Around Town

By our limousine

Our concierge is happy to assist with limousine and car arrangements.

By foot

Boston is the perfect city to explore on foot. Nearby attractions include The Boston Public Library, Copley Square, The Boston Public Garden, Trinity Church and Newbury Street. City maps are readily available at our Concierge Desk.

By taxi

Readily available at the hotel’s dedicated stand, taxis are a good value in Boston as nothing is too far away. Fares begin at USD 1.75 for the first 1/8 mile and USD 0.30 for each additional 1/8 mile. The recommended tip is 15-20% of the fare.

By subway

The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA) operates the comprehensive underground railway system, or “the T,” as it is commonly called. The nearest stops to the hotel are Copley Station on the B, C, D and E Green Lines, Hynes Convention Center on the B, C, and D Green Lines and Prudential on the E Green Line. Fares are USD 1.70 with CharlieCard or USD 2.00 with CharlieTicket or cash. Our Concierge would be delighted to provide you with Boston T maps.

By bus

Public buses are frequent and easy to use, but exact change is required. Alternatively, use a stored value CharlieCard (USD 1.25) or CharlieTicket (USD 1.75), which can be purchased at any nearby subway station or in numerous neighborhood stores. Routes 9, 10, 170, 39, 55, 57, and 170 all run near the hotel. Bus maps may be obtained at our Concierge Desk.

To and From the Airports

By our limousine

We are happy to arrange a limousine pick up for you so that you will arrive in style.

By taxi

Rent a car

Rental agencies are available at the airport and the Concierge is also happy to make arrangements for car rental in town. Those wishing to rent cars must be over 25 and possess a valid driving license. Rates vary by car model and rental company.

By subway or bus

The subway and bus routes serving Boston Logan International Airport are operated by the MBTA and include the Silver Line Rapid Transit Bus Service as well as the Airport Station Subway service. The latter, known as the MBTA Blue Line, includes free shuttle busses to all airline terminals and the water transport dock.

While tourists might be perfectly happy to ride a colorful trolley or an amphibious Duck to see Boston’s historical sites, there are plenty of other options for getting around, including an efficient public transport system and plentiful taxis.