Top Boston Lodging
Fenway Park, Boston Common & Boston Airport Accommodation
When it comes to Boston lodging, what sort of accommodation suits you best? Do you like to be near the major attractions or more removed from the crowds?
Is the hotel itself part of your vacation experience? Or is it just a bed to sleep in and not where you want to invest too many of your vacation dollars?
To help shortcut your Boston lodging search, we’ve separated our accommodation info into a few distinct categories (see links below). We have also listed “Kid Friendly Hotels” and “Pet Friendly Hotels” at the bottom of this page.
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Guide to Boston Lodging
- Hotels Near Fenway Park – Sports fan? Stay near the iconic home of the Boston Red Sox. Also happens to be a great location in downtown Boston with easy public transportation access to virtually all of the top attractions.
- Boston Common Hotels – The Boston Common and Boston Public Garden provide some of the most beautiful outdoor spaces in Beantown with several unique activities to go with them. If you’re into history, this is where the Freedom Trail starts making it a perfect place to stay!
- Boston Airport Hotels – Only in town for a short time? Boston’s airport hotels provide easy access to the city while keeping you close to Logan Airport.
- Boston Bed and Breakfasts – Prefer something a little cozier? Check out these Boston Bed and Breakfast options.
- Kid or Pet Friendly Boston Hotels – If you’re travelling with children or pets it’s extra important to find perfect Boston lodging for your circumstances. Here’s our list of the best options around!
- Hotels Near Boston – If you want to keep costs down and still have easy access to downtown Boston, here is a great selection of hotels with easy access to Boston and a price tag that’s a bit easier on your wallet.
Kid Friendly Boston Hotels
- Hotel Commonwealth has a restaurant called the Eastern Standard. It has been named both “Best of Boston Kid Friendly Restaurant’ and ‘Best Brunch’ by Boston Magazine.
Read our Hotel Commonwealth description. - Holiday Inn Brookline has a kids eat free dining policy, and in-room games available. Also, the indoor heated swimming pool has enough space around it for the kids to keep themselves entertained.
Read our Holiday Inn Brookline description. - The Ritz-Carlton Boston Common goes the extra mile to welcome children, offering a healthy-foods-focused menu just for kids, as well as specific activites such as a kids scavenger hunt.
Read our Ritz-Carlton Boston Common description. - The Hotel Buckminster Boston bed and breakfast has a selection of double and even quadruple king or queen rooms, allowing the whole family to stay together for a more manageable price. Alternatively, up to two children under 17 can stay free provided they’re using the existing bedding.
Read our Hotel Buckminster description.
Pet Friendly Hotels in Boston
- The Boston Hotel Buckminster is particularly dog friendly. For a one-off $75 deep-cleaning fee, they not only welcome your dog (one per room), but they have gourmet dog cookies, clean-up bags, as well as dog-walking and dog-sitter services.
Read our Boston Hotel Buckminster description. - The Lenox Hotel welcomes dogs, for a one-off fee of approximately $125.
Read our Lenox Hotel Boston description. - Hotel Commonwealth caters for dogs, for a one-off fee of approximately $125.
Read our Hotel Commonwealth description. - Holiday Inn Brookline accepts pets, and their fee is around $15 per night.
Read our Holiday Inn Brookline description. - The Ritz-Carlton Boston Common accepts pets up to 60 pounds, with additional fees payable.
Read our Ritz-Carlton Boston Common description.
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