Boston
Boston combines historic streets and major cultural institutions with waterfront neighborhoods and university life. Its compact central districts make walking an appealing way to explore.
Hotels in This Destination
Boston Harbor Hotel pairs sweeping waterfront views, unusually large rooms and polished New England service with one of the city’s most recognizable harborfront addresses.
Encore Boston Harbor brings Wynn-scale luxury to the Mystic River with New England’s largest standard hotel rooms, a major Five-Star spa and sweeping harbor and skyline views.
Fairmont Copley Plaza brings 1912 grand-hotel history, 383 individually styled rooms and an unbeatable Back Bay address directly onto Copley Square.
Four Seasons Hotel Boston pairs 239 spacious rooms, an eighth-floor indoor pool and exceptional family programming with a front-row address on the Public Garden.
Four Seasons One Dalton is Boston’s sleekest modern luxury tower, pairing 214 high-floor rooms with a 64-foot lap pool, Forbes Five-Star spa and immediate Back Bay access.
The Inn at Hastings Park is a 22-room Relais & Châteaux retreat set across three restored historic buildings in Lexington, pairing New England character with colorful design and a serious seasonal restaurant.
InterContinental Boston is a polished harborfront hotel on the Fort Point Channel, combining redesigned rooms, a full spa and indoor pool, and easy walks to the Seaport, Financial District, Rose Kennedy Greenway, and South Station.
A polished Boston landmark inside the former Federal Reserve Bank, combining historic architecture with contemporary rooms, lively dining and a central Financial District location.
A dramatic transformation of Boston's former Charles Street Jail, pairing preserved 19th-century architecture with lively restaurants, nightlife and a highly walkable Beacon Hill location.
A polished Back Bay hotel connected to the Prudential Center, Mandarin Oriental Boston combines residential-feeling rooms, a celebrated 16,000-square-foot spa and an exceptional location beside Newbury Street and Copley Square.
A restored 1927 Back Bay landmark overlooking the Public Garden, The Newbury combines residential rooms, fireplace suites, a private library and glamorous rooftop dining in one of Boston’s finest locations.
Across from Boston Common, The Ritz-Carlton, Boston combines 193 contemporary rooms, Club-level skyline views, Equinox access and New England-inspired dining in one of downtown’s most practical locations.
One of Boston’s original Seaport hotels, this independent waterfront property combines harbor-view rooms, an 11,000-square-foot health club with indoor pool and a strong sustainability program in the city’s fastest-changing district.
XV Beacon is a 61-room Beacon Hill hideaway in a Beaux-Arts landmark, known for gas fireplaces, highly personalized service, a private roof deck and direct access to Mooo…. steakhouse.