outside Boston near many corporate headquarters and minutes from a variety of local attractions.
Whether traveling for business or leisure, the Best Western TLC Hotel has it all! Situated in Massachusetts' Heart of the Route 128 Technology Belt, this Waltham hotel is a full-service property featuring a friendly, helpful staff and convenient access to many local attractions. As the hotel is just 15 minutes outside of Boston, guests will be close to the Freedom Trail, the Minute Man National Monument and both the Atlantic Aquarium and the New England Aquarium. Each well-appointed guest room features cable satellite television and free high-speed Internet access. Guests will enjoy dining at the Piccadilly Pub Restaurant, which offers a complimentary continental breakfast as well as a variety of dishes for lunch and dinner. The Best Western TLC Hotel also features an indoor heated swimming pool, exercise facility, business services and meeting/banquet space accommodating up to 256 people. Hotel guests traveling on business are located 1 mile from the corporate offices of Lycos, Coca-Cola, Costco, IBM, Microsoft and Fitcorp. Enjoy a peaceful afternoon wandering through the Walden Pond Forest, just minutes from the hotel. Both Harvard University and Brandeis and Bentley College are a few minutes down the road making the Best Western TLC Hotel ideal lodging for guests visiting students.
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