Experience the lighter side of Boston when you make reservations at Hyatt Regency Cambridge. Located along the Charles River, our luxurious hotel accommodates world travelers and university visitors alike. Whether you’re planning to tour a nearby college campus or visiting to see the city’s historic sites, our award-winning hotel provides the perfect combination of relaxation, business, and exploration. Enjoy all the action of the city just minutes from Fenway Park, Boston Garden, The Freedom Trail, theaters, museums and shopping. You’ll love taking a dip in our heated, saline pool or staying active in our fitness center. It’s easy to stay connected to the office when you’re traveling for business with Internet access in our 24-hour business center. You’ll handle the next business meeting with ease utilizing the business facilities at hand, including Internet access, laser jet printing, photocopying, fax services and more.
Our hotel's full-service accommodations are a great destination for business and leisure travelers. Leisure travelers headed to Brookline and Boston, MA love our hotel's proximity to Fenway Park, where they can catch a Red Sox game. You'll find it easy to get to the shops and restaurants of Coolidge Corner and Faneuil Hall. Other top attractions include NE Aquarium, Boston College, Boston University, convention centers and Logan Airport. If medical business brings you to the Boston area, our hotel's location is ideal. We're near Brigham and Women's Hospital, Children's Hospital Boston, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Beth Israel, and we offer complimentary shuttle service to the Longwood Medical Area. In addition, we have four meeting rooms featuring an elegant ballroom that's ideal for weddings and meetings with space for up to 400 guests. No matter what brings you to Boston, MA, our hotel's free high-speed Wi-Fi access keeps you connected. Start your day with breakfast from the Atrium Cafe, and later, swim a few laps in the indoor pool. Be sure to check out the 24-hour Fitness Center. Grab a cool drink from the Gateway Lounge; it's the perfect end to a day touring Boston or Brookline, MA. Our hotel's guests know we offer the quality name they can trust!
The story of the Verb Hotel is one that began way back in 1959 when the Fenway Motor Hotel first opened its doors at 1271 Boylston Street. Located deep in the heart of Boston’s Fenway neighborhood, the two-story building was designed to 1950s modernist ideals by architects Irving Salsberg and Ralph Leblanc. It was a time of optimism, style and, above all, great music. From the beginning, this mid-century classic had all of those elements. But it’s the bustling backdrop of Fenway, with its mix of finger-on-the-cultural pulse, urban charm and sense of community, that has always played a big part in the hotel’s personality. Its cast of unconventional characters, electrifying music scene and indie edge have all helped shape the events and stories that the hotel has played a part in ever since. During the last half-century, the changes in Fenway have been profound. Our neighborhood nurtured the music scene of Kenmore Square and the multitude of clubs on Lansdowne Street, gave rise to the pre-eminent alternative weekly newspaper, the Boston Phoenix, housed the offices of iconic and competitive rock radio stations WFNX-FM and WBCN-FM and has been home to a thriving art scene as well as ever-expanding dining opportunities. And let’s not forget a few epic ball games and stadium music performances along the way. Through the decades, the hotel’s status as a home town icon kept growing, like a cool local personality who’s seen it all and has the characteristic looks to prove it! So it was out of a deep-felt respect for our past, coupled with our wild imagination for what could be, that our dream to breathe new life into the hotel took shape. Our ambition: To return the site to its rightful place as the home of Fenway’s legends and good times while injecting it with all the things our modern guests could want. Enter The Verb Hotel. On one level, the creation of The Verb is about the style—the painstaking restoration of the architecture, the idiosyncratic touches and colorful references throughout. But on another, it is about the journey to reconnect with our cultural roots. To help us, we enlisted our very own vibe conservators—long-time local cultural observers and players, Stephen Mindich, publisher of the Boston Phoenix, and David Bieber, WBCN Creative Services Director and the Boston Phoenix/WFNX Director of Special Projects—who with real love and attention to detail have summoned up stories and memories of Fenway’s rich music, media and arts scenes. In many ways, the Boston Phoenix is our kindred spirit; promoter of local music, champion of counter-culture, independent, provocative and passionate. Delving into the treasures of their fabled archives, Stephen and David have curated the authentic events, classic moments and memorable anecdotes and occasions that adorn our interiors. Many of the super-rare pop artifacts and music memorabilia you’ll see are priceless, while all remind us that the spirit of rock ‘n’ roll is alive and well at The Verb. The bottom line is, The Verb has been around. It’s a character. At the heart and in our hearts. And now it’s back, restored, reloaded and ready to let the good times roll again. Oh, and why the name? Well, if you want to get literary about it, “Verb” describes an action, and a state of being. But we like that it came from “reverb”—a reminder of the music and attitude that’s inspired us all throughout the years.
