Best Hotels in Boston, Massachusetts

		Best Hotels in Boston, Massachusetts
		How to choose the best Boston hotel for you: consider location as well as price and amenities. This section will help you choose a Boston hotel within walking distance of what you want to see and do, at a price you can afford.

Choose your Boston hotel carefully and you'll be able to walk to most of what you want to see and do, and take the MBTA subway and taxis to reach the rest.

If you're not familiar with the city, read How to Find Your Way Around Boston.

Here are tips for saving money at Boston hotels.

Three prime areas for Boston hotels:

Central Boston Hotels

Hotels around Boston Common and Beacon Hill allow you to walk to most sightseeing, as do hotels near Faneuil Hall Marketplace, and some in the Financial District. More...

Hotels in the Theater District are perfect if you're coming to Boston for a performance, for Tufts Medical Center, Chinatown, and even for general sightseeing. More...

North Station hotels are convenient for Boston Celtics and Boston Bruins games and major entertainment events held in the TD Garden. More...

Hotels near the New England Aquarium are great if you're going there, and/or on a Boston harbor cruise, and they're not far from the hotels near Faneuil Hall Marketplace either. More...

Back Bay Hotels

Hotels in Back Bay are best for shopping at Copley Place, Prudential Center and Newbury Street, and for events at the Hynes Convention Center. More...

Hotels near Symphony Hall are great for concert-going, and visiting the Christian Science Center. More...

Hotels in Cambridge

If you choose your Cambridge hotel carefully, you'll be able to stay in Cambridge and also get to Boston easily. More...

Central Boston hotels are only a few miles from Logan International Airport, but you've got to cross Boston harbor to get to them. If you want to stay at the airport, here are the hotels. More...