Boston Hotel Guide - Hotels near Logan Intl. Airport, Boston, United States of America

Fly into Logan International Airport

Logan International Airport is in Boston, the cosmopolitan capital of Massachusetts, and is one of the major airports in the United States. It serves cities all over the world as well as the smaller municipal airports in Cape Cod. Accommodation near Logan International Airport covers every price range, from budget lodgings to luxury hotels overlooking the harbour.

As you would expect in an airport as large as Logan International, there are plenty of places to eat and shop before you board your flight from any of the three terminals. Choose from a wide selection of cosy pubs and cafes as well as restaurants featuring cuisines from around the world. If you need last-minute presents, you’re certain to find something among the boutiques that sell everything from designer handbags to toys and souvenirs. Children have their own play area, while grown-ups in need of some pampering can book a treatment in Logan Internation’s spa.

Where to Find Logan International Airport

Logan International Airport is only a few miles outside of downtown Boston, and it’s easy to take the subway into the city. There are daily buses that go from both downtown Boston and Logan International Airport to Cape Cod, and they take just over two hours from South Station Bus Terminal. If you plan to drive, pick up your car from one of the numerous car rental agencies in Logan Airport. You’ll arrive at Sandwich, Cape Cod’s gateway and oldest town, in about an hour.

Cape Cod’s Many Attractions

You’re spoilt for choice among Cape Cod’s historic towns and quaint fishing villages – not to mention the miles and miles of sandy beaches and nature reserves. Hunt for treasures in the antiques shops along the Old King’s Highway between Barnstable and Dennis. Cycle along the 22-mile Cape Cod Rail Trail, and explore the beaches along the Cape Cod National Seashore. Join the arty crowd and lively LGBT community in buzzing Provincetown. Hop aboard a whale-watching excursion to see the mammals up close in the ocean.

Eating in Cape Cod

Cape Cod is a magnet for seafood lovers, with countless fish shacks all over the peninsula. Head to Chatham Fish Pier Market and watch the fishermen unload their daily catch before grabbing some freshly prepared seafood at one of the market stalls. Take a lobster cruise where you can feast on lobster either at lunch or dinner.

Discover Cape Cod’s Islands

See another side of Cape Cod with a visit to its best-known islands, Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard. Nantucket is exquisite, an enchanting place of cobbled streets, historic architecture and tranquil beaches. In Martha’s Vineyard, the largest island in New England, you’ll find charming towns, empty beaches, wildlife sanctuaries and scenic cycling trails that go past rolling farmland.

Whichever part of Cape Cod you’re visiting, you’ll find travelling to and from Logan International Airport straightforward. It’s one of New England’s major air travel hubs and your first stop for exploring the towns and beaches of Cape Cod.