If one prefers fine dining, the Mistral Restaurant is voted number one in the city. With their service of French and Mediterranean cuisines, they have something to please every pallet. We know there are great places to eat, but there are superior hotels. With more than 232 hotels in the city, there is something for every budget. The Liberty Hotel is one of the best hotels in town. This hotel has 298 rooms of pure luxury. With a lounge to relax in the evenings and located in famous Beacon Hill, for activities during the day, this location is supreme. No wonder so many people love Boston, it is a great place to visit and live

For that added touch of luxury, choose Nine Zero, a hotel also close to Boston Common on Tremont Street. This boutique hotel also allows pets and is in the heart of downtown minutes from tourist attractions. If you are visiting Boston for the first time and want to see many of the famous landmarks, try the Onyx Hotel. Located on a historic street, the hotel is walking distance from many of the sites that became landmarks in America’s history. Step out of the hotel and wander the cobbled streets of Beacon Hill just a short distance away. The historic buildings will transport you to another time, adding a true romantic atmosphere to your stay.

The artists of design throw their heart and soul into the inner workings of these magnificent hotels. Every inch of the floor plan and every experience provided were carefully thought out pre-opening. The focus on guest experiences and consistent improvements of already impeccable customer service is what these masters of pampering achieve each day.

These designer hotels located at Boston’s very beginnings offer extensive family-friendly offerings. The technology in the rooms and suites will keep even the most tech-savvy child entertained until they discover what the pools and spas will offer. Don’t be surprised if you fall so in love with the interiors of these inns that you find yourself redecorating your own castle when you return home.

You will never regret that you provided your family with the experience that only Boston’s most decadent hotels have to offer.

One distinct hotel is the triangular-shaped Bulfinch Hotel; an actual fully-restored 19th century flat-iron building located five blocks away and within walking distance from this end of town on Merrimac Street. The Bulfinch is a tiny hotel offering special touches.

Quaint, sophisticated and a mere distance from Hanover Street is the Onyx Hotel; old world charm nestled in close proximity to traditional Italian deluge, a definite delight.

The lovely Millennium Bostonian Hotel overlooking Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market is located within close proximity to the enticing Italian bakeries and eateries contained within this highly predominant Italian section of town; located at 26 North Street at Faneuil Hall, the Millennium Bostonian Hotel just underwent a massive renovation and supports the environment through the United States green program.

Deciding on family lodging within a short distance from the North End is simplified once you indulge in all that the waterfront Marriott Long Wharf offers. Near the New England Aquarium and across from Faneuil Hall, the Marriott is a family must.