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Best Boston HotelsWhere to find top hotels in Boston MassachusettsWhere do you find the best Boston hotels . . . luxury hotels, discount hotels, Boston Logan Airport hotels, and even hotel specials and packages?Whether you want to stay in a boutique hotel, Boston waterfront hotel, Boston spa hotel, or a cheap hotel in Boston, you'll find lots of excellent choices. Best of all, you can make Boston hotel reservations in every neighborhood . . . choose Downtown Boston hotels, Back Bay Boston hotels, Beacon Hill hotels, Boston Waterfront hotels, and more.  Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood Quick links to Boston hotels: Back Bay Boston hotels - Boston Downtown hotels - Boston Logan Airport hotels - Hotels near Fenway Park - North End hotels - South Boston Waterfront Hotels - West End / Government Center near the Garden Quick links to other Boston hotel information: Boston Discount Hotels - Boston vacation rentals - FAQs about Boston Mass Hotels - Inexpensive Boston Hotels
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For 18th century ambiance, stay in Beacon Hill and enjoy gas street lights, brick sidewalks, and interesting shopping and restaurants. Nearby are the Massachusetts State House and Government Center, Massachusetts General Hospital, and Downtown Boston. 
One of Boston's oldest and most picturesque neighborhoods, the North End boasts spectacular waterfront, top restaurants, and historical Freedom Trail sites.
Razed by urban renewal in the 1950s, the West End has been Boston's proverbial phoenix rising from the ashes. Near the Garden, Government Center, Massachusetts General Hospital, and Faneuil Hall Marketplace.
Best known for Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox, the attractive Fenway neighborhood also has some of the city's top universities and teaching hospitals. 
Boasting the nation's largest area of Victorian row houses and the city's largest concentration of chef-owned restaurants, the South End is a quiet residential area anchored by the mammoth Boston Medical Center. You'll find trendy shops, and art studios and galleries. 
Settled by Europeans in 1629, one year before Boston, Charlestown is just across the Charles River from the North End and TD Garden. You can visit Freedom Trail sites, visit a historic tavern, and enjoy spectacular waterfront views. 
Located in the South Boston Waterfront neighborhood, the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center and Boston's CruisePort (Black Falcon Cruise Terminal) anchor this area just south of Downtown. Several excellent hotels, restaurants, and spectacular waterfront views along with museums, entertainment, and even a brewery tour make this area a popular destination. 
Only a 5-10 minute T ride across the Charles River, Cambridge includes the largest concentration of biotech companies in the U.S. as well as Harvard University, MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Leslie University, numerous museums, and several great shopping areas. 
Boston's waterfront spans Charlestown, the North End, Downtown, and the South Boston Waterfront. Spectacular views across Boston Harbor make Boston's waterfront a prime location for luxury hotels, top restaurants, and trendy nightspots. These hotels attract both business and leisure travelers. 
Want to save some money? Inexpensive Boston hotels help you stretch your travel dollar. Check out our recommendations for the best cheap hotels in Boston, plus a few other tips and strategies for finding the best hotel deal for you. 
Logan Airport hotels are only 10 minutes from Downtown Boston by water taxi. Whether you're flying into Boston or want an affordable alternative to Logan Airport parking, you may want to consider a Boston airport hotel. 
What is the best hotel in Boston? Everyone has a different opinion . . . so here are some picks that top many visitors' lists. Best of all, "best" does not necessarily mean "most expensive" - so you'll find some very affordable choices. All are near excellent restaurants and other city attractions. 
What makes a boutique hotel in Boston a boutique hotel? Well, for starters, they're usually individualistic and non-corporate and smaller than a "normal" hotel. . . often trendy or hip . . . perhaps sporting cool design/decor . . . maybe a little quirky. In Boston, you'll find several interesting boutique hotels, ranging from hip to classic, affordable to luxury - and all in great neighborhoods with lots of interesting things to do nearby. More about Boutique Hotels in Boston 
Typically smaller than hotels, inns and B&Bs may be tucked away in mostly-residential neighborhoods and can offer a personal touch in a big city. Many emphasize charm and comfort, while others specialize in sophisticated modern design. B&Bs offer breakfast, while inns may offer other meals as well. In both Boston and Cambridge, you'll find some appealing choices. More about Boston Bed and Breakfast and Inns, plus Cambridge options.
