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Red Roof Case Study

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This beautiful inn is located 8miles from downtown Boston and the Logan airport. One can choose to explore what Saugus has to offer from Break heart reservation to Saugus iron works natural historic site or take a short drive to Boston. Hungry? Well, there is no need to drive a long distance. Red Roof is located in the center of many amazing places to eat varying from all American, Chinese and even coal-fired pizza.

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