The Revere Hotel Boston Common's renovated space features contemporary decor and unique amenities. Guests can stay connected with high-speed Wi-Fi and receive treats and toys for four-legged friends provided by the nearby Polka Dog Bakery. Rooms at The Revere are equipped with HD TVs, large work spaces and, in suites, balconies. Though guests agree that both the hotel's location and the spacious rooms couldn't be better, they caution that some rooms can fall victim to outside noise. Just steps away from the Boston Common, this hotel caters to travelers who prefer to be surrounded by vibrant streets and historic sites. And after a long day of exploration, you can retreat to the hotel's inviting Atrium or the trendy Revere Rooftop.

Originally built in 1886 as a private residence in the heart of Boston's exclusive Back Bay neighborhood, the Charlesmark has been completely renovated to create a European style boutique hotel featuring a hip cocktail lounge with an outdoor patio. Here, a "classic modernism" design is accented with the latest high technology amenities to satisfy the savviest business or leisure traveler. Premier location. Exceptional value. European ambiance. The Charlesmark combines it all to create a memorable lodging experience. Ambiance - Genuine, Intimate Service All 40 guest rooms at The Charlesmark are uniquely styled by renowned designer Dennis Duffy to provide the ultimate combination of luxury, comfort, and functionality. From custom made furniture and light-toned woodwork to imported Italian tile and elegant European lighting fixtures, each room presents a soft modern motif with a residential feel. State-of-the-art amenities include free wireless internet with 1-800 technical support, stereo systems, DVD/CD players, 32" and 39" Insignia flat screen televisions, voicemail, free direct music and satellite movie service, a movie library, individual climate control, and other custom appointments. Our highly trained staff will cater to your needs and provide genuine, warm, and intimate service that can be only truly provided at a small owner-operated hotel. The Charlesmark experience will make us your first choice when staying in Boston's exclusive Back Bay neighborhood.

These Boston apartments are 800 feet walk from the Paul Revere House in the historic North End district and 1,500 feet from The Old North Church. Wi-Fi is provided free of charge. Each luxuriously furnished apartment at Bricco Suites comes with a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator, and queen sized beds. The en-suite marble bathrooms are stocked with toiletries. Maid service is offered daily to guests as well as a concierge to take care of any needs. Dining options abound in the Bricco Suites’ neighborhood. Bricco and Quattro, offering different takes on Italian cuisine, are just downstairs. Mare Oyster Bar is located 100 feet away. North End is a great choice for travellers interested in harbours, food and restaurants.

If you're willing to splurge, then The Lenox Hotel should be at the top of your lodging list. This extravagant hotel sits within walking distance of the high-end boutiques of Newbury Street. Beloved cultural attractions like the Museum of Fine Arts and Boston Common are also nearby. Recent guests say that the hotel's convenient location is one of its best features, although the elegant decor and friendly customer service also earn high praise. The only downside, according to some travelers, is the pricey fee for on-site parking. After a long day of exploration, unwind at City Table, the hotel's intimate dining venue, or at Sólás, the hotel's authentic Irish pub. Then retreat to your stylish accommodations, which boast high ceilings and plush linens (not to mention working fireplaces and stunning views overlooking the Charles River, in some rooms).

Situated within walking distance of Boston Common, the Omni Parker House seems to be fit for a king. All 551 guest rooms are simple yet elegant, boasting a blend of warm neutral tones and maroon accents and deluxe amenities like cozy robes, flat-screen TVs, work desks and coffee makers. Most recent guests reported a pleasant stay, citing the hotel's prime location, lovely decor and excellent staff as its best assets. The common areas of the hotel are opulent with sculpted bronze doors, ornate ceilings and mahogany furniture. Another crowd-pleaser: Parker's Restaurant, which serves up local specialties such as Boston cream pie and Boston scrod. As part of the Omni clan, loyalty members staying here are eligible to receive free perks, such as complimentary Wi-Fi and free nights, thanks to the Select Guest rewards program.

The centerpiece of Boston's Battery Wharf renaissance, The Battery Wharf Hotel, Boston Waterfront merges the North End's trademark charm with a contemporary appreciation for history and sense of place. Featuring 150 stylishly designed guest rooms and suites with extraordinary waterfront views, this luxurious boutique hotel on the pedestrian-friendly HarborWalk boasts two bars and restaurants, 6,000 square feet of meeting space, an award-winning Spa and Fitness Center and easy access to Boston's bustling Financial District, Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall Marketplace and TD Garden, New England's premier sports and entertainment arena.

Boston has always done things differently. Those who thrive here are instinctively rebellious torchbearers of innovation. They’ve lead breakthroughs in science, art, education and beyond that have driven the world forward. The Revolution Hotel embodies the same spirit and is compactly, creatively designed for a new era of traveler. Catering to creative, adventurous, out-of-the-box travelers, A welcoming two-story lobby and garden level workspace will serve as areas for guests and locals to gather and exchange ideas. An impressive 5,000 square foot food & beverage operation with expansive outdoor dining is destined to become a destination in and of itself. The Revolution Hotel lives at the intersection of Berkeley St. and Appleton St. in Boston’s South End. Brick-row architecture is a staple of the neighborhood as are the 1920s speakeasies that sprinkle the nearby streets. Overflowing with some of the city’s best restaurants, boutique shopping, theaters and more – it’s all right here.

