Boston's Best Tourist Hotel

Nestled between the Financial and Theatre Districts, this property offers the world-class service that the Ritz brand is known for.

Reviews:

• “Unbelievable service and caring”
• “Better than Ritz crackers”
• “luxury in every way”

Tips: Each room has a Bang and Olufsen CD/radio stereo entertainment system, so bring your CDs.

The Ritz-Carlton, Boston Common

The Financial District’s most opulent hotel delivers modern creature comforts and luxurious dining options in a historic setting.

Tips: In keeping in line with the chain’s London heritage, the Langham serves afternoon tea service daily from 3pm to 4:30pm in the L’Orangerie of Cafe Fleuri ($18-$36 per person).

The Langham, Boston

With its many modern accoutrements, this Kenmore Square hotel satisfies visiting college parents and stylish tourists.

Reviews:

• “Great experience overall!”
• “Pathetic and over priced”

Tips: Dog beds are available gratis, as are water bowls and handfuls of dog biscuits.

Hotel Commonwealth or email Hotel Commonwealth

One of Boston’s most acclaimed hotels impresses with exceptional amenities and dining options.

Reviews:

• “Best Massage Ever”
• “Worth it”
• “Waiters – A Big Plus”
• “first class”
• “Top Notch”

Tips: Dine in style at the hotel’s acclaimed French restaurant Aujourd’hui.

Four Seasons Hotel Boston

Located between Government Center and Downtown Crossing, this chic boutique hotel caters to high-brow, hi-tech clientele.

Reviews:

• “What exactly are you paying for?”
• “Not cheap but worth the money”
• “Best Location in Boston!”
• “NINE ZERO – not for the light of wallet”
• “Boutique Want a Be.W not”

Tips: Check the hotel’s website for special package deals, many of which include breakfast.

Nine Zero Hotel

Boston institution features elegant 19th-century charm, new amenities and an incredible Boston cream pie.

Reviews:

• “Horrible Customer Service and Terrible Room”
• “Best Boston Experience”
• “Comfortable Luxury at it’s best.”
• “Amazing Service and Amazingly Small Rooms”
• “Why stay anywhere else?”

Tips: Have some time to kill? Go for a stroll on the Freedom Trail.

Boston Omni Parker House Hotel or email Boston Omni Parker House Hotel

Just your average overnight hangout: European luxury, sweeping harbor views and a private marina for your yacht.

Reviews:

• “POOR service and customer service on Jazz Thursday Nights!!!”
• “Outstanding Concierge & Bell Service! "
• “The Best Hotel I have been in”
• “Luxury and can’t beat views”
• “A must”

Tips: Guests enjoy Meritage, one of the city’s finest waterfront restaurants.

Boston Harbor Hotel

Upscale, contemporary style in a premier Back Bay locale.

Reviews:

• “pool is a joke”
• “Almost…”
• “False advertising, stay away”
• “Extraordinary Service!!!”

Tips: The hotel’s “VIPets” program has all the bases covered—besides beds, treats and bowls, the hotel stocks three brands of food.

Colonnade Hotel

A cozy and intimate atmosphere in an excellent downtown location.

Reviews:

• “Charming with great location”
• “Great place for a wedding”
• “Exceeded my expectations – fabulous charming hotel in Boston’s Back Bay!”
• “luxurious”
• “EXPENSIVE but so very worth it”

Tips: 24-hour cancellation notice required. Reservation must be canceled one day prior to arrival or one day room and tax will be applied to prepayment or credit card guarantee.

The Lenox Hotel

One of the city’s premier luxury hotels offers a tourist-friendly location, excellent services and top-rate facilities.

Reviews:

• “Nice Overnight Stay”

Millennium Bostonian Hotel

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