Boston hotels

If you love modern, chic hotels, The Four Seasons One Dalton is one of the top boutique hotels in Boston. Its location at the heart of Back Bay provides easy access to attractions, upscale shopping, and fine dining.
The building is an architectural masterpiece: A glass tower standing tall amongst Boston’s historic brownstones, the Four Seasons One Dalton is one of the most striking buildings in the whole city. Impeccable service is at the core of any Four Seasons experience, and that is no different here.
The hotel boasts an array of world-class facilities, including a state-of-the-art spa, a huge indoor pool, and dining options including the trendy Zuma restaurant and their very own Trifecta bar, which is perfect for a drink before dinner. And the best part is you can dress up as much as you want as the bar is usually filled with lots of chic guests.

The Newbury Hotel is nestled in the Back Bay overlooking the Boston Public Garden, which happens to be the oldest public park in America – and trust me, it is a view worth traveling for. Each meticulously designed guest room and suite exudes sophistication, featuring plush furnishings, modern amenities, and of course stunning city views.
The Newbury Hotel boasts a personalized approach to service, with a dedicated team ensuring every guest’s needs are met. The boutique feel of the service combined with the resources of a bigger hotel make this one of the most unique hotels in Boston.
Be sure to make time for dinner and drinks at the Street Bar on the lobby level or head up to the roof to the always-trendy Contessa.

With its prime location in the heart of downtown, the Ritz-Carlton Boston is a great choice for travelers who want to earn Bonvoy points and be close to nightlife, theaters, and lots of dining – which makes it one of my personal favorite spots to stay in Boston.
Just steps from pretty much any neighborhood in the city, the Ritz is one of the top-rated hotels in Boston and not only for location. Whether you plan on running around town or cannot decide what you want to do, your days will be convenient when you book a stay here. Indulge at the hotel restaurants, Artisan Bistro, and the Avery Bar. Both offer some great people-watching opportunities and amazing food and drink.

For guests that are looking for luxury hotels in Boston outside of the big brands, check out the Boston Harbor Hotel. No stranger to opulence, the Boston Harbor Hotel boasts the city’s most expensive Presidential Suite, and the property is something of an insider’s secret.
Located right on the waterfront, this is one of the best hotels to stay in Boston with stunning views of the harbor, and in the summertime, you can enjoy watching the boats and ferry zip across the water (something I love doing!).
Speaking of the summertime, be sure to take full advantage of the amazing patio restaurant, the Rowes Wharf Bar, for some tasty seafood, pasta, and perhaps even a few cocktails on a summer Friday.