Boston Boutique Hotels

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  Copley Square Hotel

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  Nine Zero, A Kimpton Hotel

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  Marlowe, A Kimpton Hotel

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  Sheraton Framingham Hotel & Conference Center

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  Hilton Boston Financial District

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  Onyx, A Kimpton Hotel

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  The Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel

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  Ames, A Morgans Original

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  The Lenox Hotel

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  Hotel 140

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Boston is a unique city in the state of Massachusetts. It has a distinct atmosphere, culture and history that travelers from all over the world enjoy every year. Many business professionals also find themselves in the area for a variety of reasons. If you are planning a trip to this area of the country, you will be best served if you stay in one of the Boston boutique hotels. These hotels have everything you would expect in a normal hotel with plenty of added benefits and amenities. The Boston boutique hotels have indoor pools, spa services, relaxing features and luxurious amenities. Whether you are in town for work or to explore and enjoy the city, you will want relaxing accommodations waiting for you each night.

There are many things to see and do in this historic city. One of the best places to start your journey is on the Freedom Trail. This two and a half mile long trail connects some of the most historic sites in the city. You can start the trail at Boston Common and travel through the town to the Bunker Hill Monument. Boston Common is the oldest public park in the city. It also has a public garden that sits right next door. That garden is a formal garden that is best known for its swan boats. Those boats have been tourist attractions since they were first operated back in 1877. From its beginning at Boston Common, Freedom Trail is a great place to walk, enjoy the culture and learn more about the history of this city.

One of the most popular attractions in the city is Quincy Market. This market started in 1826 and today, it holds more than 100 different shops and restaurants. You can find locally grown and handmade items as well as chain stores at the market. The market sits within the historic Faneuil Hall, which was built in a Georgian style. Not only will you find food stalls, restaurants and shops, but there is also plenty of enjoyable street entertainment in the area.

The Massachusetts State House is a very enlightening attraction for any visitor. This building was created in the 18th century and it is one of the grandest examples from its time. The architect that designed the building was later named the supervisor of the Washington DC Capitol Building due to his work on the state house in Massachusetts.

You can also visit the Old State House while you are in the area. This structure was built in 1776 and is considered to be one of the most historic buildings in the state. It was from the balcony of this building that the Boston citizens first heard the Declaration of Independence in its complete form.

Boston also has many fine museums such as the Museum of Fine Arts. The exhibits are held in a neo-classical building and include everything from Egyptian to Asian collections. This museum has one of the largest collections in the country with some of the most impressive artifacts in the world.

The Prudential Center is a very recognizable complex within the city. This complex was built in the Boston Back Bay area in the 1960s as one of the very first urban renewal projects. The center of the complex area includes the Prudential Tower, which is 750 feet tall. You can find many shops, restaurants and other forms of entertainment in and around this center.

Back Bay is a very interesting portion of the city to explore. This area was created in the 19th century in a French style. Many of the brownstone homes were built for affluent individuals. These buildings survived the demolitions that occurred in the 1960s and 1970s and they show residents and visitors a different side of the past.

The oldest building in downtown Boston once belonged to the most famous patriot, Paul Revere. The wooden house was built in 1680 and visitors can learn more about its inhabitants over the years, especially Revere and his family.

The New England Aquarium is an especially fun attraction for families. The best feature within the aquarium is the large circular tank called the Ocean Tank. This tank has exotic species, sharks, sea turtles, eels and many other sea creatures.

As you begin to plan your trip to Massachusetts, you will want to look into the various accommodations the region has to offer. Boston boutique hotels welcome guests of every kind with all of the services and features any traveler could need.

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