Find a Hotel in Boston

There are 1,001 reasons to visit Boston. This versatile city is a grab bag full of American history and ethnic diversity, modern marvels, sharp minds and an unwavering love for the home team. Though grand colonial buildings dot the narrow, winding streets, setting the centuries-old revolutionary tone of the city; there is a side to Boston that is ultra contemporary and cutting edge. However indefinable Boston's charm may be whether visiting the Paul Revere House in the North End, or the whimsical and avant-garde Stata Center on MIT’s campus there is no mistaking the draw to this Northeastern capital.

Finding a great hotel in Boston should not be a difficult task. Choosing one, however, may be. Hotels that are within close vicinity to downtown and in neighborhoods such as: Beacon Hill, Back Bay, Government Center, the North End and Fenway tend to be a little more expensive than if you choose a hotel outside these areas. The Omni Park House on the waterfront is one of Boston's best and is where John F. Kennedy proposed to his future wife, Jackie. The Millennium Bostonian Hotel is the definition of elegance and located in historic Faneuil Hall. For a moderately priced stay in Back Bay, try the Hilton Boston Back Bay for comfort and convenience.