street), SouthEnd-large gay community with awesome restaurants and bars.

Now the back bay hotels is situated in the Copley area where there is a shopping mall, Near popular Newbury street (more shopping, art galleries, and restaurants/bars (personal fav. All within 10-15 minutes walking distance from hotel which is quite good location. Boston Common park where there is Ice skating during the winter, Public garden, siteseeing hot spots like the statehouse, freedom trail, cheers pub, lovely Historic Beacon Hill, Fanueil Hall Marketplace (restaurants, pubs, shopping and nightlife), china town, teater district, Noth End (little Italy), and much more. This hotel is in walking distance to Downtown crossing (shopping district) which is really right around the cornor from the Omni. But the Omni Parker hotel seems like a good start for most tourist and location-wise. I can only make suggestions to see if it's want your looking for. The question is how much you want to spend on hotel? do you want to stay near shopping area? or tourist hotspot? Honestly, Boston is not a big city and most attractions are in walking/train distance anyway. Everyone can tell you to choose this hotel over this one because it's in a prime location. Okay here is some help.What seaon are you planning to come? This question helps.Īlthough the hotels are spread throughout the city of Boston, there is plenty to choose from and are pretty much a train station very close by so it really doesn't matter which hotel you stay at. Now I am getting the picture to your question.

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