Massachusetts hosts 297 verified hotels spread across 56 cities, from Boston's 65 properties to smaller regional markets. The data includes direct contact information, corporate emails where available, and Google ratings for every property. Download the full state dataset instantly as a CSV for $19—a fraction of per-city pricing.
Medford (4) · Newton (4) · Billerica (3) · Watertown (3) · Everett (3) · Chelmsford (3) · Natick (3) · Dedham (3) · Winthrop (3) · Needham (2) · Canton (2) · Randolph (2) · Salem (2) · Foxborough (2) · Westwood (2) · Bedford (2) · Lexington (2) · Walpole (1) · Allston (1) · Arlington (1) · Auburndale (1) · Belmont (1) · Boxborough (1) · Brighton (1) · Brockton (1) · Greenfield (1) · Groton (1) · Holyoke (1) · Lawrence (1) · Lowell (1) · Malden (1) · Marlborough (1) · New Bedford (1) · Newton Highlands (1) · Rockport (1) · Sharon (1) · Stoughton (1) · Sudbury (1) · Tyngsborough (1) · Wakefield (1) · Acton (1) · Westford (1) · Weymouth (1)
These are included in the Massachusetts bundle above.
The full state dataset costs $19, while buying 56 cities individually at $9 each totals $504. You get all 297 hotels across Boston, Cambridge, Woburn, Waltham, Revere, and 51 other cities in one CSV file.
Each hotel record includes verified business name, address, phone, website, and email where available. Ten percent of the list has corporate email addresses for direct outreach to management.
All records are verified and include the most recent Google rating, review count, and business status. Data is refreshed regularly to ensure accuracy and deliverability.
Boston leads with 297 hotels (4.21 average rating), followed by Cambridge (297 hotels, 4.24 rating), Woburn (15), Waltham (13), and Revere (9). The remaining 51 cities round out the 261-property dataset.
The CSV download includes Google ratings and review totals for each property, allowing you to filter and segment by performance, location, or size on your end.
Contact the PublicLeads team for volume pricing on state bundles or multi-state packages. The Massachusetts dataset is an example of significant savings over per-city licensing.
Find a verified hotel near you. Get directions or visit their website directly — sorted by Google rating.
Start with the rating — look for a hotel holding 4.5 stars or higher with a healthy number of recent reviews, which signals consistent, current service. Confirm they're properly licensed and insured for the work you need, and read a few reviews to see how they handle problems, not just praise. The listings below are sorted by Google rating to make this easier.
Pricing varies widely by the scope of the job, materials, and how urgent the work is, so there's no single rate. The most reliable approach is to contact two or three hotels directly for a quote on your specific situation. Use the "View on Google Maps" or "Visit Website" buttons on each listing to reach out.
Yes. Every listing is sourced from public Google Business Profile data — business name, rating, and review count — and refreshed monthly so closed or relocated businesses drop off. We show only what's already public; we don't add or alter business details.
Click "View on Google Maps" to get directions, hours, and the business's public contact options, or "Visit Website" to reach them online. We don't publish private phone numbers or email addresses here — the business's own Google profile and website are the right place to get in touch.
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