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Back Bay

Distance from the hotel: 0Mi

Boston’s Back Bay is our home. A vibrant, upscale neighborhood nestled in the heart of the city, the Back Bay is renowned for its charming brownstone, tree-lined streets, and picturesque parks. Back Bay is a cultural hub, home to fashionable boutiques, fine dining establishments, and cultural institutions such as the Boston Public Library and Prudential Center! The Charles River Esplanade offers stunning views and access to recreational activities in nature making Back Bay a beloved destination for both residents and visitors.

Interested in a great dining experience within the hotel? Our newly imagined restaurants and bars offer a wide variety of options. From a lively good time at Sweeney’s on Boylston to an intimate drink at our cocktail bar, The Irving, to a breakfast, brunch or dinner featuring local ingredients in globally inspired dishes at Willow & Ivy, there’s an experience and menu to satisfy every craving.

Beacon Hill

Distance from the hotel: 1Mi

One of Boston’s most picturesque and historic neighborhoods, Beacon Hill is home to charming cobblestone streets and elegant townhouses. Beacon Hill exudes a timeless, old-world charm with its narrow tree-lined streets and brick sidewalks. Charles street is particularly popular with its boutique shops and cafes wonderful to stroll along. Beacon Hills’ tight knit community and well preserved architecture make it a coveted residential area, epitomizing the historic elegance & beauty of Boston.

Beacon Hill was also home to countless historical figures – John Hancock, Louisa May Alcott, Robert Frost, Isabella Stewart Gardner, and Daniel Webster to name just a few.

Cambridge / Somerville

Distance from the hotel: 2Mi

Located across the Charles River, Cambridge is a vibrant and intellectually rich city renowned for some of America’s most prestigious universities, Harvard University & MIT. Harvard Square and Kendall Square are bustling with bookstores, cafes, startups and constant activity whereas the Charles River and Cambridge Common allows access to water activities such as the annual Head of The Charles rowing race.

Just north of Cambridge, Somerville is home to distinct neighborhoods like Davis Square and Union Square each offering a unique blend of trendy shops and cafes. Somerville is also celebrated for its arts and culture scene, hosting a number of festivals, art studies, music venues and breweries.

Charlestown

Distance from the hotel: 0.7Mi

Charlestown is primarily a residential neighborhood, but its most famous residents provide quite the draw! The ending of the Freedom Trail, Charlestown is home to both Bunker Hill and the USS Constitution, both pivotal pieces of the American Revolution. Both spots feature museums to deeper explore their history. The Constitution even takes sail at various points throughout the year!

Residentially, Charlestown is famous for embracing Halloween with a parade around Bunker Hill with outdoor trick-or-treating in the Monument Square area.

Downtown / Chinatown

Distance from the hotel: 1.3Mi

The heart of the city, Downtown is teeming with history, culture, and commerce. The unique combination of skyscrapers and hundred year old landmarks brings together the old and new. The iconic Freedom Trail winds its way through Downtown leading visitors past sites like Faneuil Hall & Quincy Market where the seeds of American Independence were sown!

Located near Downtown, Chinatown is recognizable for its colorful storefronts and traditional architecture. The neighborhood is packed with a diverse array of restaurants offering authentic Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai, and other Asian cuisines. Key landmarks include the iconic Chinatown Gate and the Chinatown Park which give visitors a glimpse into the area’s rich heritage. With its mix of cultural festivals, bustling nightlife, and community events, Chinatown makes for a fun spot to check out.

Fenway

Distance from the hotel: 0.9Mi

One of the more dynamic neighborhoods in Boston renowned for its lively atmosphere and unmistakable Boston pride. Fenway is famous for, you guessed it, Fenway Park, the iconic home of the Boston Red Sox and decades of home runs. The area is also a hub for education as it is home to Boston University. Kenmore Square serves as a getaway for both neighborhoods, marked by the Citgo sign that can’t be missed. Together, Fenway and Kenmore blend sports, academia, and urban living making them integral parts of Boston’s fabric!

North End

Distance from the hotel: 1.8Mi

Lively and historic, the North End is overflowing with Italian charm and activity. Known as Boston’s “Little Italy,” the North End is tightly packed with narrow, cobblestone-lined streets. Housing over 100 restaurants, the North End is also home to the Paul Revere’s house and Old North Church as part of the Freedom Trail.

Plus, you’ll get to weigh in on the age-old question of which famous bakery has the best cannoli in town – Modern Pastry or Mike’s Pastry? If you’re looking for an incredible meal while being surrounded by history, the North End can’t be beat.

Public Garden / Common

Distance from the hotel: 1.6Mi

The Public Gardens and Boston Common are the jewels at the heart of our city, part of the famous string of outdoor spaces called the Emerald Necklace, designed by renowned landscape architect, Frederick Law Olmstead.

Perhaps most famously known as the home of the duck family in Robert McCloskey’s Make Way for Ducklings and to whom a string of duck statues pays homage, the Public Gardens is perfect for taking in a picnic lunch, or simply strolling through to admire the beautiful flowers and plants throughout.

Boston Common was established in 1634 as America’s oldest public park and was originally used as public livestock grazing grounds. The Boston Common served as a backdrop to John Hancock’s mansion overlooking the grounds and is today used for recreation as well as public events.

Seaport / South Boston

Distance from the hotel: 2.4Mi

A thriving waterfront neighborhood that has rapidly transformed into one of the city’s hot spots over the past decade, Seaport is known for its sleek skyscrapers and luxury condominiums. This neighborhood offers stunning views of Boston Harbor and is home to the Institute of Contemporary Art.

Neighboring Seaport, South Boston is referred to as “Southie” and known for its strong community spirit and Irish history. With a lively dining scene and a variety of pubs, restaurants, & bars, Southie is home to a very young and lively nightlife scene. One of the biggest draws to Southie every year is their famous St. Patrick’s Day Parade, drawing crowds from all over!

South End

Distance from the hotel: 0.9Mi

A vibrant and diverse neighborhood celebrated for its Victorian brownstone buildings, tree-lined streets, and rich cultural scene. Known for its artistic flare, the South End has numerous galleries, theaters, and creative spaces making it a unique and fun destination. With a variety of delightful restaurants, the South End is the perfect spot to enjoy an evening while rubbing shoulders with locals.

West End

Distance from the hotel: 1.7Mi

Nestled between the Back Bay and the North End, the West End is a combination of residential and commercial spaces. The West End is primarily known for TD Garden, where sports fans come together to cheer for our beloved Boston Bruins and Celtics through the winter and spring seasons. TD Garden also hosts a myriad of performers throughout the year to sell-out crowds.

The West End is peppered with a variety of bars and restaurants, perfect for before or after events.