The Seaport Hotel has an unbeatable location right on the water and just minutes away from major Boston attractions, like The Children’s Museum, Faneuil Hall Marketplace, The Freedom Trail and the North End. The oceanfront hotel is situated in the booming Seaport District, where you can easily take a tour of the neighboring Harpoon Brewery or even check out a concert at the Bank of America Pavilion, and then easily head back to your room after a fun night out on the town.
Despite its incredible location, there are
plenty of reasons to stay inside the Seaport Hotel. The rooms here are open and spacious with a good selection of suites that include a variety of pet-friendly ones for your four-legged friend. And those oceanfront views make any evening romantic while watching the sunset and the gorgeous city skyline light up.
Be sure to make a reservation in advance at Aura where you can sample some of Chef Rachel Klein’s famed dishes, including her signature not-your-typical Steak and Eggs: a tender cut of filet mignon is served with a truffle-fried egg and served with asparagus, potato puree and bordelaise sauce. For a more casual bite, head over to Tamo Bar and sip on a green monkey martini while noshing on some spring rolls. There is also the Seaport Café if you are looking to just grab some bakery treats and sandwiches and head back to your room.
The latest newcomer to the city is The Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel located in the Seaport District offers amazing views of Boston Harbor. The oceanic designed hotel offers 450 rooms with a Starbucks on the first level along with Capiz Bar, a hot after-work gathering spot for a freshly muddle mojito. Renowned Chef Michael Schlow has recently added another restaurant to his roster of establishments – 606 Congress, the hotel’s on-site restaurant that features modern American cuisine (think local sea scallops, Brandt Farms ribeye and lobster club sandwiches). Be sure to request a suite for a waterfront view.