Located on the banks of the Charles River, the Courtyard Boston Cambridge offers amazing views of the river, Cambridge, and Boston skyline.
Guests of our hotel will enjoy our state-of-the-art lobby, renovated guest rooms featuring complimentary Wi-Fi and flexible space to work. Our new Bistro provides guests with healthy food options which are a new way to eat, drink and connect while on the road. For those seeking an alternative to driving in Boston, Brookline lodging is conveniently located only one block to the Coolidge Corner Greenline Subway stop offering easy accessibility to and from Logan Airport and many sites in Boston, including Fenway Park, Kenmore Square, Boston University, Boston College, Northeastern, Colleges of the Fenway, Mass General Hospital and Museum of Science.
The perfect hotel choice when visiting Boston. We are centrally located to Boston's many historic and cultural attractions and the Longwood Medical/Fenway area of Boston. From this Boston hotel, you can walk to Fenway Park to watch the Boston Red Sox, Museum of Fine Arts or take a Trolley Tour /Boston Duck Tour. The hotel is located on the edge of Back Bay in Boston's Longwood Medical Area and is encompassed by Children's Hospital, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Joslin Diabetes Center and Harvard University's Harvard Medical School, Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard Dental School. We are also located near several of Boston's most prominent schools and universities such as Northeastern, Boston College, Boston University, Simmons, Emmanuel, Wentworth, Wheelock, Mass College of Art and Design, and Mass College of Pharmacy.
Residence Inn’s spacious suites are designed for longer stays with separate living and sleeping areas so you can work and relax. From fully equipped kitchens and grocery delivery to complimentary hot breakfast and free Wi-Fi, you'll have everything you need to thrive on the road.
Stylish and modern, Boston’s newest extended stay hotel offers you more. Our all-suite hotel in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood is conveniently located steps away from Fenway Park and is the closest extended stay hotel near Boston University and Northeastern University campus. Centrally located is near Boston Children’s Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Longwood Medical Center, our Back Bay hotel offers a choice of studio, one or two bedroom suites, with amazing interior décor and great views.
A new boutique hotel between Longwood Medical Area/Mission Hill and Jamaica Plain. Modern in design, traditional in service. Book your stay online or by phone for a truly unique Boston experience! Choice Privileges members, you can earn or redeem your points here!
When you stay at The Coolidge Corner Guest House - A Brookline Bed & Breakfast, you can expect: A hearty Continental breakfast Friendly, knowledgeable staff Free WiFi Parking Easy access to all the sights of Boston, Brookline, and Cambridge Bargain rates and frequent discounts
Our hotel's full-service accommodations are a great destination for business and leisure travelers. Leisure travelers headed to Brookline and Boston, MA love our hotel's proximity to Fenway Park, where they can catch a Red Sox game. You'll find it easy to get to the shops and restaurants of Coolidge Corner and Faneuil Hall. Other top attractions include NE Aquarium, Boston College, Boston University, convention centers and Logan Airport. If medical business brings you to the Boston area, our hotel's location is ideal. We're near Brigham and Women's Hospital, Children's Hospital Boston, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Beth Israel, and we offer complimentary shuttle service to the Longwood Medical Area. In addition, we have four meeting rooms featuring an elegant ballroom that's ideal for weddings and meetings with space for up to 400 guests. No matter what brings you to Boston, MA, our hotel's free high-speed Wi-Fi access keeps you connected. Start your day with breakfast from the Atrium Cafe, and later, swim a few laps in the indoor pool. Be sure to check out the 24-hour Fitness Center. Grab a cool drink from the Gateway Lounge; it's the perfect end to a day touring Boston or Brookline, MA. Our hotel's guests know we offer the quality name they can trust!