The Bostonian Boston is a AAA Four Diamond-rated hotel nestled in one of the city’s most coveted locations. Set amid the hustle and bustle of Downtown Boston, our redbrick façade and classic interiors are an iconic blend of old and new. With most major attractions within walking distance, like Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market and The Freedom Trail, we invite our guests to fully immerse themselves in the city’s historical past. Urban explorers and families can tour the city and rest easy in our spacious rooms, with charming amenities like Juliette balconies to peer at the view below and working fireplaces for those blustery wintertime visits. From the moment you’re greeted at the door, our hotel offers you an impeccable level of comfort and award-winning service that will make your visit to Boston even more memorable.

Adjacent to the Boston Common and steps from other top Boston attractions like the New England Aquarium, the Freedom Trail and the Boston Public Garden, The Godfrey Hotel Boston is perfectly located for both business and leisure travelers. Visitors in town for work will appreciate the on-site event space, the free property-wide Wi-Fi access, the event planning services, and the full-service catering options, while vacationers will enjoy the free bike rentals (available seasonally), the 24-hour gym and the seasonal guided running tours. What's more, the guest rooms and suites appeal to all types of travelers, with Frette linens, 55-inch flat-screen TVs, SmartFridges, Keurig coffee makers and Heely of London toiletries. When it's time for a meal, recent guests said that a variety of eateries are available just steps from the hotel, but many also recommended dining at the on-site restaurant, Ruka, which serves Peruvian-Japanese fusion cuisine. Those who need a caffeine boost can stop by the hotel's George Howell Coffee shop for an espresso, a hand-poured coffee or a coffee tasting flight. Other highlights, according to past visitors, include the friendly staff, the clean rooms and the central (albeit noisy) location.

There's no question as to why the Taj refers to itself as the "crown jewel of Boston hotels." This immaculate hotel features just about everything you could ever need: a restaurant, a bar, fitness facilities, a business center and even babysitting services. Its central location is ideal for urbanites as well. Perched on the edge of the Boston Public Garden, the Taj sits surrounded by the ultra-chic Newbury Street shops and galleries. And its prime address is one major reason travelers loved this property. Should you prefer to dine in rather than explore the neighborhood, you'll find scrumptious South American- and French-inspired entrees served here. As far as bedding down here is concerned, guests report a restful night's sleep thanks to the plush accommodation furnishings and amenities, which include wooden armoires, flat-screen TVs and a soothing color palette of rose, blue, and gold hues. Though, some visitors do note the rooms are starting to show some wear and tear. Because of Taj's affiliation with the Leading Hotels of the World, Leaders Club members can earn and redeem complimentary nights with a stay here.

Guest rooms are on the small side giving the historic architecture of Boston's Flatiron Building a modern look, The Boxer offers boutique accommodations in the heart of downtown, within walking distance of classic and modern-day attractions like the Freedom Trail and TD Garden. Aside from its West End location, recent guests appreciated the comfy, albeit small, rooms, which feature tufted headboards and open-frame wardrobes. Other in-room amenities guests can enjoy include Keurig coffee makers, access to free Wi-Fi and marble bathrooms. Recent visitors also commended the staff members throughout the hotel, saying everyone from the valet to the cleaning crew was courteous and personable. After taking in the historic sights, guests can sample the fare at Finch restaurant and bar, which keeps it local by serving up New England classics for breakfast and dinner.

Tucked into the bustling, historic streets between the West End and North End, the Kimpton Onyx Hotel lures travelers with its peaceful atmosphere and enviable urban location. One block from TD Garden, the hotel is set within walking distance of many beloved Boston sites, while the Museum of Science and scenic Cambridge are also easily accessible. Recent guests have plenty of positive things to say about the Onyx's stylish accommodations, appointed with eye-popping red accents and signature Kimpton amenities like sumptuous linens, Atelier Bloem bath products and iHome sound systems. Though some visitors noted the rooms were on the smaller side. The hotel itself boasts many desirable amenities as well, such as complimentary wine hours, pet services and a 24-hour fitness center. When hunger strikes, retreat to the chic Ruby Room, which dishes up mouthwatering bites. If you're a member of the Kimpton Karma loyalty program, you may earn or redeem extra perks, such as free room upgrades, by choosing to stay here.

