By Keleigh M. Quinn
Boston
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
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Boston HarborwalkPhoto By: Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau -
State HousePhoto By: Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau -
Paul Revere StatuePhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Customs HousePhoto By: Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau -
Fenway ParkPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
SkylinePhoto By: IHG Hotel Group
One of the oldest cities in the country, Boston has been a favorite of tourists since the birth of our nation. In addition to its rich history, Boston is known for its diverse neighborhoods, amazing seafood, and enthusiastic sports fans. A Mecca of higher education, Boston is home to many colleges and universities, but offers entertainment for every taste. Recently, it has earned the nickname “Hollywood of the East” due to the large number of movies filmed in the streets.
EscapeWizard.com invites you to book your next vacation to “Beantown”. Logan International Airport (BOS), located right in the downtown area and accessible by the “T” (Boston’s public transportation system), is the most convenient way into the city. Book your flight today to our Boston with EscapeWizard.com by following the link to make flight arrangements (www.escapewizard.com/flight.php). And, when booking your hotel with EscapeWizard.com, please refer to our top selections of hotels in the Boston Metro Area for assistance with finding accommodations. The Holiday Inn is our top selection of hotels in the city for its low prices and high service. Book your arrangements by following the link to the hotel portion of our website (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl).
Boston is an extremely accessible city, with a public transportation system that allows visitors an easy commute to all of the city’s favorite destinations. EscapeWizard.com recommends starting your vacation with a trip to the Quincy Market/Faneuil Hall area of Boston. Here you can follow the Freedom Trail, a path of red bricks leading you to numerous historical sights, do some shopping, and then walk a few minutes along the waterfront to the North End, Boston’s version of “Little Italy.” Take an after dinner stroll along the cobblestone streets and stop in at Mike’s Pastry for some authentic Italian desserts.
For history buffs, Boston is a dream destination. In addition to the Freedom Trail, visitors can also see the Bunker Hill monument, marking the site of one of the best known battles of the Revolutionary War. While in Charlestown, you can also visit the USS Constitution, the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world. Other historical places of interest include Plymouth Rock, about an hour south of the city, Trinity Church in Copley Square, and the historic South End neighborhood filled with Victorian-era brownstones.
Boston also has many beautiful spots for visitors to enjoy the outdoors. During the summer, free concerts and movies are offered at the Hatch Shell, located along the Charles River. You can also catch a free performance of “Shakespeare in the Park” in the Boston Common, followed by ride on the famous Swan Boats. Watch airplanes fly close overhead from Castle Island, home to Fort Independence over in South Boston, or rent a kayak for a few hours of paddling.
Outside of the city, even more scenic attractions abound. Only 20 minutes west of downtown Boston lays Walden Pond, where you can go for a swim or see Thoreau’s cabin. On the “North Shore” you can visit the fishing town of Gloucester or Rockport, an artist colony filled with shops and seafood restaurants. These coastal towns also offer great beaches and, for a quick lunch, you can stop at one of the local clam shacks for a lobster roll.
Boston also has great nightlife. Head down to Lansdowne street, where, next to the famous Fenway Park, you’ll find the House of Blues and Jillian’s, a bar offering pool tables and bowling. The Government Center area of downtown has a large number of popular bars. Boston has any kind of nightlife you can imagine, from small Irish pubs to multi-floor dance clubs. Here at EscapeWizard.com, we recommend the Boston.com’s going out guide to access a full range of options for dinner, bars or clubs. Please follow the link: http://www.boston.com/thingstodo/nightlife/.
EscapeWizard.com can assure you that a trip to Boston is a beyond worthwhile vacation. The city offers culture and food to satisfy even the pickiest connoisseurs, and plenty of sporting events and beer to satisfy everyone else. Just click the link above and book your next vacation to Boston, Massachusetts with EscapeWizard.com.
EscapeWizard.com invites you to book your next vacation to “Beantown”. Logan International Airport (BOS), located right in the downtown area and accessible by the “T” (Boston’s public transportation system), is the most convenient way into the city. Book your flight today to our Boston with EscapeWizard.com by following the link to make flight arrangements (www.escapewizard.com/flight.php). And, when booking your hotel with EscapeWizard.com, please refer to our top selections of hotels in the Boston Metro Area for assistance with finding accommodations. The Holiday Inn is our top selection of hotels in the city for its low prices and high service. Book your arrangements by following the link to the hotel portion of our website (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl).
