Immerse yourself in Boston's vibrant downtown at this modern hotel with 24-hour fitness center and stylish bar. Just a 10-minute walk from Copley Place and Newbury Street, the comfortable beds ensure a restful stay near Arlington Station.
Wake up in Boston's pulsing heart where the historic vibes meet modern comfort. Just steps from Faneuil Hall Marketplace and minutes from New England Aquarium, this hotel offers quiet rooms, a welcoming bar, and restaurant after exploring nearby shopping districts.
Wake up to stunning views at this downtown Boston hotel, where comfortable beds await after a day of exploration. Just 10 minutes from Boston Harbor and the New England Aquarium, enjoy American cuisine at Fin Point or borrow free bikes to discover historical sites nearby.
Discover RUKA Restobar's Peruvian cuisine at this centrally located boutique hotel near Downtown Crossing Station. With a 24-hour fitness center and easy access to Boston Common and New England Aquarium, enjoy the perfect blend of convenience and comfort.
Urban comfort awaits at this North Station hotel, just a 2-minute walk from TD Garden. The 24-hour fitness center and international restaurant complement stylish rooms with comfortable beds. Haymarket and Science Park stations provide easy city exploration.
Wake up in this Brookline hotel with a quick commute to Fenway Park and Harvard University. Kent St. Station is just 2 minutes away, while the comfortable beds and daily continental breakfast energize your Boston adventures. The 24-hour fitness center keeps your routine intact.
Set in Everett, this elegant retreat offers a glamorous casino, 15 dining venues, and a rejuvenating spa. A short drive from Assembly Station and TD Garden, the hotel earns rave reviews for helpful staff and pristine accommodations.
Just 15 minutes from Harvard, this hotel welcomes with comfortable beds and helpful staff. Enjoy the indoor pool and fitness center after exploring Walden Pond. Free breakfast, WiFi, parking, and a bar make for a seamless stay in Waltham.
Immerse yourself in Boston's rich history at this peaceful hotel near New England Aquarium and Quincy Market. Just 4 minutes from State St. Station, enjoy the fitness center, restaurant, and cafe with complimentary coffee after exploring nearby attractions.
Symphony Station is just a 2-minute walk from this centrally located Boston hotel. Explore nearby Copley Place and Newbury Street, both within a 10-minute stroll. After sightseeing, enjoy the convenience of free WiFi and nearby kayaking opportunities.
Sink into a peaceful oasis in central Boston where Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, and Boston Common await within walking distance. This luxury hotel combines historic charm with modern comforts, plus easy access to Government Center Station just 3 minutes away.
Embrace urban charm at this modern Boston hotel near Newbury Street and Fenway Park. Enjoy international cuisine at canteenM after exploring Copley Square or working out in the 24-hour fitness center. Perfect transit access with two stations nearby.
Indulge in waterfront tranquility at this Boston hotel with an indoor pool and American dining at TAMO Restaurant. Just 15 minutes from the Convention Center and near New England Aquarium, enjoy comfortable beds and helpful staff in a shopper-friendly location.
Centrally located in Waltham, this hotel offers an indoor pool and health club for relaxation after exploring nearby Walden Pond. Clean rooms with comfortable beds await, plus a bar, restaurant, and room service for added convenience.
Refresh in the indoor pool after exploring Harvard Square, just a 10-minute drive away. This hotel features 2 restaurants including The Tavern, a bar/lounge, and 24-hour fitness center. Convenient public transport across the street makes city adventures effortless.
Immerse yourself in Boston's vibrant Seaport District at this upscale retreat with 4 restaurants and full-service spa. The outdoor pool offers refreshing breaks between walks to Flynn Cruiseport or the Convention Center, just 15 minutes away.
Within a 17-minute walk of Waltham Station, this aparthotel offers spacious suites with kitchenettes. Enjoy hiking trails, mountain biking, and rowing nearby. The fitness center and garden create a refreshing retreat after exploring Harvard University.
