Hotels in Massachusetts
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A Cambridge House
Situated inside a historic 1892 residence as well as the renovated adjacent building, A Cambridge House is a quiet bed-and-breakfast located four m... More -
A Little Inn on Pleasant Bay
Little Inn on Pleasant Bay in South Orleans is down the road next to a cranberry bog, and sits high on a hill with fantastic views of the shoreline... More -
Aloft Lexington
Check-in at Aloft is via a circular Aloha kiosk reminiscent of the e-ticket machines at airports—only staffed. You also have the option of using sm... More -
Ames Hotel
Occupying the Romanesque former headquarters of the Ames farm-tool company, the 113-room downtown property is the very chic result of a collaborati... More -
Back Bay Hotel
Masculine yet cozy, the 225-room Back Bay Hotel is laden with history: the 1925 limestone edifice with ornate friezes fronts one of Boston’s last I... More -
Beacon Hill Hotel & Bistro
Occupying two adjacent, refurbished 19th-century town houses on Beacon Hill’s best antiquing street, this hotel is a great choice if you prefer coz... More -
Beechwood Hotel
Hilly terrain, beautiful old houses, and stately public buildings distinguish Worcester, MA, the Beechwood Hotel’s under-the-radar location and New... More -
Belfry Inne
In the center of Sandwich, the Belfry Inne occupies three restored buildings, including a former church and the Painted Lady, a turreted 1882 Victo... More -
Blue, the Inn on the Beach
Opened in 2007, the hotel's eight suites and six cottages are connected by mosaic-tiled walkways, while the stark white-on-white rooms have touches... More -
Boston Harbor Hotel at Rowes Wharf
With its unmistakable archway and domed rotunda, the 16-story building, set on the main swath of Rowes Wharf, is a city icon. Ideal for first-time ... More -
Brass Key Guesthouse
This 19th-century compound centers on a pool and gardens. The clientele is very social (and mostly gay). More -
Bulfinch Hotel
A group of Boston real estate developers challenged Campion A. Platt (the designer responsible for New York’s MercBar and the Park Avalon) to re-cr... More -
Captain's House Inn
Captain’s House Inn feels like a village unto itself; besides its captain’s cottage, there’s a Greek Revival mansion and converted stables. More -
Carpe Diem Guesthouse
The boutique resort and spa is painted in warm pastels, and is just a half-block from the beach. Ask for the Oscar Wilde room, which overlooks the ... More -
Charles Hotel
The hulking 294-room Charles, on the eastern edge of Harvard Square, is the best reason to stay north of the river. A low-key New England aesthetic... More -
Charles Street Inn
This 1860 Beacon Hill inn—hidden on a cobbled street fittingly lined with gas street lamps—is an enchanting urban refuge. The town-house property w... More -
Charlesmark Hotel
Constructed in 1886 as a private residence, this historic brownstone is now a renovated owner-operated hotel in the Back Bay area. Inside, brick co... More -
Charlotte Inn
This refined island inn is actually a complex of ivy-draped 18th- and 19th-century houses secreted among lovingly tended gardens. Over the past thr... More -
Chatham Bars Inn & Spa
The clapboard Chatham Bars Inn, in Chatham, was the first luxury hotel on Cape Cod and is still its toniest address, with prices (and a bit of atti... More -
Clarendon Square Inn
Tucked along a quiet row of Victorian town houses in the arty South End, this 1868 brownstone has been meticulously reinvented as a three-room B&B.... More -
Cliffside Beach Club
Visitors who want to be right on the beach—not next to it—choose the Cliffside. First opened as a private beach club during the 1900’s (a few of th... More -
Colony of Wellfleet
The Colony of Wellfleet was originally an art gallery and hostelry for collectors. Ten Modernist cottages with slightly worn Midcentury furnishings... More -
Cottage Grove
The hotel's knotty-pine paneling and vintage furnishings channel a Maine camp. More
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