Boston is an extremely accessible city, with a public transportation system that allows visitors an easy commute to all of the city’s favorite destinations. EscapeWizard.com recommends starting your vacation with a trip to the Quincy Market/Faneuil Hall area of Boston. Here you can follow the Freedom Trail, a path of red bricks leading you to numerous historical sights, do some shopping, and then walk a few minutes along the waterfront to the North End, Boston’s version of “Little Italy.” Take an after dinner stroll along the cobblestone streets and stop in at Mike’s Pastry for some authentic Italian desserts.
For history buffs, Boston is a dream destination. In addition to the Freedom Trail, visitors can also see the Bunker Hill monument, marking the site of one of the best known battles of the Revolutionary War. While in Charlestown, you can also visit the USS Constitution, the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world. Other historical places of interest include Plymouth Rock, about an hour south of the city, Trinity Church in Copley Square, and the historic South End neighborhood filled with Victorian-era brownstones.
Boston also has many beautiful spots for visitors to enjoy the outdoors. During the summer, free concerts and movies are offered at the Hatch Shell, located along the Charles River. You can also catch a free performance of “Shakespeare in the Park” in the Boston Common, followed by ride on the famous Swan Boats. Watch airplanes fly close overhead from Castle Island, home to Fort Independence over in South Boston, or rent a kayak for a few hours of paddling.
Outside of the city, even more scenic attractions abound. Only 20 minutes west of downtown Boston lays Walden Pond, where you can go for a swim or see Thoreau’s cabin. On the “North Shore” you can visit the fishing town of Gloucester or Rockport, an artist colony filled with shops and seafood restaurants. These coastal towns also offer great beaches and, for a quick lunch, you can stop at one of the local clam shacks for a lobster roll.
Boston also has great nightlife. Head down to Lansdowne street, where, next to the famous Fenway Park, you’ll find the House of Blues and Jillian’s, a bar offering pool tables and bowling. The Government Center area of downtown has a large number of popular bars. Boston has any kind of nightlife you can imagine, from small Irish pubs to multi-floor dance clubs. Here at EscapeWizard.com, we recommend the Boston.com’s going out guide to access a full range of options for dinner, bars or clubs. Please follow the link: http://www.boston.com/thingstodo/nightlife/.
EscapeWizard.com can assure you that a trip to Boston is a beyond worthwhile vacation. The city offers culture and food to satisfy even the pickiest connoisseurs, and plenty of sporting events and beer to satisfy everyone else. Just click the link above and book your next vacation to Boston, Massachusetts with EscapeWizard.com.
Hotels in Boston
By Shaina Amienyi
Hyatt Regency Boston
One Avenue de Lafayette, Boston, MA
One Avenue de Lafayette, Boston, MA
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ExteriorPhoto By: Hyatt Hotels -
BallroomPhoto By: Hyatt Hotels -
GuestroomPhoto By: Hyatt Hotels -
PoolPhoto By: Hyatt Hotels -
Meeting RoomPhoto By: Hyatt Hotels -
LobbyPhoto By: Hyatt Hotels
Looking to stay in a luxurious downtown hotel during your vacation to Boston? The Hyatt Regency Boston, with its contemporary guest rooms that are eco, family, and pet-friendly, is just what you are looking for. The hotel is located in the Theater District and connected to Macy’s, a shopping district, and the Boston Transit System, known as the “T.” This hotel is popular because it is in walking distance of attractions like the Freedom Trail, New England Aquarium, and Opera House Theater. Check in and out times are 4pm and 12pm, but after experiencing the hotel’s amenities and guest rooms, you will hardly want to leave. To expedite the check in process, the Hyatt offers PDA check in and FastBoard and Touch & Go automated check in.
Stay in one of the hotel’s 498 comfortable guest rooms and suites, grouped into eight different room types, including Hypo-allergenic rooms, Business Plan rooms, and suites. All rooms come with either a king bed or two double beds. Regardless of what plan vacationers book, they will enjoy rooms with a Hyatt Grand Bed with a Sealy 700 mattress, a 37-inch flat screen TV (42-inch in Lafayette Suites) with in-room movies, a mini-bar, and more. Gold Passport guests can request for a copy of the New York Times to be delivered to their rooms.
From the 24-hour business center to the 24-hour in-room dining, the services at the Hyatt are there to be available whenever guests want them. The fitness center, which overlooks the pool, has the latest cardiovascular equipment and free weights. Guests can exercise there or do laps in the 52-foot indoor heated pool. After a long day of sightseeing, relax with a massage at the spa or visit the Eucalyptus steam room or dry sauna.
Like all of the Hyatt’s amenities, the dining and entertainment options are first class. The hotel houses a trendy restaurant that hosts special events and has a terrace, open seasonally so vacationers can enjoy their food while experiencing the fresh air. There is also a bar in the lobby where vacationers can mingle with friends or associates while enjoying beer or cocktails.
