I recently stayed at a Found in Boston in a coed 4-bed room, and I must say it was an interesting experience. The location was amazing; it was easy to access the Common and was central to almost everything you would want to visit. This made exploring the city extremely convenient.
The room itself was cozy, but the beds were quite noisy, which could be a bit disruptive during the night. However, I was pleasantly surprised by how well the curtains provided privacy, allowing for a more comfortable environment despite sharing the space.
One of the highlights was the ease of using the locker, which was spacious enough to accommodate two carry-on size bags. This made moving in and out of the room hassle-free. The bathroom was quaint and served its purpose well, although it was a bit tight on space. They provided essentials like soap, lotion, and shampoo, which added a nice touch to the stay. Plus, it was great to see that linens were changed daily, ensuring cleanliness throughout my visit.
The elevator was a little sketchy, so I preferred to take the stairs when possible. There was also a small nook available for guests to eat or relax, which was a nice option to have if you needed to kill time before checking in or after checking out. Just a heads up: if you need to use the restroom while waiting, you have to pass through the laundry room to get there, which felt a bit unusual.