Hostelling International Boston
Communal kitchen, common areas, laundry facilities, meeting rooms and luggage storage. There is a maximum stay of 14 nights per calendar year.
27 places to stay in Boston that Wikivoyage's editors list, from hostels to hotels, with addresses and prices.
Communal kitchen, common areas, laundry facilities, meeting rooms and luggage storage. There is a maximum stay of 14 nights per calendar year.
A furnished apartment rental agency offering an alternative to a hotel room. These rentals are private homes, condos or apartments in residential buildings within the Back Bay, Beacon Hill, North End, South End, and Financial District neighborhoods. There are monthly, weekly and nightly rentals available. The homes range in size from smaller studios to one- or two-bedroom apartments, and all have fully equipped kitchens and private bathrooms. This is a unique way to experience the city like a Bostonian, in a brownstone home. Rental paperwork is required and most credit cards are accepted.
Built in 1877 as the Sumner Hotel. The previous incarnation was the Milner Hotel. Amenities include: 24-hour front desk, ticket service, luggage storage, safety deposit box.
Pleasant, remodeled in the boutique style (exposed brick, modern furniture without being uncomfortable). Rooms are a decent size, comfortable bed, no desk, nice TV, wireless internet free in all rooms, clean. Very quiet - no street noise at all. Coffee available in the lobby all day for free. No restaurant or room service. Basic travelers' hotel - no gym. Close to Fanueil Hall, Aquarium, many restaurants within walking distance.
Trendy boutique hotel. For a real splurge stay in the Cloud Nine Suite with views of Boston Common.
Near Boston’s theatre district, 235 modern guest rooms all with the signature W bed. The hotel also features the restaurant Market, from celebrity-chef Jean-Georges and the W lounge in the lobby.
Guests gain complimentary access to the adjoining YMCA fitness center (complete with indoor pool, basketball court and group classes). A full-service Starbucks is on the lower level of the hotel.
This accessible hotel has 403 rooms and a fitness center. This property is dog-friendly (for a $75 fee) which is waived for service animals. No other animals are allowed.
424 guest rooms & suites in this 5 star hotel.
If you're going to throw down coin, you may as well do it here. This was once the customs house for the city of Boston, where all items unloaded from the nearby docks were tracked and taxed. The building dates from the early 1800s, the tower was added about 100 years ago, and the hotel remodel happened in the 1990s. It's got charm, a great location and all the modern conveniences you'd expect.
This 4-star hotel is across the street from the Wang Theatre.
The oldest hotel in America, although the current building dates from the 1920s. Located in downtown Boston on the Freedom Trail, the venerable Omni Parker House Hotel opened its doors in 1855. If you want to surround yourself in history in the heart of Downtown Boston, this is the place to stay. However, many of the hotel's rooms are small and over-crowded with furniture. Ho Chi Minh & Malcolm X are former employees. Bonus: if you eat in the dining room, ask to sit in the booth in which John F. Kennedy asked Jackie Onassis to marry him.
In the Theater District across the Common from the original Riz-Carlton. Relatively new hotel with a very modern design.
Wake up to the sunrise over the harbor. Big swimming pool, fitness center.
Big luxury hotel.
It's on Boston Harbor at the historic Long Wharf in downtown Boston. This hotel features 400 hotel rooms, 11 hotel suites, a concierge lounge with harbor views, and Oceana Restaurant that serves fresh seafood cuisine.
It was built for the Federal Reserve Bank. This AAA four-diamond Boston hotel is now a national architectural landmark. The hotel overlooks the gardens of Post Office Square and is steps from Boston's shops, restaurants and attractions such as Faneuil Hall, Newbury Street, the Freedom Trail, and the financial district. Cafe Fleuri inside is now known as one of Boston's finest restaurants and is known for its Saturday Chocolate Bar Buffet and Sunday Jazz brunch.
Built as a boarding house for sailors in 1847, it remains an inexpensive hotel only for active and retired members of the merchant marines and afloat military personnel.
New construction boutique hotel with every modern convenience. Handicap accessible.
Good location at the foot of Beacon Hill. Near Massachusetts General Hospital and Whole Foods. Has a pool and free wi-fi.
Awarded "Best of Boston 2016" in a Boston Magazine reader's poll.
Great harbor views.
Located in the Beacon Hill neighborhood by the Charles River and its Esplanade. On a bizarre side note, the hotel occupies a former prison that once held former mayor James Michael Curley (imprisoned in 1904 for fraud), Frank Abagnale, Jr. (portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio in Catch Me If You Can) and a Nazi U-Boat captain captured in 1945 who later committed suicide.
If you like waking up to water views, this is the place for you!
Fully furnished extended stay luxury accommodations. So high end rooms even come with their own butler. Right on the main drag in the North End.
Listings adapted from Wikivoyage – Boston (CC BY-SA).