The Hyatt Regency Boston blends the style of the city with world-class, luxurious accommodations and amenities. EscapeWizard.com guarantees it is a great starting destination for a fun-filled vacation to Boston. Click on the link (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to book your stay at the Hyatt.
Stay in one of the hotel’s 498 comfortable guest rooms and suites, grouped into eight different room types, including Hypo-allergenic rooms, Business Plan rooms, and suites. All rooms come with either a king bed or two double beds. Regardless of what plan vacationers book, they will enjoy rooms with a Hyatt Grand Bed with a Sealy 700 mattress, a 37-inch flat screen TV (42-inch in Lafayette Suites) with in-room movies, a mini-bar, and more. Gold Passport guests can request for a copy of the New York Times to be delivered to their rooms.
From the 24-hour business center to the 24-hour in-room dining, the services at the Hyatt are there to be available whenever guests want them. The fitness center, which overlooks the pool, has the latest cardiovascular equipment and free weights. Guests can exercise there or do laps in the 52-foot indoor heated pool. After a long day of sightseeing, relax with a massage at the spa or visit the Eucalyptus steam room or dry sauna.
Like all of the Hyatt’s amenities, the dining and entertainment options are first class. The hotel houses a trendy restaurant that hosts special events and has a terrace, open seasonally so vacationers can enjoy their food while experiencing the fresh air. There is also a bar in the lobby where vacationers can mingle with friends or associates while enjoying beer or cocktails.
The Hyatt Regency Boston blends the style of the city with world-class, luxurious accommodations and amenities. EscapeWizard.com guarantees it is a great starting destination for a fun-filled vacation to Boston. Click on the link (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to book your stay at the Hyatt.
Hotels in Boston
By Shaina Amienyi
Holiday Inn
5 Blossom Street, Boston, MA
5 Blossom Street, Boston, MA
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ExteriorPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Business CenterPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Double Bed GuestroomPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Executive Club LoungePhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
King Bed GuestroomPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
SuitePhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
Suite Guest BathroomPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group -
LobbyPhoto By: IHG Hotel Group
The Beacon Hill neighborhood is one of the most renowned neighborhoods in Boston; it is also where the Holiday Inn Boston is located. Stay at this 100% smoke-free hotel and you will be only one mile from the New England Aquarium and three miles from Logan International Airport (BOS). Your stay begins when you check in at 4 pm on the day you arrive, and check out is at noon on your day of departure.
The hotel's lodging options consist of 303 artfully decorated rooms, including two one-bedroom suites that come with microwaves, mini-refrigerators, trouser presses, and a walk-in closet. If you are in Boston on business, upgrade to one of the 10 medical/business suites on the Executive Edition floors, where you can relax in the private lounge and enjoy a room with a microwave and wet bar. Whether in town for business or leisure, you will be provided with a room featuring cable TV with pay-per-view movies, tea and coffee makers, two telephones, a work desk, and an iron and ironing board. Guests will also be delighted that a complimentary newspaper will be delivered to their room every morning. For anything else you want, you can order room service.
The Holiday Inn has more amenities waiting for guests outside of their rooms. Stop by the restaurant for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or drinks. Burn off calories at the fitness center. Host an event in one of the meeting rooms. Enjoy the warm weather with a swim in the outdoor heated pool. This hotel offers much for vacationers to take advantage of. The staff can even help you plan your activities around Boston—simply visit the hotel’s tour desk for assistance with excursions.
The Holiday Inn Boston at Beacon Hill is an excellent option for those vacationing in Boston. Its comfortable accommodations, friendly service, and distinct amenities—most included in the affordable price—are sure to please any type of traveler. EscapeWizard.com encourages you to follow the link (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to book this hotel and begin your Boston adventure.
The hotel's lodging options consist of 303 artfully decorated rooms, including two one-bedroom suites that come with microwaves, mini-refrigerators, trouser presses, and a walk-in closet. If you are in Boston on business, upgrade to one of the 10 medical/business suites on the Executive Edition floors, where you can relax in the private lounge and enjoy a room with a microwave and wet bar. Whether in town for business or leisure, you will be provided with a room featuring cable TV with pay-per-view movies, tea and coffee makers, two telephones, a work desk, and an iron and ironing board. Guests will also be delighted that a complimentary newspaper will be delivered to their room every morning. For anything else you want, you can order room service.
The Holiday Inn has more amenities waiting for guests outside of their rooms. Stop by the restaurant for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or drinks. Burn off calories at the fitness center. Host an event in one of the meeting rooms. Enjoy the warm weather with a swim in the outdoor heated pool. This hotel offers much for vacationers to take advantage of. The staff can even help you plan your activities around Boston—simply visit the hotel’s tour desk for assistance with excursions.
