Refurbished 19th-century building is modern inside, but the brick-and-stone exterior fits right into the historic 'hood.

Rooftop bar overlooking downtown? Yuuuup.

Renovated guesthouse with charm that's quaint, local and a touch whimsical.

Park your car… in Harvard Square. Right across the street from the famed university, as well as the scenic Charles River.

Those cookies though.

24-hr gym helps balance late-night imbibing.

Ideal location in the heart of Back Bay, one block from Copley Square.

Satisfy your burning urge for a bit of Americana – the homey former firehouse is decked out in it.

Located in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood and conveniently less than 5 miles from Boston Logan Airport. And to top it off, only a stone's throw from world-class retail therapy on Newbury Street.

Heart of Back Bay, near Newbury Street, Copley Square and Boston Common.

Classic New England vibes all around: restored Victorian brownstone digs in the thick of a postcard-worthy historic ‘hood.

Coolly sophisticated design that's as sleek as it is comfortable.

Once a jail housing Boston’s most infamous criminals, now notorious for its vibrant nightlife and restaurants people kill to get into.

Whether for business or pleasure, high-speed Internet and convenient workspace make it easy to get stuff done.

Sophisticated red, black and checkerboard design.

Elegant sophistication in the heart of Beacon Hill. Steps from the Charles River, you're surrounded by bars and restaurants.

Waterfront setting along the Harborwalk, plus easy access to the North End's happenin' Hanover Street.

Sweet boutique find perched atop North Station (with a terrace!), a 1-min jaunt to TD Garden.

Fabulously reno’d 1920s Art Deco gem, spectacularly located near all the biggies: Quincy Market, Faneuil Hall and Freedom Trail.

Soothing and spacious rooms are sophisticated and playfully, elegantly eclectic.

Refurbished 19th-century building is modern inside, but the brick-and-stone exterior fits right into the historic 'hood.

Rooms rock a modern industrial-chic vibe with leather headboards and throwback phones. Rooftop bar treats you to killer cocktails and enviable views.

Built as a private residence back in 1886, it rocks key original features, like period-inspired lighting and wallpaper.

The T is practically on ya doorstep; aka: car-free Boston venturing’s a breeze.

Old-school charm is everywhere, but the dreamy beds are an all-time win.

Foot-friendly address in the thick of Boston's theater scene.