Evonify Stays reviews in Boston, Massachusetts

“This place utterly trash for $250 I paid for a night. There is a strong smell and apartment is gross. Bathroom tub was filled with filth and rust around it. Mattress is dated and needs to be replaced. This place is situated in the loudest part of the town. I do not recommend this place to anyone.”

“There’s no key or code to get into the main door of the building so you have to rely on security at the front desk. And hopefully they hear you knocking on the door. Quite a few times people who lived in the building would be coming in/out and would graciously let us in. It wasn’t ideal. Noise level is expected but I’d suggest ear plugs if you’re a light sleeper. Location was good. But I wouldn’t choose to stay here again. Overall, not the nicest or most comfortable stay.”

“The apartment was rather dirty with traces on the walls. The worst was the blankets and sheets that had stains. Also the unexpected request for a guarantee deposit that I found suspicious, hopefully airbnb intervened or I would’ve never got my $300 back. Make yourself a favor: look for somewhere else”

“Do not go. They make you pay an extra security deposit on a shady app outside AirBnb and if you don’t do it, they don’t give you access codes. The person I had on the phone was really rude and outrageously slow at helping me. Again, do not go!”

“Wow. Not sure where to start. First off, the location is great. Ideally located by Harvard and public transportation. The place was clean, however there were some large scuff marks on the walls which I sent pictures to the host to make sure we were charged against our $250 deposit. The host was responsive. We did not have enough towels for 4 people for 5 nights and they did sent additional towels and wine glasses. The power company showed up and said the power was going to be shut off TODAY. I sent copies of the notices to the host and they assured us it "had been taken care of". Well at exactly 3:30 p.m. our power was shut off. I immediately called the support number and got voice mail. I used the texting option and they said they would find out what went wrong and assured me that the power bill had been paid. We had to move to a hotel that evening. AirBnB gave us $200 towards our "inconveience". The host gave us ZERO. We did get the last nights stay refunded.”