A huge rotunda over a beautiful archway marks Boston Harbor Hotel a modern complex of offices, condominiums, award-winning restaurants and a luxury hotel. Located on Rowes Wharf, the hotel is near Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the financial district and the New England Aquarium. From the wharf, you can charter a fishing yacht, take a water shuttle to the airport or go on a whale watch.

Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers is a mixture of Victorian and Georgian styles, the 15-story structure is designated a Historic Hotel of America. Arriving guests step into a grand lobby typical of an older generation of American hotels. To make your stay a memorable one a number of top restaurants are located on site.

The Fairmont Copley Plaza has been a symbol of Boston's rich history and elegance since its gala opening in 1912. Centrally located in beautiful Back Bay, this luxury hotel is just steps from many popular historic sites, as well as the celebrated boutiques on Newbury Street. Their dedicated staff delivers incomparable hospitality, impeccable service and attention to detail to ensure your stay is perfect. With the completion of an extensive renovation of each of the hotel's 383 well-appointed guestrooms and suites, the restoration of the ballrooms and public spaces, and the addition of a contemporary, rooftop health club, the Fairmont Copley Plaza shines more brightly than ever before.   

The luxury begins as soon as you pull up to The Eliot Hotel, a prestigious Back Bay hotel, and the doorman ushers you in. Its 95 suites are equipped with Italian marble bathrooms, fully stocked pantries, signature bathrobes and chocolates. Downstairs is the award-winning Clio restaurant, where you can dine on Chef Oringer's creations. The exceptional location is near Fenway Park , Charles River, the Boston Common and Newbury Street.

Although usually an inexpensive choice in most cities, this Howard Johnson has higher rates due to its proximity to Fenway Park. This location may be a dream for baseball fans, but others may be put off by the traffic nightmares and crowds on game days. The location is also close to Back Bay, the Back Bay Fens and nightclubs.

Hostelling International Boston is a hostel with a great location. If you do not mind sharing rooms with four or five strangers and using a community bathroom, then staying here is a great way to stretch your traveling budget. You are close to Fenway Park, the nightclubs on Lansdowne Street and shopping and restaurants on Newbury Street. Public transportation is also nearby. This extremely popular hostel sells out almost every night between April and October, so reserve in advance.

Four Seasons Hotel Boston is Boston's premier hotel for those looking to be pampered. Overlooking the Public Gardens, this modern, 16-story brick and glass palace is central to everything Boston has to offer. Historic Back Bay and Newbury Street are a short walk from the hotel. The hotel offers beautiful and luxurious rooms and executive suites. Dine at the award-winning Aujourd'hui Restaurant or have a classic martini at the on-site lounge. Cars on the premises can take you to downtown locations, and valet parking is available.

Bauhaus style abounds at this Back Bay hotel, which has large modern rooms and marble bathrooms with pedestal sinks. The Colonnade is within walking distance of the South End, shopping at Copley Place and at the Prudential Center. Head to Newbury Street for fine dining or go downstairs to popular Brasserie Jo, adjacent to the hotel lobby.

Located on the Freedom Trail, the Omni Parker House is the oldest continually operating hotel in the Unites States. The current owner, Omni Hotels, has invested millions in renovations to bring this landmark back to its full glory. Custom cherry wood furnishings, chandeliers, and unique heirlooms add to the charm of this historic setting, which also has such modern features as a fully-equipped fitness center. For all your dining needs, the hotel is also home to Parker's Restaurant, Parker's Bar and the Last Hurrah Bar and Grill, all favorites among guests and locals alike. If you are planning a large event, the Parker House has stunning banquet and meeting rooms that are ideal for weddings and formal receptions.

Offering a breathtaking view of the Charles River, this hotel is secluded from the busier areas of Cambridge. It caters to business travelers with sophisticated technology needs including T1 and ISDN lines in each room. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and it is a short drive to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Museum of Science.