Encore Boston Harbor - Everett

This is a sensational hotel, probably the best I have ever been to. The room had all the mod cons, tablet-controlled temperature, TV, curtains, the works. The bathroom is fantastic with a power shower. Plenty of space. The casino area is great, the restaurant is fantastic. The only downside is the location, which is in a bit of limbo being just far enough outside of Boston to be a pain to get into from, apart from that, it's an amazing experience

Just a quick getaway for myself and my kids. The rooms were Awesome and so was the bathroom! Just a soak in the tubs in the suites and a great night's rest on those beds were a vaycay away! Next time a couples getaway instead! I want to hit the casino

Encore Boston Harbor is the place to stay! Please treat yourself to this experience as you will never regret it and will look forward to staying there again. Customer service can’t be beat. All staff that I encountered were pleasant and pleased to help with anything and everything!

Set aside the surrounding area this hotel/casino was a top tier property. Room comfort excellent which was enhanced by state of the art electronics. Over sized bathroom with all the amenities and a nice view of the city and distant hills. Only deterrent was a wind mill right at eye level. The cost of progress. Service outstanding from check in to room service and valet. Do bring your wallet you get what you pay for.

Go any time of the day of night, any day of the week and stay for hours at any slot machine. Then go home and get a second mortgage on your home to pay for what that trip cost you. There is simply no winning at Encore Boston Harbor. With an extraordinary tax rate and enormous expenses to maintain the most elaborate gambling facility this side of Las Vegas, they cannot afford to pay customers a fair return on their bets and there is a serious question as to whether they are being properly regulated to return the percentage of handle required by Massachusetts law. If you gamble regularly and play slots you get to know the behavior of the machines over time and can tell when an adjustment has been made. In my most recent visit on a free gift day where the casino was providing Chromebooks to customers with records of higher gaming expenditures, it only took 20 minutes to blow through $250 with a max bet of $1.50 per spin on the rising 7 's Quick Hit machines. The usual suck-down rate was about $200 an hour, up from $100 a year ago. But the most disturbing thing was that there was not one free spin during the entire game, making the play boring and depressing. If you like wasting money this way, Wynn Encore is your place. But there are better options that should be sought. BTW, Encore was so certain their influence would result in Sports betting being passed in the state, that management ripped out their expensive buffet space and converted it to a multi-million dollar sports venue. A good bet for them and a bad one for unsuspecting patrons thinking they will get a fair shake. The hotel is fine, but for the price, you could be in Rome overlooking the Spanish Steps.