Located in Boston's waterfront district, this hotel is 919 feet from the harbor. Harborside Inn offers free upgraded high speed Wi-Fi, a free movie library and modern rooms with a DVD player.
Olga
United States of America
Best location you can find in Boston.
Clean and nice, the stuff is very helpful.
We appreciated the early check-in!
The Museum of Science and TD Bank Garden are located 2953 feet from this Boston city center hotel, featuring completely nonsmoking rooms, an on-site restaurant and many modern amenities.
Located in the North End by Boston Harbor, Battery Wharf Hotel is a 10-minute walk from the New England Aquarium and offers a private water taxi to Logan International Airport.
Providing free shuttle service to Logan International Airport and located close to Boston's main attractions, this all-suite hotel offers a complimentary hot cooked to order breakfast.
This hotel is located on the Charles River near Harvard University and offers spacious accommodations, contemporary technology and ample facilities for an excellent visit to historic Boston.
Curry
United States of America
Fun and funky decor; great location; on-site parking
Located less than 820 feet from Fenway Park and 2690 feet from Boston University, Hotel Commonwealth offers in-room spa services and guest rooms with a '48-inch' -inch flat-screen smart TV.
Located 10 minutes' walk from Carson Beach and 1 mile from The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, this hotel features bright rooms with cable TV. Wi-Fi is also available for a charge.
Built in 1925, the historic Eliot Hotel is located in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood. It offers an on-site sashimi bar and elegantly decorated rooms with down comforters and marble bathrooms.
Stephanie
United States of America
The location was perfect since we were there for concerts at Fenway Park. Close to restaurants and shopping.
Connected to Copley Place Mall, The Shops at Prudential Center and Hynes Convention center via skywalk, this hotel is located in the historic Back Bay district of Boston and offers an on-site...
Located in Boston, 1 mi from M Street Beach, Homewood Suites by Hilton Boston Seaport District provides accommodations with a shared lounge and private parking.
Very convenient for access to all areas of Boston x
Attractively located in the Waterfront district of Boston, Hampton Inn Boston Seaport District is located 1.3 miles from Pleasure Bay Beach, 1.3 miles from Carson Beach and 1.4 miles from M Street...
Staff was amazing , hotel was very clean and up to standard
Ideally set in the Dorchester district of Boston, Home2 Suites By Hilton Boston South Bay is located a 19-minute walk from Carson Beach, 1.4 miles from M Street Beach and 2.3 miles from JFK...
Excellent place, super clean, comfortable, cosy room
Located outside of Boston city center and 5.6 mi from Logan International Airport, this hotel offers completely nonsmoking rooms and a free hot breakfast.
It was spotlessly clean and all the staff were helpful
Located 5 minutes’ walk from the Boston Common, Hyatt Regency Boston is a contemporary hotel only steps from all there is to see and do in Boston city center. Free WiFi access is available.
everything! the amazing staff, the room, the position
Built in 1925, the historic Eliot Hotel is located in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood. It offers an on-site sashimi bar and elegantly decorated rooms with down comforters and marble bathrooms.
small intimate hotel in the beautiful Back Bay area
Located in Boston, 0.7 mi from Boston Convention Exhibitors Center, Hyatt Place Boston/Seaport District provides accommodations with a restaurant, private parking, a fitness center and a terrace.
Lovely hotel. Brilliant location right on the waterfront.
Featuring an on-site restaurant, a lounge, and a fitness center, The Godfrey Hotel Boston offers accommodations in Boston. Concierge services are available.
Really great location, LOVED the free bike rentals!
Hilton Garden Inn Boston Logan Airport offers accommodations in Boston. The property features a fitness center. Guests can enjoy a drink at the on-site bar.
Close to the airport with a regular shuttle service
Located in downtown Boston, this luxury hotel is adjacent to the Prudential Center and 1.8 miles from Fenway Park. It features a seasonal rooftop pool and spacious rooms with a 58-inch flat-screen TV.