The Holiday Inn Boston at Beacon Hill is an excellent option for those vacationing in Boston. Its comfortable accommodations, friendly service, and distinct amenities—most included in the affordable price—are sure to please any type of traveler. EscapeWizard.com encourages you to follow the link (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to book this hotel and begin your Boston adventure.
Hotels in Boston
By Shaina Amienyi
Westin Boston Waterfront
425 Summer Street, Boston, MA
425 Summer Street, Boston, MA
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ExteriorPhoto By: Starwood Hotels -
Grand BallroomPhoto By: Starwood Hotels -
Harborview SuitePhoto By: Starwood Hotels -
WestinWORKOUT® roomPhoto By: Starwood Hotels -
LobbyPhoto By: Starwood Hotels -
PoolPhoto By: Starwood Hotels -
Presidential SuitePhoto By: Starwood Hotels -
Sauciety BarPhoto By: Starwood Hotels
The Westin Boston Waterfront’s prime location and lavish amenities make it an excellent choice for travelers. It is connected via Sky Bridge to the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, which is convenient for business travelers. It is also less than three miles from Logan International Airport (BOS) and a short walk or ride from many popular attractions. Check-in is at 3pm and checkout is at noon and can be done using the in-room video checkout.
The 793 guest rooms include 29 suites, one Hospitality Suite, and two Presidential Suites. Traditional rooms come with one kind bed or two double beds, a bathrobe and slippers, and several entertainment options including video games and movies on the 32 inch LCD television.
For those who want to get a workout without going to the gym, the hotel offers the WestinWORKOUT® room. Guests who book these rooms have a choice of a treadmill or stationary bike and also have access to a yoga mat, free weights, stability balls, resistance bands, and fitness DVDs.
Book one of the Executive, Skyline, or Harborview Suites and your room will come with a guest bathroom, parlor entrance, and sofa bed. The Hospitality Suite is configured for social or business events and consists of two king bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, a parlor, and a dining area that seats six. This suite also includes a wet bar, sofa bed, two 32 inch TVs, and a 60 inch LCD TV with the Bose Sound System.
The Presidential and Ambassador Suites are even grander than the Hospitality Suite. Each suite features one king bedroom, dining area, kitchenette, parlor, and bathroom. The bathroom comes with a Jacuzzi tub and marble double vanity.
The Westin offers several dining and entertainment options. Guests can grab coffee at Starbucks and then breakfast as Sauciety—an American grill restaurant. MJ O’Connor’s is a good place to go for Irish food and drinks. If guests are interested in cocktails and snacks, they can choose between the Birch Bar and Patio or City Bar.
The Westin Boston Waterfront will astound vacationers with its world-class amenities and rooms that overlook the Boston Harbor or skyline. Stay at this hotel and you will have access to facilities such as a fitness center, heated indoor pool and Jacuzzi, and business center. Simply click on the link (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to visit EscapeWizard.com and book your stay at this magnificent hotel.
The 793 guest rooms include 29 suites, one Hospitality Suite, and two Presidential Suites. Traditional rooms come with one kind bed or two double beds, a bathrobe and slippers, and several entertainment options including video games and movies on the 32 inch LCD television.
For those who want to get a workout without going to the gym, the hotel offers the WestinWORKOUT® room. Guests who book these rooms have a choice of a treadmill or stationary bike and also have access to a yoga mat, free weights, stability balls, resistance bands, and fitness DVDs.
Book one of the Executive, Skyline, or Harborview Suites and your room will come with a guest bathroom, parlor entrance, and sofa bed. The Hospitality Suite is configured for social or business events and consists of two king bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, a parlor, and a dining area that seats six. This suite also includes a wet bar, sofa bed, two 32 inch TVs, and a 60 inch LCD TV with the Bose Sound System.
The Presidential and Ambassador Suites are even grander than the Hospitality Suite. Each suite features one king bedroom, dining area, kitchenette, parlor, and bathroom. The bathroom comes with a Jacuzzi tub and marble double vanity.
The Westin offers several dining and entertainment options. Guests can grab coffee at Starbucks and then breakfast as Sauciety—an American grill restaurant. MJ O’Connor’s is a good place to go for Irish food and drinks. If guests are interested in cocktails and snacks, they can choose between the Birch Bar and Patio or City Bar.
The Westin Boston Waterfront will astound vacationers with its world-class amenities and rooms that overlook the Boston Harbor or skyline. Stay at this hotel and you will have access to facilities such as a fitness center, heated indoor pool and Jacuzzi, and business center. Simply click on the link (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to visit EscapeWizard.com and book your stay at this magnificent hotel.