This tranquil riverside haven offers stunning Charles River vistas and convenient access to Boston's top attractions. Just minutes from MIT and Boston University, guests enjoy the lobby café, 24-hour health club, and attentive service that travelers consistently praise.
Escape to a quiet retreat just minutes from Boston's universities. The spacious rooms create a relaxing atmosphere after exploring nearby Walden Pond. Wake up to a praised breakfast before heading out with directions from the knowledgeable staff.
This boutique hotel blends historic charm with modern comfort in Boston's heart. Just steps from Copley Station and walking distance to Prudential Center, it offers a peaceful atmosphere with a restaurant and bar. Nearby attractions and transit make sightseeing effortless.
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North Waltham serves up a slice of classic American suburban life just outside Boston's hustle. Families stroll through leafy Prospect Hill Park while students buzz around Bentley University's modern campus. History buffs can explore the National Archives at Boston, and nature lovers hit the Western Greenway's wooded trails for fresh air and fall foliage.
Mid-range chain hotels and extended-stay properties provide comfortable bases for exploring. Local restaurants offer casual family dining without the downtown prices. A car is your best bet for getting around, though ride-sharing services are readily available when you need them.
South Side blends suburban calm with authentic Italian-American heritage. Wander through tree-lined streets to discover family-owned pizza shops and welcoming local spots. The Moody Street Historic District offers a glimpse into the area's past, while the nearby Charles River provides scenic views for an afternoon stroll.
Accommodation here costs less than staying in Boston while still keeping you connected to the city's attractions. Local restaurants serve hearty Italian-American classics in casual settings. Most visitors find having a car helpful, though ride-sharing services are readily available for trips to Fenway Park or downtown Boston.
Banks Square brings Waltham's industrial past to life with a dash of working-class charm. The Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation showcases the area's manufacturing heritage, while Moody Street Historic District offers local shops and casual eateries. Art lovers can pop over to nearby Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University for a cultural fix.
Train connections at Waltham Station make Boston adventures a breeze without the downtown price tag. Family-run restaurants serve up comfort food and diverse cuisines that won't break the bank. Budget-friendly motels and rental options make this authentic neighborhood perfect for travelers seeking value over frills.
Piety Corner's quiet streets wind through a preserved slice of New England's architectural past. Historic homes from the 18th and 19th centuries show off Colonial, Federal, and Victorian styles under a canopy of mature oaks and maples. The neighborhood offers an authentic peek into suburban life away from Boston's tourist crowds. You'll need to stroll these peaceful sidewalks to truly appreciate the details.
Don't expect restaurants or shops here—this is purely residential charm. Most visitors explore by day while staying in nearby Waltham hotels. Having a car is helpful since public transit is limited, but the tree-lined streets make for lovely walks when the weather cooperates.
Warrendale offers a peaceful escape from Boston's buzz with tree-lined streets and quiet family neighborhoods. Beaver Brook Reservation beckons outdoor lovers with walking trails and green spaces. This authentic suburban pocket gives travelers a glimpse of everyday American life without the tourist crowds. You'll need to look beyond the neighborhood for restaurants and shops.
Getting around requires a car, though rideshares are readily available for trips to downtown Waltham's dining scene. Vacation rentals and occasional B&Bs provide comfortable, budget-friendly alternatives to pricey Boston hotels. The neighborhood's charm lies in its simplicity—morning birdsong, manicured lawns, and genuine suburban tranquility.
The center of Waltham is home to cultural attractions like Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation, so you might want to stop by during your stay. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. If you want to experience more of the culture Waltham has to offer, head to Moody Street Historic District, Boston Children's at Waltham, and Brandeis University.
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Gore Place— just one of the monuments located 7.8 mi (12.6 km) from the center of Boston. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. Waltham has lots of other big landmarks you might want to see such as Fenway Park.
If you'd like to get a taste of Waltham student life, check out Brandeis University, located 1.2 mi (2 km) from central Waltham. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. Waltham has lots of other popular landmarks you might want to see such as Fenway Park.
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Moody Street Historic District— just one of the monuments located 9.1 mi (14.6 km) from the center of Boston. Waltham has lots of other significant landmarks you might want to visit such as Fenway Park.