Location and the friendly staff always feel welcome
On the Freedom Trail and a short walk from Boston Common, this luxury historic hotel features a full-service restaurant, a 24-hour business center, and WiFi.
Great location, excellent service from excellent staff
Located on Boston's historic waterfront, the Seaport Hotel® Boston features on-site dining and rooms with a flat-screen TV. The Silver Line Bus Station is conveniently located next to the hotel.
Amazing, beautiful hotel, very clean and comfortable
In the heart of downtown Boston, this hotel is a 10-minute walk from the Amtrak South Train Station and features a daily hot breakfast. The Boston Children’s museum is a short walk away.
Everything! This is our new favorite hotel in Boston!
Courtyard Boston Downtown/North Station is set in Boston, a 2-minute walk from Boston North Station and TD Garden, home of the Boston Celtics and Boston Bruins.
The Brekkie was reasonably priced and good quality.
Located less than 820 feet from Fenway Park and 2690 feet from Boston University, Hotel Commonwealth offers in-room spa services and guest rooms with a '48-inch' -inch flat-screen smart TV.
Facilities, quality room, good location, helpful staff
Our newly renovated all-suite hotel is conveniently located steps away from Fenway Park and is the closest extended-stay hotel to Boston University, Northeastern University, Colleges of the Fenway and...
Large room, comfortable bed, nice work desk and chair.
Newly Renovated Downtown Boston Hotel, Steps from Top Attractions. Offering a restaurant and a fitness center, Hilton Boston Downtown/Faneuil Hall is located in Boston city center.
Location, huge room, very clean, very friendly staff
Located within steps of the Boston Common and the Public Garden, this Four Seasons has rooms with views of Boston. The hotel has facilities like an indoor pool, fitness center and spa.
Well situated, clean and the people were super nice
This historic Back Bay district hotel is located in the former headquarters of the Boston Police Department. Free Wi-Fi is provided throughout the hotel and an on-site grill is available.
Location / historic building / service / breakfast
Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport has an outdoor swimming pool, fitness center, a terrace and restaurant in Boston.
The proximity to the airport and to the convention Center
FAQs about hotels in Boston
On average, 3-star hotels in Boston cost $236 per night, and 4-star hotels in Boston are $348 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Boston can be found for $524 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Boston this weekend is $426 or, for a 4-star hotel, $494. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Boston for this weekend cost around $965 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $806 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Boston for tonight. You'll pay around $887 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Boston will cost around $1,287, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
One of the oldest and most historic US cities, Boston is known as "America’s Walking City". In its heart, next to 18th-century Faneuil Hall, is Quince Market - a food haven. In the nearby seaport, you can take a whale-watching trip or dine at one of the many restaurants serving a Boston specialty: lobster with melted butter.
The streets south of the peaceful Charles River in Back Bay are lined with Victorian brownstone houses. At the downtown end of one – Beacon Street – is the Cheers bar, modeled on the 80's sitcom. Opposite is Boston Common, a large park with a bronze sculpture celebrating the book "Make Way for Ducklings". The golden dome of the House of Representatives is by the other end.
The oldest part is Charlestown and streets around the Bunker Hill obelisk still feature old-style gas lamps, though now they are electric. Over in Cambridge, Harvard is the USA’s oldest and most prestigious university. The campus is open to the public, as is Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), whose central point is an emblematic, Pantheon-like building.
Sport in Boston is also a big thing, with the Celtics and Red Sox among the city’s big name teams.
The largest New England city, Boston has the perfect size for walking and cycling. Logan International Airport is connected by public transport to Boston hotels, motels, apartments and B&Bs.
Boston is an easy city to navigate. Beware the inaccuracies of the Tour Guides!! Making claims they shouldn't about some historical facts. It's also an expensive city, eating out, drinks etc. And I live In London, so I know what expensive is.
Catherine
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
I find the layout of Boston confusing -- I was always going...
