Ah, Boston, Massachusetts – you (probably) know it as the home of the Red Sox, Boston Tea Party, Freedom Trail and sensational seafood. But did you know it was the first American city to have a subway, a public beach, a public park, a college, and a Dunkin' Donuts? It's time to book your visit to Beantown (one of the city’s many nicknames). For world-class cuisine – Coquette, Boston. This cheeky French blend of coastal-inspired food and drink is the perfect beginning to any night out in Boston. Inside, you can get lost in its floral arrangements and dreamy, pastel vibe before tucking into joues de boeuf or a plateful of oysters (you're in the seafood capital, after all!). A charming neighbourhood – Beacon Hill. This historic neighbourhood is among the city’s most scenic. With cobblestone roads, vintage gas lamps and cosy brownstones, Boston's Beacon Street will make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. Stop by Boston’s Acorn Street (it’s one of the prettiest in the city, don’t you know?) to photograph some old-world beauty. For big days out - Boston Aquarium. The New England Aquarium is one of Boston's biggest attractions and a global leader in ocean exploration and marine conservation. And if you're feeling inspired by this underwater paradise, why not treat yourself to a trip to one of the beaches near Boston. Carson Beach has golden sands and is perfect for a dip - less than 20 minutes by train from the city center.
citizenM Boston Back Bay is the perfect place to get connected to the city. Enjoy XL king-size beds, 24/7 food and drink, and a rooftop bar.