North End Boutique Hotels, Boston: North End Hotel Guide

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Top North End Boutique Hotels

"The location is amazing and the rooms are very large and comfortable. For four adults, the suites offered so much more space to spread out than a traditional hotel room and we really enjoyed how upgraded the room felt. The room didn’t have a coffee pot but they did provide a kettle and tea. "

"Great location as a base in Boston. Very friendly staff."

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North End Boutique Hotels information

Boutique Hotels in North End	2
Highest price	€270
Cheapest price	€270
Number of guest reviews	2,482
Total number of hotels in North End	3,245

Frequently asked questions

What's the best boutique-style hotel in North End?

Bricco Suites is a favourite 3.5-star hotel with our travellers looking for stylish accommodation, and features 25 guestrooms, 2 restaurants and 2 bars. If you want to stay at a boutique hotel, you might also want to look at Battery Wharf Hotel, Boston Waterfront.

What's there to see and do in North End?

The shopping, historic landmarks and restaurants are just some of the things to enjoy while you’re in the area. Top activities and sights around North End include TD Garden, Fenway Park and Boston Harbor. You might also want to see interesting spots such as Faneuil Hall Marketplace, New England Aquarium and Boston Common during your trip.

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What's the best way to get to my boutique hotel in North End?

You have a few options for getting to North End. The closest major airport is Boston, MA (BNH-Boston Harbor Seaplane Base), which is located 1.4 mi (2.2 km) away, but Logan International Airport (BOS) may also be an option. Make your way to Aquarium to catch the metro.

Recent Reviews in North End
Expedia verified reviews

5/5 Excellent

Girls trip

"Very centrally located. Clean with very nice staff."

A verified traveller stayed at The Godfrey Hotel Boston

Posted 2 days ago

5/5 Excellent

Excellent stay for an ex-Bostonian

"Would definitely stay here again. Very clean, elegant, and updated, plus a great location accessible to public transport (right near the Arlington T-stop). The fitness center is a HUGE plus - a full-service, standalone gym next/connected to the hotel that Bostonians actually pay memberships for, but to which hotel guests have free access. I would stay just for that alone. They should really advertise it more on their website for people like me who are specifically looking for as comprehensive of gyms as possible. The connected Starbucks is always a plus too. "

A verified traveller stayed at Hilton Boston Park Plaza

Posted 2 days ago

5/5 Excellent

Dated but well kept.

"I think the best part of the experience was the bellhop. Getting greeted by the door and a dude in a long coat. And a cap makes you feel like you are in old school east coast Boston. Offered to take my bag to the counter right from getting out of my cab. Staff check in was easy. Got a bottle of water. Bathroom had good conditioner, shampoo and shower gel. The hotel is supposedly the oldest operating hotel in Boston. I do like that they kept a lot of the original fuel to the hotel, but sometimes it's nice to have a little bit of an update. For the price the hotel was, it was really pricey but I think it was because of graduation week. The room could stand to use more updated and accessible plugs coming out of the lamps with USB or power for a laptops and modern tech. People have to travel with. My view kind of sucked, but I was only there for the night to sleep. It remind of some old school hotel in Portugal's coast or something. The bathrooms were nicely updated though. Maybe it's just the carpeting looking old school."

A verified traveller stayed at Omni Parker House

Posted 2 days ago