Hotels & Travel

Travel Note

Important! - Esta From the UK to the USA

Please note that for guests travelling from the UK, in order to enter or transit through the USA, you must have an Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA) - you can apply for this with the "view" button below. At the time of writing it costs $21 if you do it directly via the ESTA website. Once your ESTA is approved, it’s valid for two years and you can make multiple trips back to America during this time without having to reapply (so if you already have an ESTA make sure it will be valid by 22 February 2026).

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Travel from Boston Logan Airport into Boston

On arrival in Boston, the easiest way to get into the city is to take the silver line T to South Station and connect to the red line for your onward journey in the city - to reach the green line connect at Park Street having changed onto the red at South Station. There is also free shuttle bus from outside arrivals to the Airport T Station. The 22, 33, 55, 66 are the shuttle buses to take. From here you take the Blue Line into Boston and continue your onward journey. You can order an Uber too though from the airport of course.

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Travelling Around Boston - on the T (The Boston version of the Underground/Subway/Metro)

The T is one of the best ways to get around Boston and operates a ticketing system similar to the Underground in London. You can either buy a Charlie Card at a station that sells them and load it with dollars to then use tapping at entry gates, or you can also pay your fare with Contactless payment by tapping your contactless debit/credit card, phone, or watch with a mobile wallet on bus and subway. There's also the CharlieTicket, a tappable ticket that can be loaded with subway, bus, Commuter Rail, and ferry tickets or passes and is useful for travellers.

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Beacon Hill Hotel

This is the hotel nearest to the reception venue. An expensive option but worth it if you want to experience one of the most historic areas of Boston whilst being central for transport to explore further.

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Hilton Boston Park Plaza

This is where the bride will be staying during the weekend, which lies a 10-15 minute walk to the reception venue across the Boston Public garden.

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Wyndham Boston

Large hotel a few minutes walk from the Beacon Hill neighbourhood with good access to amenities and the Charles MGH station for using the T.

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The Whitney Hotel Boston

A boutique hotel in Beacon Hill a few minutes away from the Charles MGH T stop close, to the Charles river.

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Seaport Hotel Boston

The seaport is, as the names suggests, right by the sea. Overlooking Boston Harbor and backed by beautiful city views, Seaport offers easy access to the modern commercial area of the city, as well as a 10 minute uber or bus ride from the Court House stop, taking the SL1 from the Logan International Airport.

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YOTEL Boston

Down the street from Trader Joes, this is a more affordable option for staying in the vibrant Seaport district, and a 40 minute walk to the reception venue. For travel options to the reception head to the South Station on the red line and head to either Park Street Arlington or Charles MGH, and Harvard Square on the red line for the ceremony.

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citizenM Boston North Station hotel

Next to the famous TD Garden arena, another central location. The green line from North Station to Arlington where it's a short walk to the reception. For the ceremony take the green line to Park Street then change to the red line and for the Harvard Square stop.

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Hotel Indigo Boston Garden

A great IHG Hotel if you like capturing their points, and situated opposite TD Garden and the North Station, which you would visit taking the green line to Arlington where it's a short walk to the reception. For the ceremony take the green line to Park Street then change to the red line and for the Harvard Square stop.

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Courtyard Boston Downtown/North Station

They say that Courtyard North Station is the Official Hotel of TD Garden and the Boston Bruins. Once again, it's situated near the North Station, which you would visit taking the green line to Arlington where it's a short walk to the reception. For the ceremony take the green line to Park Street then change to the red line and for the Harvard Square stop.