Hotel in Boston safe area walking distance to restaurants and sites
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Anonymous
| Please recommend. Bonus points if they have an airport shuttle. TIA! |
Anonymous
Backbay. |
Anonymous
| We just stayed at the Four Seasons on Dalton Street. Very nice hotel, convenient to shopping, restaurants, the T, and the MFA. |
Anonymous
| Rowe’s Wharf |
Anonymous
| That's kind of funny because no hotel within walking distance to restaurants and the main tourist sites will have an airport shuttle. |
Anonymous
| We just stayed at the Courtyard North End by TD Garden and it was a great location for walking around to sight see with our kids. The hotel was modern and clean. I’d stay there again. |
Anonymous
| It’s been years and it was very cold so I didn’t do much walking, but I stayed at the Kimpton in the North End and it was nice. I grew up in a Boston suburb so don’t really know hotels there, but the north end is nice for restaurants and is very close to the T. |
Anonymous
| Liberty Hotel is nicely adjacent to North End and Beacon Hill. Good in-house restaurant, Scampo. |
Anonymous
| I don’t know about airport shuttles but we enjoy staying at the Omni Parker House or the Westin in Copley. The Back Bay area is nice too. |
Anonymous
| We stayed at the Intercontinental on Atlantic Ave and walked or took the T everywhere. |
Anonymous
I love the Parker House for the history and location, but the rooms are small. That said, if you’re fine with small rooms it is a great hotel. We stayed at the Westin about two months ago and it was centrally located, clean, etc. |
Anonymous
| +1 Westin Copley |