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Our top choices for New England hostels

1. HI Boston - Hostel

Bay Village

Jorge

includes taxes & fees

20 Sept - 21 Sept

A kitchen counter with jars of cookies and flowers, a smartphone, and a bookshelf in the background.

2. Meco Hotel - Hostel

West End

Ariana

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13 Sept - 14 Sept

A cozy cabin interior with wooden walls, a stone fireplace, and a large window overlooking greenery.

3. Hostel Of Maine

Kingfield

john

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5 Oct - 6 Oct

A kitchen with a black and white checkered floor, white cabinets, a microwave, and a dining table with chairs.

4. Michie House in College Hill - Hostel

College Hill

Dorah jeen

includes taxes & fees

11 Oct - 12 Oct

A living room with a brick fireplace, a brown leather sofa, a patterned rug, and a dining area with a table and chairs.

5. The Tower Room at TPH - Boston

Brighton

Kalonji E.

includes taxes & fees

14 Sept - 15 Sept

A rustic interior with wooden shelves, a dining table, and a mural on the wall.

6. Michie Hostel

West End

Saravanan

includes taxes & fees

13 Sept - 14 Sept

7. The Sunset Room at TPH - Boston

Brighton

David B.

includes taxes & fees

15 Sept - 16 Sept

8. The King's Room at TPH - Boston

Brighton

Janice B.

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5 Oct - 6 Oct

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Top New England Hotel Reviews

Hyatt Regency Boston/Cambridge

10/10 Excellent

"No"

Arcadian Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel is nice, well maintained and probably recent remodeled. Very well located if you want something around the Boston area with easy access, although it is in Brookline, it is very accessible with the "T" green line (C) right across the street, which can take you directly to Boston main attractions, Newsbury St., Back Bay and Downtown. There are nice restaurants and cafes two blocks from the hotel, and Brookline little downtown at 3 or 4 blocks, where you can find everything. I was there to help my daughter to move-in, since she is studying in Berklee School of Music, and it was a very convenient place to stay. It does has parking in case you need it by an additional fee."

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