Best Hotels near Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology

The Four Seasons Hotel Boston is known for catering to even the most discerning of luxury seekers. Perched on the southern edge of the Boston Public Garden, this hotel is beautiful inside and out. Recent guests praise the lavish amenities at this Four Seasons, which include spa services and an indoor pool and hot tub. Guest rooms and suites feature understated New England decor in neutral tones and luxurious touches, such as glass-topped desks, refrigerated private bars and marble bathrooms. But it's the overly accommodating hotel staff, the serene setting and the flavorful dishes served at The Bristol that keep visitors returning year after year. Plus, this Four Seasons property sits within walking distance of top sites like Boston Common and the Freedom Trail.

This hotel lives up to its five-star reputation. Recent guests describe the hotel as spectacular, comfortable and well-situated. Located adjacent to the convention center and just two blocks south of Newbury Street (not to mention less than a mile east of Fenway Park), the Mandarin Oriental hotel ranks high on almost every luxury seeker's list thanks to its 16,000-square-foot spa and spacious guest rooms. Each of the property's elegant accommodations displays art deco accents and extravagant touches, such as luxe linens, marble bathrooms with separate soaking tubs and walk-in showers and high definition LCD TVs. The Mandarin Oriental also makes an ideal choice for families, since it offers strollers, playpens and certified babysitting services for traveling parents. There's also an extensive library of kid-friendly DVDs and some Sony PlayStation 3 consoles for guests for rent.

There's no question as to why the Taj refers to itself as the "crown jewel of Boston hotels." This immaculate hotel features just about everything you could ever need: a restaurant, a bar, fitness facilities, a business center and even babysitting services. Its central location is ideal for urbanites as well. Perched on the edge of the Boston Public Garden, the Taj sits surrounded by the ultra-chic Newbury Street shops and galleries. And its prime address is one major reason travelers loved this property. Should you prefer to dine in rather than explore the neighborhood, you'll find scrumptious South American- and French-inspired entrees served here. As far as bedding down here is concerned, guests report a restful night's sleep thanks to the plush accommodation furnishings and amenities, which include wooden armoires, flat-screen TVs and a soothing color palette of rose, blue, and gold hues. Though, some visitors do note the rooms are starting to show some wear and tear. Because of Taj's affiliation with the Leading Hotels of the World, Leaders Club members can earn and redeem complimentary nights with a stay here.

The extravagant Lenox Hotel sits within walking distance of the high-end boutiques of Newbury Street, and beloved cultural attractions like the Museum of Fine Arts and Boston Common are also nearby, making it an ideal lodging choice for visiting tourists. Recent guests say that the hotel's convenient location is one of its best features, although the elegant decor and friendly customer service also earn high praise. The only downside, according to some travelers, is the pricey fee for on-site parking. After a long day of exploration, unwind at City Table, the hotel's intimate dining venue, or at Sólás, the hotel's authentic Irish pub. Then retreat to your stylish accommodations, which boast high ceilings and plush linens (not to mention working fireplaces and stunning views overlooking the Charles River, in some rooms).

Nestled in the Back Bay area, just a few blocks southwest of Boston Common, this landmark hotel boasts striking decor. Classic hardwood floors and sturdy stone fireplaces neighbor illuminated glass stairs adorned with silvery banisters, while marble foyers are garnished with contemporary artwork. Recent visitors describe the Loews Boston Hotel as nothing short of beautiful. And according to guests, the hotel's spacious accommodations, appointed with polliw-top mattresses, complimentary wireless Internet access, LED Smart TVs and Keurig coffee makers are just as polished. And there's plenty to look forward to in terms of dining: the Precinct Kitchen + Bar dishes out tasty New England seafood and crafty cocktails.

Sitting at the heart of the trendy Back Bay area – just a few blocks from the Newbury Street shops –this boutique hotel impresses guests with its enviable location and contemporary accommodations. Guest rooms feature simplistic decor with shades of cream and grey and red accents. Though most recent guests report a pleasant night's sleep overall, some say while clean and comfortable, the rooms are slightly compact, even for city standards. Outside your digs, you'll find plenty of amenities, including a fitness center, and when dinnertime rolls around, indulge in tasty fare at XHALE. If you're more of a night owl, take advantage of the hotel's in-house bar, Storyville, which overflows with innovative libations as well as an extensive array of small plates available until the wee hours.

