Boston Hotels by Type

Hotels in Boston include luxury and boutique hotels as well as familiar chain properties. The city has a hotel to suit any taste and budget, whether you want to be pampered, to soak up the ambiance of your lodgings, or to simply have a place to crash after a long day of touring the Boston sights. 

Luxury Hotels in Boston

There are many luxury hotels in Boston for visitors to the city who want to stay in the highest style, with plenty of pampering in high-end accommodations.

The Liberty Hotel is one of Boston's most prestigious hotels, dating back to 1851 when it originally served as a jail. You don't even have to worry about claiming your luggage if you fly into the city because the hotel's Luggage Liaison service handles that task for you. There are complimentary yoga classes and even a running concierge to help you stay in shape. If you want to go biking, borrow one of the complimentary bicycles. If you get worn out from a busy day of business, exercise, or sightseeing, you'll appreciate the nightly turn down.

The Fairmont Copley Plaza is near Boston's historic Freedom Trail. It beckons visitors with amenities like signature theme suites tied into the city's sights, a spa and health club, gourmet restaurants, and even an on-site canine ambassador to cater to your pets.

The Ritz-Carlton name is associated with luxury, and the Ritz-Carlton Boston Common is just as luxurious as experienced high-end travelers would expect. There's a million dollar art collection gracing the hotel's walls. You get access to the Sports Club/LA if you want to pamper yourself with decadent spa treatments. You can easily stroll to the financial and theater districts, and the hotel, which is right on the Boston Common, offers lovely skyline views of the city.

Boutique Hotels in Boston

There are plenty of boutique hotels in Boston that appeal to the discriminating traveler. These hotels all have their own unique ambiance and are located in central spots that let you easily take in the city sights.

The Nine Zero Hotel is one such boutique property. It's within a short drive of Logan International Airport, and you can easily stroll to Fenway Park, explore the financial district, or visit famous historic sites, then come back in time for the evening wine hour. The hotel is pet friendly, allowing you to bring as many animals as you wish, regardless of size or weight. You can also walk your dog in the Boston Common right across the street.

One of the most lovely and convenient boutique hotels in Boston is the Copley Square Hotel. It’s a small property with a landmark address, but you'll find all the comforts of the modern age. Enjoy turn down service with bottled water each evening, an early-morning “power hour” with jogging maps, granola bars, bottled water, and towels, and free seasonal beverages every afternoon.

The Eliot Hotel is a unique boutique property that provides guests with a taste of Paris in Boston. The hotel has luxuriously appointed suites, and you get complimentary access to the Boston Sports Club during your stay.  The hotel's Back Bay location puts it in the heart of many appealing restaurants and boutiques, although you may opt for one of the many on-site dining options.

The Onyx Hotel offers boutique lodgings in the heart of downtown Boston. It's both kid and pet friendly, with items that families appreciate, like strollers and cribs, and comfortable amenities like plush robes. If you forget to pack an essential item, the hotel can provide it for you. If you're looking to pamper yourself physically and mentally, the hotel's Mind Body Spa program offers options like yoga, spa treatments, and in-room wellness advice on your television.

Chain Hotels in Boston

Many well-known hotel chains are represented in Boston, and some have more than one location. For example, you will find a Holiday Inn at Beacon Hill, and the city also has a Holiday Inn Express. Other well-known hotel chains with Boston locations are Sheraton, Westin, Hilton, Days Inn, Marriott, and Courtyard by Marriott. Budgetary chain options include Red Roof Inn and Motel 6.

The plethora of chain properties means that you can find a familiar name in virtually any part of Boston if you like the security of a certain brand. These hotels might not have as much ambiance as the boutique properties, or luxurious amenities, but you get a known product.

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