If visiting museums in Waltham are on your list, you might want to check out the upcoming exhibitions at Lyman Estate. If you want to see more of the museums in Waltham, Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation and American Sanitary Plumbing Museum aren't far.
Rose Art Museum is 1.6 mi (2.5 km) from central Waltham, why not stop by during your stay. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. If you want to experience more of the culture Waltham has to offer, head to Brandeis University, Boston Children's at Waltham, and Moody Street Historic District.
Along the Charles River, Moody Street buzzes with indie shops and restaurants where students from Brandeis and Bentley universities mingle with locals. The Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation tells the story of 'Watch City' - once home to the revolutionary Waltham Watch Company. Wander through the elegant Federal-style mansions of Gore Place and Lyman Estate, where history feels remarkably present in their preserved rooms and manicured gardens. The city balances its industrial past with modern energy, offering riverside paths perfect for afternoon walks. Visit during one of the seasonal festivals when the streets fill with music and food vendors. For sports fans, Boston's iconic venues are just a short trip away.
Second time I’ve stayed here , would come back again , was going to Red Sox game and was able to get an upgraded room that was early for minimal price , staff friendly and very clean
Very comfortable and while a step above other choices in the area, it was missing a few amenities expected in a Westin…magnifying mirror, sewing kit, glass glasses, not plastic.. and no variety of pillows.
Otherwise an A
Very nice for an overnight visit. Kids loved the heated pool. Very clean. The fitness center was clean and ready to use. Morning breakfast was ok, what you would expect. Overall a great value.
Everyone was friendly, the room was clean. It’s located near to where I needed to go. You can walk to a street that has loads of restaurants or have food delivered. The only caveat I have is the tub sides are higher than a normal tub, so if you have mobility issues you may find it a little difficult to get in/out. You could ask them if they have rooms with a normal tub.
We stayed here due to the proximity to Lexington and Concord for the 250th celebration. Check in was super easy around 4:45pm. We went out to dinner and came back around 8pm. We were only there for 7 hours total before needing to be up and out by 3am to get to Lexington for the battle reenactment. It was a great place to sleep, get a shower, and grab a quick drink downstairs at the bar. The room was spotless and the staff were friendly, even when checking out at 3am. We would stay here again...
The hotel was very nice an modern. We had a studio apartment and it was very sleek. There was also a continental breakfast. The only thing I didn't like is that we had to pay for parking. It's a huge lot in an office park area. I didn't see the reason to charge other than to make an extra buck.
The front desk staff at any hour was absolutely delightful anytime we had a question or wanted a snack from their snack shop. So nice. Room at the end of the hall was so quiet, we had an excellent 2 nights of sleep. Loved how many lights are in the room (so many hotel rooms are dark!) and outlets and USB ports everywhere! Thanks for making a quick weekend trip for my son’s swim meet so great!
This was our second time staying here. The room is not huge but has enough storage like drawers under the bed. We got lucky again to get checked in super early which was much appreciated after taking a cross country red-eye flight. The gym at the basement is well equipped. Front desk staff are friendly & very welcoming. I’d highly recommend this place!!
we would definitely return to this hotel, it was very clean and it was in a great area, check-in was quick, breakfast buffet was very good. Rooms are small, but efficient and have everything you need
Amazing hotel;especially for the price. Upon pulling up to The Godfrey we were met by the parking valet and doorman who helped us with our luggage. They were friendly and helpful with the Porter explaining if we needed any help with advice, etc he was available. The Valet advised us of the parking procedure and the cost (we knew it was an expensive $60/day but were not going traipse around the city looking for parking). We went into the well-appointed modern lobby and immediately greeted by the...
everything about our stay was amazing! we stayed for a whole week, from the second we got there until the second we left, the staff was just so amazing and made us feel like family! and the location is PERFECT for anyone visiting boston, especially for celtics games / anything near the TD garden! you just walk a couple steps to get to the td or the food hall ! everything is within walking distance or you can hop on the subway to get anywhere you need!
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