Westins carry a reputation for excellence and, according to recent guests, this Copley Place branch meets those expectations. This property serves as an ideal choice for luxury seekers thanks to its prime location near the Newbury Street boutiques, its Grettacole Spa, and its variety of stylish on-site dining venues. Those of you traveling with children should also consider the Westin Copley Place, as it's just a few blocks from the Boston Public Garden and about a mile from Fenway Park. After a day spent exploring town, retreat to your spacious room, furnished with a Westin Heavenly Bed and linens, a large workspace and Wi-Fi access (for a fee). And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

Situated in the heart of downtown Boston, within walking distance of the Boston Public Garden, Boston Common and Newbury Street's high-end restaurants and shops, Boston Park Plaza is perfectly located for both business and leisure travelers. An iconic staple of the city's skyline for nearly a century, the hotel has attracted a well-heeled clientele for generations and underwent an extensive renovation in 2017. The updated guest rooms and suites boast crisp white decor and dark wood accents, plus perks like smart TVs and blackout shades. However, standard rooms only offer 150 square feet of space. For more room, consider upgrading to the Garden Suite or the Presidential Suite, which come with a full kitchen or bar. No matter which accommodation you choose, you'll have access to on-site facilities like 32 meeting and event spaces, a fitness center and a restaurant with fresh, Boston-inspired cuisine. Recent guests said the highlight of this hotel is its central location, though the professional customer service and clean rooms also received high praise. Keep in mind that because this property is a member of the Preferred Hotels & Resorts group, iPrefer Hotel Rewards members can accrue or use points when staying here.

Located in Boston's historic Back Bay neighborhood by the shops and restaurants housed at the Prudential Center and along Newbury Street, the Boston Marriott Copley Place is ideally located for both business and leisure travelers. With more than 1,000 guest rooms and suites, this large hotel boasts a fitness center, an indoor pool with Boston skyline views and more than 61,000 square feet of meeting and event space. Several dining options are available as well, including a sports bar with multiple flat-screen TVs, the Connexion Lounge and a Starbucks. All three venues received favorable reviews from past diners, though many said the breakfast buffet at Champions was especially tasty. After filling up on gourmet fare, retreat to one of the hotel's accommodations, all of which have pillow-top mattresses, minifridges, flat-screen TVs and work desks and ergonomic chairs. Previous guests appreciated the comfortable, well-appointed rooms, but some lamented the extra charges for in-room Wi-Fi access. Others loved the central location and friendly staff. Plus, this hotel is a member of the Marriott family, so Marriott Bonvoy members can accrue or redeem points by choosing to stay here.

The Fairmont Copley Plaza, Boston is anything but simple – it's decked out from head to toe in ornate decor reminiscent of the Renaissance period, complete with oak paneling, intricate ceilings, gilded trim and crystal chandeliers. And thanks to an urban address that is just a few blocks from the Boston Public Garden and the Newbury Street shopping area, you won't have to travel too far from the hotel to access some of Boston's beloved sites. Plus, recent guests say the tasty cuisine served at OAK Long Bar + Kitchen along with the accommodating staff and the modern accommodations, appointed with marble bathrooms, custom-designed artwork and calming blue and white shades, are reason enough to splurge on a stay here. What's more, members of the Le Club AccorHotels program can earn points and perks for their stay.

Courtyard by Marriott Boston Copley Square is a 3 star hotel located at 88 Exeter St in Boston. It has a 4.5 overall guest rating based on 2079 reviews.

Charlesmark Hotel is a 3 star hotel located at 655 Boylston St in Boston. It has a 4.0 overall guest rating based on 1026 reviews.

Hotel 140 is a 3 star hotel located at 140 Clarendon St in Boston. It has a 4.0 overall guest rating based on 2610 reviews.

The College Club of Boston is a 2.5 star hotel located at 44 Commonwealth Avenue in Boston. It has a 4.5 overall guest rating based on 293 reviews.

Chandler Inn Hotel is a 2.5 star hotel located at 26 Chandler St in Boston. It has a 4.0 overall guest rating based on 226 reviews.