Boston Hotel Suggestions.

Hi all

I am looking at going to Boston sometime in either May or June of this
year and I am doing some research right now. As part of this research
I am looking into hotels and rates. I the past I have done very well
using Priceline, as hoping to use them again to get a great deal. Only
thing is I am not sure which zones I should be looking at when bidding
for a hotel. I am looking for something that is close to the major
site or least or easy to get by means of public transportation. Below
is a list of Priceline zones that I was thinking of bidding in.

Boston Harbor Front – Aquarium

Boston Waterfront - Convention Center

Copley Square - Theatre District

Quincy Market - Faneuil Hall – Financial

I was hoping that someone could give the pros and cons of the zones.

Thanks in advance
Michael

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Hi all

I am looking at going to Boston sometime in either May or June of this
year and I am doing some research right now. As part of this research
I am looking into hotels and rates. I the past I have done very well
using Priceline, as hoping to use them again to get a great deal. Only
thing is I am not sure which zones I should be looking at when bidding
for a hotel. I am looking for something that is close to the major
site or least or easy to get by means of public transportation. Below
is a list of Priceline zones that I was thinking of bidding in.

Boston Harbor Front – Aquarium

Boston Waterfront - Convention Center

Copley Square - Theatre District

Quincy Market - Faneuil Hall – Financial

I was hoping that someone could give the pros and cons of the zones.

Thanks in advance
Michael

Michael -

Boston is a compact town, and those zones are all walking distance from one
another, and accessible by subway or ground trans. I guess if you like a
view, there are hotels in each that can provide that. If you want to be
part of that view, and it's your first time in Boston, then Faneuil
Hall/Aquarium will put you in proximity to all the main tourist goodies.
Copley Sq won't disappoint either, but the Convention Center might if you
like nightlife, though it is close to the North End and it's historical
sites and the Italian section.

You can't go wrong in downtown, so go by price, throw a dart, whatever. If
you're a foodie, consider Cambridge, which has a wealth of ethnic and
seafood restaurants, and Harvard is a great place to visit.

Keith



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Hi all

I am looking at going to Boston sometime in either May or June of
this year and I am doing some research right now. As part of this
research I am looking into hotels and rates. I the past I have done
very well using Priceline, as hoping to use them again to get a
great deal. Only thing is I am not sure which zones I should be
looking at when bidding for a hotel. I am looking for something that
is close to the major site or least or easy to get by means of
public transportation. Below is a list of Priceline zones that I was
thinking of bidding in. Boston Harbor Front - Aquarium

Boston Waterfront - Convention Center

Copley Square - Theatre District

Quincy Market - Faneuil Hall - Financial

I was hoping that someone could give the pros and cons of the zones.

Thanks in advance
Michael

Michael -

Boston is a compact town, and those zones are all walking distance
from one another, and accessible by subway or ground trans. I guess
if you like a view, there are hotels in each that can provide that. If you
want to be part of that view, and it's your first time in
Boston, then Faneuil Hall/Aquarium will put you in proximity to all
the main tourist goodies. Copley Sq won't disappoint either, but the
Convention Center might if you like nightlife, though it is close to
the North End and it's historical sites and the Italian section.

You can't go wrong in downtown, so go by price, throw a dart,
whatever. If you're a foodie, consider Cambridge, which has a wealth
of ethnic and seafood restaurants, and Harvard is a great place to
visit.
Keith

Sorry, I was thinking of town hall when I said the convention center was
close to the North End. Neither convention center is very close to the main
sites of interest.

Keith



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I used Priceline and got the Westin in the Copley Square area. It was great
and especially convenient to the symphony.

Don't think you can go wrong with any of the areas you OP'd. Metro pass
will cost $9/day or $15/week.....do the math. s

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Hi all

I am looking at going to Boston sometime in either May or June of this
year and I am doing some research right now. As part of this research
I am looking into hotels and rates. I the past I have done very well
using Priceline, as hoping to use them again to get a great deal. Only
thing is I am not sure which zones I should be looking at when bidding
for a hotel. I am looking for something that is close to the major
site or least or easy to get by means of public transportation. Below
is a list of Priceline zones that I was thinking of bidding in.

Boston Harbor Front – Aquarium

Boston Waterfront - Convention Center

Copley Square - Theatre District

Quincy Market - Faneuil Hall – Financial

I was hoping that someone could give the pros and cons of the zones.

Thanks in advance
Michael