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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Our visit to The Godfrey was wonderful. From being greeted with a smile when first entering to being offered water on checking-out, the staff were amazing. Their modern, fresh approach to hospitality was refreshing. They couldn’t do enough for you but in a very relaxed, friendly way. I would also totally recommend this property for its central location. Perfectly place for wandering around a huge part of the city on foot.
Thank you Godfrey for contributing to an amazing time in Boston.
Our visit to The Godfrey was wonderful. From being greeted with a smile when first entering to being offered water on checking-out, the staff were amazing. Their modern, fresh approach to hospitality was refreshing. They couldn’t do enough for you but in a very relaxed, friendly way. I would also totally recommend this property for its central location. Perfectly place for wandering around a huge part of the city on foot.
Thank you Godfrey for contributing to an amazing time in Boston.
Charming place with lots of lovely gestures from staff to make us feel welcome. The room did not look like a hotel room but a perfect guest room in a New England home.
Charming place with lots of lovely gestures from staff to make us feel welcome. The room did not look like a hotel room but a perfect guest room in a New England home.
Valerie
Reviewed February 14, 2024Reviewed February 14, 2024
Hotel is a beautiful period property in an ideal location. We had a gorgeous suite, very clean and stylish. Close to shops and restaurants, there’s a lovely walk through Commonwealth Avenue to Boston Park and the Beacon Hill area.
The staff at the Eliot Hotel couldn’t do enough, all so helpful and the doorman had worked there for 50 years - such a nice man.
Hotel is a beautiful period property in an ideal location. We had a gorgeous suite, very clean and stylish. Close to shops and restaurants, there’s a lovely walk through Commonwealth Avenue to Boston Park and the Beacon Hill area.
The staff at the Eliot Hotel couldn’t do enough, all so helpful and the doorman had worked there for 50 years - such a nice man.
Lesley Ann
Reviewed October 30, 2026Reviewed October 30, 2026
Everything was perfect. Comfortable bed, spotless room, impeccable service, great breakfast (pastries and jam are worth staying for alone). I left feeling refreshed and rested, despite staying for work. Will definitely stay again.
Everything was perfect. Comfortable bed, spotless room, impeccable service, great breakfast (pastries and jam are worth staying for alone). I left feeling refreshed and rested, despite staying for work. Will definitely stay again.
Absolutely no complaints whatsoever, the staff were absolutely lovely and most accommodating, I arrived very late but still received a warm welcome. Great room and great room service. Oh and one of the more impressive minibars I've yet to come across!!!
Absolutely no complaints whatsoever, the staff were absolutely lovely and most accommodating, I arrived very late but still received a warm welcome. Great room and great room service. Oh and one of the more impressive minibars I've yet to come across!!!
Keyless access was easy to use and instructions clear to follow. Room was a good size and facilities were very good. Fresh smelling and good quality towels and linens.
Kitchenette and fridge were great addition. Everything needed was supplied to reheat/prepare dishes using the microwave/grill.
Breakfast selection was good considering its self service and being able to grab hot/cold drinks during the day was a real benefit. All staff were friendly and helpful.
The property is on the street so...
Keyless access was easy to use and instructions clear to follow. Room was a good size and facilities were very good. Fresh smelling and good quality towels and linens.
Kitchenette and fridge were great addition. Everything needed was supplied to reheat/prepare dishes using the microwave/grill.
Breakfast selection was good considering its self service and being able to grab hot/cold drinks during the day was a real benefit. All staff were friendly and helpful.
The property is on the street so...
Amanda
Reviewed November 10, 2026Reviewed November 10, 2026
The house is clean, very presentable and comfortable. After taking the curtesy bus from Logan airport to the waterfront, the water taxi which takes 10 mins and costs $10 pp. We took the Salem ferry at $17pp across to Salem. I'm ashamed to say i fell asleep on the ferry after the long flight from London and so missed the scenery. The lady in the Salem ferry booking office was kind enough to call me a taxi. The ferry man was kind enough to help us with our heavy case. I knew i was among...
The house is clean, very presentable and comfortable. After taking the curtesy bus from Logan airport to the waterfront, the water taxi which takes 10 mins and costs $10 pp. We took the Salem ferry at $17pp across to Salem. I'm ashamed to say i fell asleep on the ferry after the long flight from London and so missed the scenery. The lady in the Salem ferry booking office was kind enough to call me a taxi. The ferry man was kind enough to help us with our heavy case. I knew i was among...
Jules
Reviewed October 13, 2014Reviewed October 13, 2014
For travellers seeking a unique and personalized experience in the greater Boston area, the charm of the North End offers a delightful mix of history and culinary delights, where you can savor authentic Italian cuisine in cozy trattorias and explore narrow, cobblestone streets. Nearby, the vibrant Seaport District invites you to stroll along the waterfront, featuring trendy boutiques and art galleries, perfect for those who appreciate modern design and local artistry. If you’re a history enthusiast, a visit to the Freedom Trail provides an engaging journey through the city’s rich past, complete with guided tours that bring the stories of the Revolution to life. For a taste of local culture, the Boston Public Market showcases artisanal foods and crafts from New England, allowing you to indulge in fresh produce and handmade goods while supporting local vendors. Finally, a day spent exploring the lush landscapes of the Arnold Arboretum offers a serene escape, where you can immerse yourself in nature’s beauty while learning about diverse plant species. After a day of adventure, retreat to one of the boutique hotels in these vibrant neighborhoods, where personalized service and unique accommodations ensure a memorable stay tailored to your needs. The North End and Seaport District, in particular, provide an exciting backdrop for your travels, allowing you to unwind in stylish settings that reflect the local character and charm.
Frequently Asked Questions
Searching for a stylish accommodation option for your visit to Boston?
A boutique hotel may fit the bill if you enjoy smaller hotels with quality service and a cool atmosphere. Choose from 21 boutique-style accommodation options in Boston to find a property that represents the local feel of this area.
How many boutique hotels can I expect to find in Boston?
Expedia has 21 boutique hotels in Boston.
What's there to see and do in Boston?
Visitors speak positively about this destination's acclaimed theatres, interesting historical sites and top museums. Favorite activities and sights around Boston include Fenway Park, Faneuil Hall Marketplace and TD Garden. You might also want to see interesting spots such as Copley Square, Encore Boston Harbor and Harvard Square during your trip.
What kind of weather should I plan for when I travel to Boston?
Having a good idea of the weather in Boston will help you enjoy your stay to the fullest. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 21°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 1°C. Average annual precipitation for Boston is 1276 mm.
What's the best way to get to my boutique hotel in Boston?
You have a few options for travelling to and around Boston. The nearest major airport is Boston, MA (BNH-Boston Harbor Seaplane Base), which is located 1.6 mi (2.6 km) away, but Logan International Airport (BOS) may also be an option. You can access metro transport at Government Center Station, State St. Station and Bowdoin Station.