Located
in the heart of Boston in Copley Plaza, the Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel
has been one of the city's most opulent hotels
since its grand opening in 1912. Throughout
its long history, the Fairmont Copley Plaza
has been the hotel of
choice for presidents, foreign dignitaries and
celebrities. The hotel is just steps away from
Trinity Church, Hynes Convention Center,
Newbury Street and the Prudential Center.
Le
Meridien is a hotel ideally suited for all
travel agendas. Its luxury accommodations
and prime location in the business district make it
convenient for business
travelers, while leisure travelers might enjoy
personalized service and dining at Julein, the
hotel's restaurant rated one of
the top 50 restaurants in the nation.
Located on the
beautiful Charles river, the Hyatt Regency
Cambridge is a good option for those visiting
the Cambridge area. Its location near Harvard,
M.I.T.,
and Boston University have made it popular
with parents visiting their children, as well
as other
travelers seeking comfortable accommodations
and a trusted name in hotels.
Originally created in 1742 by wealthy Boston merchant
Peter Faneuil,this historic site was built to serve as
the city's international shipping and trade
center. Years later Faneuil Hall
became a breeding ground for revolutionary
activity, earning it the nickname of America's
'Cradle of Liberty”. Today, Faneuil Hall
contains more than 70 shops, 14 restaurants, a
comedy club and 40 food stalls.
Boston's
rich history can be explored by following the
Freedom Trail, a 3-mile walking tour that
leads you to 16 historic sites dating back to the
Colonial and Revolutionary era. The path is
clearly marked on the sidewalks and streets by
a thick red line, making it easy for
visitors to follow at their own pace.
A part of America’s living history, the
USSConstitution, or “Old Ironsides”,
is the oldest commissioned warship in the
world. Visitors can walk the
deck of this 200-year-old vessel and be
inspired by its significant place in history.
Visit the USS Constitution Museum and explore
its numerous interactive displays, models and exhibits.
Located
in the heart of Boston in Copley Plaza, the Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel
has been one of the city's most opulent hotels
since its grand opening in 1912. Throughout
its long history, the Fairmont Copley Plaza
has been the hotel of
choice for presidents, foreign dignitaries and
celebrities. The hotel is just steps away from
Trinity Church, Hynes Convention Center,
Newbury Street and the Prudential Center. 
Le
Meridien is a hotel ideally suited for all
travel agendas. Its luxury accommodations
and prime location in the business district make it
convenient for business
travelers, while leisure travelers might enjoy
personalized service and dining at Julein, the
hotel's restaurant rated one of
the top 50 restaurants in the nation. 
Located on the
beautiful Charles river, the Hyatt Regency
Cambridge is a good option for those visiting
the Cambridge area. Its location near Harvard,
M.I.T.,
and Boston University have made it popular
with parents visiting their children, as well
as other
travelers seeking comfortable accommodations
and a trusted name in hotels.
Originally created in 1742 by wealthy Boston merchant
Peter Faneuil,this historic site was built to serve as
the city's international shipping and trade
center. Years later Faneuil Hall
became a breeding ground for revolutionary
activity, earning it the nickname of America's
'Cradle of Liberty”. Today, Faneuil Hall
contains more than 70 shops, 14 restaurants, a
comedy club and 40 food stalls.
Boston's
rich history can be explored by following the
Freedom Trail, a 3-mile walking tour that
leads you to 16 historic sites dating back to the
Colonial and Revolutionary era. The path is
clearly marked on the sidewalks and streets by
a thick red line, making it easy for
visitors to follow at their own pace.
A part of America’s living history, the
USS Constitution, or “Old Ironsides”,
is the oldest commissioned warship in the
world. Visitors can walk the
deck of this 200-year-old vessel and be
inspired by its significant place in history.
Visit the USS Constitution Museum and explore
its numerous interactive displays, models and exhibits.
