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There are plenty of places to rest your weary head after a long day of sightseeing in Boston. From luxury properties with all the bells and whistles to budget digs with just the basics, mega-hotel chains to intimate B&Bs, you'll find the place that suits your needs and your wallet here. In the last … more decade, Boston has added more than 30 new properties, most of the high-end variety. Boutique accommodations, something unheard of before the year 2000, are also part of the new hotel scene.
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based on 190 reviews
Sailboats glide past your window at this 230-room, luxury waterfront property. Amenities include twice-daily... more
based on 557 reviews
It didn't take long for the popularity of this Irish hotel chain to catch on in Boston. Voted "best... more
based on 430 reviews
Sophisticated, sleek, and centrally-located, the Nine Zero Hotel offers the utmost in modern cosmopolitan... more
based on 135 reviews
Boston’s long-defunct Charles Street Jail, built in 1851, was reborn in late summer 2007 as The... more
based on 121 reviews
The Charles Hotel offers all of the extras that you'd expect at a high-end hotel without sacrificing... more
based on 282 reviews
This boutique, neo-classical Kimpton hotel debuted in 2003, livening up the somewhat humdrum Cambridge... more
based on 125 reviews
Elegant, timeless luxury pervades at this 273-room, Back Bay institution, which overlooks the Public... more
based on 742 reviews
Established in 1855, this long-time Bostonian staple is in fact the longest continuously operating hotel,... more
based on 99 reviews
This 13-room charmer has a killer Charles Street location amidst gas-lit, cobblestone alleys, and near... more