The perfect hotel choice when visiting Boston. We are centrally located to Boston's many historic and cultural attractions and the Longwood Medical/Fenway area of Boston. From this Boston hotel, you can walk to Fenway Park to watch the Boston Red Sox, Museum of Fine Arts or take a Trolley Tour /Boston Duck Tour. The hotel is located on the edge of Back Bay in Boston's Longwood Medical Area and is encompassed by Children's Hospital, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Joslin Diabetes Center and Harvard University's Harvard Medical School, Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard Dental School. We are also located near several of Boston's most prominent schools and universities such as Northeastern, Boston College, Boston University, Simmons, Emmanuel, Wentworth, Wheelock, Mass College of Art and Design, and Mass College of Pharmacy.
Stylish and modern, Boston’s newest extended stay hotel offers you more. Our all-suite hotel in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood is conveniently located steps away from Fenway Park and is the closest extended stay hotel near Boston University and Northeastern University campus. Centrally located is near Boston Children’s Hospital, Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Longwood Medical Center, our Back Bay hotel offers a choice of studio, one or two bedroom suites, with amazing interior décor and great views.
The story of the Verb Hotel is one that began way back in 1959 when the Fenway Motor Hotel first opened its doors at 1271 Boylston Street. Located deep in the heart of Boston’s Fenway neighborhood, the two-story building was designed to 1950s modernist ideals by architects Irving Salsberg and Ralph Leblanc. It was a time of optimism, style and, above all, great music. From the beginning, this mid-century classic had all of those elements. But it’s the bustling backdrop of Fenway, with its mix of finger-on-the-cultural pulse, urban charm and sense of community, that has always played a big part in the hotel’s personality. Its cast of unconventional characters, electrifying music scene and indie edge have all helped shape the events and stories that the hotel has played a part in ever since. During the last half-century, the changes in Fenway have been profound. Our neighborhood nurtured the music scene of Kenmore Square and the multitude of clubs on Lansdowne Street, gave rise to the pre-eminent alternative weekly newspaper, the Boston Phoenix, housed the offices of iconic and competitive rock radio stations WFNX-FM and WBCN-FM and has been home to a thriving art scene as well as ever-expanding dining opportunities. And let’s not forget a few epic ball games and stadium music performances along the way. Through the decades, the hotel’s status as a home town icon kept growing, like a cool local personality who’s seen it all and has the characteristic looks to prove it! So it was out of a deep-felt respect for our past, coupled with our wild imagination for what could be, that our dream to breathe new life into the hotel took shape. Our ambition: To return the site to its rightful place as the home of Fenway’s legends and good times while injecting it with all the things our modern guests could want. Enter The Verb Hotel. On one level, the creation of The Verb is about the style—the painstaking restoration of the architecture, the idiosyncratic touches and colorful references throughout. But on another, it is about the journey to reconnect with our cultural roots. To help us, we enlisted our very own vibe conservators—long-time local cultural observers and players, Stephen Mindich, publisher of the Boston Phoenix, and David Bieber, WBCN Creative Services Director and the Boston Phoenix/WFNX Director of Special Projects—who with real love and attention to detail have summoned up stories and memories of Fenway’s rich music, media and arts scenes. In many ways, the Boston Phoenix is our kindred spirit; promoter of local music, champion of counter-culture, independent, provocative and passionate. Delving into the treasures of their fabled archives, Stephen and David have curated the authentic events, classic moments and memorable anecdotes and occasions that adorn our interiors. Many of the super-rare pop artifacts and music memorabilia you’ll see are priceless, while all remind us that the spirit of rock ‘n’ roll is alive and well at The Verb. The bottom line is, The Verb has been around. It’s a character. At the heart and in our hearts. And now it’s back, restored, reloaded and ready to let the good times roll again. Oh, and why the name? Well, if you want to get literary about it, “Verb” describes an action, and a state of being. But we like that it came from “reverb”—a reminder of the music and attitude that’s inspired us all throughout the years.
A new boutique hotel between Longwood Medical Area/Mission Hill and Jamaica Plain. Modern in design, traditional in service. Book your stay online or by phone for a truly unique Boston experience! Choice Privileges members, you can earn or redeem your points here!