STAIR ACCESS HOTELS IN BOSTON
Fairmont
Copley Plaza
The Fairmont Copley Plaza is a historic Boston landmark that offers an elegant, luxurious stay with a grand, opulent lobby and sophisticated rooms. Its premier location in the Back Bay is ideal, placing guests directly across from Copley Square and within easy walking distance of Newbury Street shopping and the Boston Public Library.
The Verb
Hotel
Staying at The Verb Hotel offers an immersive tribute to Boston’s rock 'n' roll history, featuring museum-quality memorabilia and guest rooms equipped with individual record players and a curated vinyl library. Its prime location directly across from Fenway Park makes it an unbeatable choice for sports fans and concert-goers.
The Kendall
Hotel
Housed in a meticulously restored 1895 Victorian firehouse, The Kendall Hotel offers a charming blend of historic character and American folk art, featuring unique firehouse memorabilia and a cozy rooftop conservatory for evening wine receptions.
The Godfrey
Hotel
Set within two beautifully restored 1900s Gothic Revival buildings, The Godfrey Hotel Boston combines historic architecture with a chic, mid-century modern interior. Its prime Downtown Crossing location offers a 100-walkability score, placing you steps from Boston Common and the acclaimed on-site Peruvian-Japanese restaurant, RUKA.
The Eliot
Hotel
The Eliot Hotel offers a sophisticated retreat on Commonwealth Avenue, blending old-world European elegance with the spacious comfort of classic all-suite accommodations. Guests enjoy world-class dining at the onsite Uni, a celebrated sashimi bar, while staying just steps from the luxury boutiques of Newbury Street.
The Inn at
Hastings Park
Located in historic Lexington, The Inn at Hastings Park offers a refined Relais & Châteaux experience across three beautifully restored buildings that blend Revolutionary War-era charm with modern luxury. Guests can enjoy seasonal New England cuisine at the onsite Town Meeting Bistro or explore the nearby Battle Green and Minuteman Cycleway just steps from the property.