Located within walking distance of Boston Common and Faneuil Hall, this hotel is the perfect retreat for luxury-lovers who will take advantage of Nine Zero's signature Kimpton amenities, such as in-room spa treatments, complimentary wine receptions and pet-friendly services. Plus, Kimpton Nine Zero's stylish accommodations also ooze luxury, with custom bedding, honor bars with gourmet and organic snacks and a complimentary morning newspaper delivery service available upon request. And when hunger strikes, you can unwind at the sophisticated on-site restaurant, which boasts contemporary bites and refreshing cocktails. But don't expect all this to come cheap: Recent guests bemoan Kimpton Nine Zero's high price tags. However, if you participate in the Kimpton Karma Rewards program, you may earn freebies, such as minibar credits, for deciding to stay here.

Sure, location isn't this hotel's strong suit – it sits at the base of the Longfellow Bridge, which connects downtown Boston to Cambridge – but you don't come to The Liberty Hotel for convenience. This hotel is an attraction in itself since it was once a prison that housed notable "guests" like Malcolm X and the Boston Strangler. Today, the building oozes luxury, best exhibited in its waterfront views and multiple top-notch gourmet restaurants. Recent guests loved this hotel's unique feel and modern accents, and praised its terrific staff. Accommodations are furnished with minibars, flat-screen TVs and floor-to-ceiling windows. Some warn, though, that CLINK. can get noisy on the weekends so you should request a room away from the restaurant and bar for a peaceful night's sleep. What's more, because of The Liberty's ties, Marriott Bonvoy members can trade in points for perks at this hotel.

Boasting easy access to Boston Common and the Freedom Trail, The Ritz-Carlton, Boston provides luxury seekers with an enviable location and impeccable service. Most recent guests report receiving first-class treatment upon arrival at this Ritz outpost. But that's not all that previous visitors enjoyed. Many appreciate the property's top-notch facilities, which include an in-house spa, a well-equipped fitness center and an on-site bar. But what really keeps guests craving more time at this luxurious retreat are the elegant accommodations, which feature amenities like sleek flat-screen TVs, marble bathrooms with separate showers and soaking tubs, 400-thread-count Frette linens and Bose radio systems. The hotel is also home to the Artisan Bistro, which recent guests said offered good food but even better service. Thanks to the Ritz's Marriott connection, those participating in the company's rewards program are eligible to redeem points for free stays.

If you're looking for extravagance, then the XV Beacon can certainly oblige. This stunning hotel features mahogany paneling and vibrant red accents. Plus, its perch on the edge of Boston Common within walking distance of the Freedom Trail makes the XV Beacon a favorite among history lovers. Add the hotel's wide variety of amenities – which range from in-room massages to complimentary car service within the downtown Boston neighborhoods – and you'll see why recent guests said that a stay at this charming boutique is nothing short of phenomenal. Plus, the well-appointed accommodations are furnished with antique accents, 400-thread-count Frette linens, gas fireplaces and 42-inch flat-screen TVs, while the delectable entrees at restaurant Mooo.... (a steakhouse) earn rave reviews.

When it comes to this hotel, guests say its excellent waterfront location and elegant decor set it apart from nearby properties. And once you step foot in the Boston Harbor Hotel at Rowes Wharf, you'll see why. The lobby is decked out in marble and vintage chandeliers, while guest rooms overlook the city's beloved harbor. Accommodations feature flat-screen Smart TVs, complimentary internet access, marble bathrooms and rainfall showers. However, what keeps guests coming back to this impressive (albeit pricey) hotel is the friendliness of its staff. Some even say the Boston Harbor Hotel offers the best customer service in the area, and visitors particularly highlight the employees' professionalism and warmth. Plus, you'll have access to top-rated eats at on-site dining venues Meritage and Rowes Wharf Sea Grille. What's more, members of the iPrefer program can earn or use points when bedding down here.

The Four Seasons Hotel Boston is known for catering to even the most discerning of luxury seekers. Perched on the southern edge of the Boston Public Garden, this hotel is beautiful inside and out. Recent guests praise the lavish amenities at this Four Seasons, which include spa services and an indoor pool (with fresh fruit available poolside). Guest rooms and suites feature understated New England decor in neutral tones and luxurious touches, such as glass-topped desks, refrigerated private bars and marble bathrooms. But it's the overly accommodating hotel staff, the serene setting and the flavorful dishes served at The Bristol that keep visitors returning year after year. Plus, this Four Seasons property sits within walking distance of top sites like Boston Common and the Freedom Trail.

This hotel lives up to its five-star reputation. Recent guests describe the hotel as spectacular, comfortable and well-situated. Located adjacent to the convention center and just two blocks south of Newbury Street (not to mention less than a mile east of Fenway Park), the Mandarin Oriental hotel ranks high on almost every luxury seeker's list thanks to its 16,000-square-foot spa, incredible food at Bar Boulud and spacious guest rooms. Each of the property's elegant accommodations displays art deco accents and extravagant touches, such as luxe linens, marble bathrooms with separate soaking tubs and walk-in showers and high definition LCD TVs. The Mandarin Oriental also makes an ideal choice for families, since it offers strollers, playpens and certified babysitting services for traveling parents. There's also an extensive library of kid-friendly DVDs and some Sony PlayStation 3 consoles for guests for rent.