Boston provides a plethora of attractions giving a patriotic perspective on the past, present and future. The 2½-mile Freedom Trail is one of the best ways to get acquainted with the city and efficiently visit the city's bounty of historic landmarks. Other sights include the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Public Garden - the nation's oldest botanical garden, and Fenway Park, historic home of Major League Baseball's Boston Red Sox. Quincy's Market is ideal for shopping and dining or enjoy a pub lunch at Cheers, formerly the Bull & Finch Pub, which inspired the hit television show. A more relaxed place to shop than New York, Newbury Street is home to speciality stores, as are the cobblestone streets of Downtown Crossing.
Attached to over 200 shops and restaurants in the upscale Prudential and Copley Mall complex, this hotel is located in the heart of historic Back Bay. Cool off in the 18m pool with retractable roof.
This friendly budget hotel offers large, comfortable rooms and an enviable location. Copley Square, with its mall and the chic shops of Newbury Street, is a short walk, and the Museum of Fine Arts is just down the road. The T stop connecting you to the city's excellent and cheap underground system is a short walk away.
Converted from the old Boston Police Headquarters, an earnest and grand looking 1920s landmark, the clever use of illuminated glass for the lobby stairs transforms the interior of this incredible hotel in to a modern, breath of fresh air that couldn't be further from it's former intention.
The Fairmont Copley Plaza has been a symbol of Boston's rich history and elegance since its gala opening in 1912. Situated in the heart of Boston's historic Back Bay district, the hotel has welcomed presidents and discerning clientele alike.
A first-class hotel perfectly situated on the banks of the Charles River, very close to the range of attractions that Boston and Cambridge have to offer.