I find the layout of Boston confusing -- I was always going in the wrong direction. It helped to get a paper map at the visitors' center, but the map wasn't detailed enough. I enjoyed the Public Garden and a visit to Club Passim in Cambridge. I happened upon a nice bookstore and JFK's childhood home and found things to sketch. Restaurants were uneven -- some with high ratings were really bad, especially in Allston. There are a lot of things I didn't get to, mostly because directions were inadequate. My lodging was awful -- I won't stay there again.
Dimmick
Scored 10
10
I recommend City Pass, despite short stay we have used 3 of...
I recommend City Pass, despite short stay we have used 3 of for attraction which was in final effect 30% saving of the price.
Boston Harbour City Cruises
New England Aquarium (fantastic)
Observatorium
We didn not have enough time for Museum of Science, but it is recommended.
To visit Harvard was also experience.
denglisova
Slovakia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Boston is a great city - easily accessible on foot, by...
Boston is a great city - easily accessible on foot, by public hire bike, T subway or even driving. It is not congested and is small enough to walk one side to another in about an hour.
It has a great combination of historic buildings (Freedom Trail passes many) and modern slick skyscrapers. There is plenty to see and do.
Foodwise. Mix it with the locals and start the day at Mike's City Diner (South End) for breakfast or brunch. Huge portions and the hustle and bustle that American diners bring - with copious drip coffee delivered to your table.
Top up your food reserves with excellent coffee and beautiful (if pricey) cakes and pastries at one of the many branches of Tatte Bakery across the city.
Stop for a cocktail and some live music at the honest and straightforward Hennessy's (Government Center)
Then dinner at Cosmica (Back Bay) - tasty Mexican food which won't break the bank.
Particular highlight is the Greenway series of parks on a Saturday or Sunday - relaxed and beautiful; and the Bunker Hill Memorial - free entry, 294 steps of a strenuous climb to great views.
Boston can entertain for about two or three days - after that time, it's worth exploring other nearby places - Plymouth, Cape Cod, Provincetown are all worth a visit.
David
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We loved Boston!
We loved Boston! We bought tickets for the hop on, hop off bus and got to all of the sights and sites we wanted to see and experience! The weather was perfect, people were friendly and helpful, and the food was marvelous!!!
Deborah
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Boston is a clean, quieter big city.
Boston is a clean, quieter big city. The people were helpful and nice to us. We loved exploring the North End looking for places to eat. My grandson loved the Museum of Fine Arts. We both agreed that we needed two days to see it all! We took an Uber there and back, but walked the rest of the time. The Duck Tour was fun and entertaining. The Entire Freedom Trail Walking Tour: Including Bunker Hill and USS Constitution lead by Mark was one of the best tours I've ever been on. Chalk full of information that the average American does not know. Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum Interactive Tour was so much fun!
5-10 minutes easy walk from the Back Bay Amtrak Station. Friendly and helpful staff on arrival. Room was generously sized and well appointed. Floor to ceiling windows let in lots of light. Public transit directly outside hotel that gets you to the Fine Arts Museum in one direction and in the other, North End etc. without having to change lines. You can walk to Boston Common in about 20mins through some pretty parts of the city.
It was excellent value for money compared to hotels closer to the centre. The beds were very comfortable and rooms clean. The pool was closed as it was November but it must look lovely in the summer months. Breakfast was adequate with hot sausage and egg and porridge. plenty of choice of breads and waffles and some fruit. Approx 30 mins drive from airport in hire car.
The hotel was centrally located in downtown Boston with access to most of the central city. The room was modern and equipped with two comfortable queen-sized beds. The lift, when it arrived, travelled very quickly. On 17th floor, we had good views of the City and rooftop bar. Our luggage was stored at no cost both on arrival and departure.
The free shuttle bus service was great
The driver we had was super helpful in making sure we knew where we were going and how best to get back to the hotel after a day out in Boston!
The best thing about the hotel is the location, giving access to everything in downtown Boston.
RJTO
Canada
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