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Stays in Boston
Boston is one of the oldest cities in the United States, with a history that stretches back to the 17th century. It was a centre of the American Revolution, and sites such as the Freedom Trail, the Old State House, and Faneuil Hall draw visitors from around the world. The city is also known for its…
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About Boston
Beyond history, Boston offers a compact and walkable downtown, a working harbour, and distinct neighbourhoods that range from the cobblestone streets of Beacon Hill to the Italian restaurants of the North End. Public transportation, known as the T, makes it easy to explore without a car. The city’s hotel mix includes a large number of four- and three-star properties, with a smaller selection of five-star options, and an average guest score of 4.2 out of 5 based on reviews on our site.
Where to stay in Boston
Back Bay. A central neighbourhood with Victorian brownstones, shopping on Newbury Street, and easy access to the T. Several large hotels, including The Westin Copley Place Boston, are located here.
Seaport District. A newer waterfront area with modern hotels, restaurants, and conference facilities. The Westin Boston Seaport District and Seaport Hotel Boston are among the options here.
Downtown and Theatre District. Close to Boston Common, the Theatre District, and Chinatown. The Hilton Boston Park Plaza and Hyatt Regency Boston are in this area, convenient for sightseeing and entertainment.
North End. Boston’s oldest residential neighbourhood, known for its Italian heritage, pastry shops, and the Old North Church. It is a small area with mostly boutique inns rather than large hotels.
Getting there and around
Boston Logan International Airport is the main gateway, located in East Boston and connected to downtown by the MBTA Blue Line, airport shuttles, and taxis or ride-shares. Amtrak and commuter rail services arrive at South Station and North Station, with connections along the Northeast Corridor, including from Vermont. Driving into the city is possible via Interstate 90 and Interstate 93, but traffic and parking can be challenging. Once in Boston, the MBTA subway, bus, and commuter rail network, known as the T, is the most efficient way to get around; many central attractions are also walkable.
When to go
The most comfortable weather is generally from late spring to early autumn, with mild temperatures and outdoor events. Summer can be busy with tourists, while autumn brings cooler days and colourful foliage. Winter is cold and snowy, but the city remains active with indoor attractions and holiday events. Spring can be variable, with occasional rain. Overall, May through October offers the best conditions for walking and sightseeing.
Questions, answered
What is the best way to get around Boston?
The MBTA subway and bus system, known as the T, is the most convenient way to travel around the city. Many central areas are also easily walkable.
Which neighbourhood should I stay in for sightseeing?
Back Bay and Downtown are central and close to major attractions like Boston Common and the Freedom Trail. The Seaport District is modern and waterfront, while the North End offers a historic atmosphere.
Is Boston a walkable city?
Yes, many of Boston’s main attractions are within walking distance of each other, especially in the downtown area. The Freedom Trail is a walking route that connects many historic sites.
What is the weather like in Boston?
Boston has four distinct seasons. Summers are warm and humid, winters are cold and snowy, and spring and autumn are mild. It is advisable to check the forecast before travelling.
How do I get to Boston from Vermont?
Amtrak’s Vermonter train connects Vermont with Boston, arriving at South Station. Driving is also possible via Interstate 91 and Interstate 90, but the train avoids traffic.
Are there hotels near Boston Logan Airport?
Yes, there are hotels located near the airport, including the Hilton Boston Logan Airport. These are convenient for early flights or short stays.