Best Hotels near Suffolk University

If you're looking for extravagance, then the XV Beacon can certainly oblige. This stunning hotel features mahogany paneling and vibrant red accents. Plus, its perch on the edge of Boston Common within walking distance of the Freedom Trail makes the XV Beacon a favorite among history lovers. Add the hotel's wide variety of amenities – which range from in-room massages to complimentary car service within the downtown Boston neighborhoods – and you'll see why recent guests said that a stay at this charming boutique is nothing short of phenomenal. Plus, the well-appointed accommodations are furnished with antique accents, 400-thread-count Frette linens, gas fireplaces and 42-inch flat-screen smart TVs, while the delectable entrees at restaurant Mooo.... (a steakhouse) earn rave reviews.

Boasting easy access to Boston Common and the Freedom Trail, The Ritz-Carlton, Boston provides luxury seekers with an enviable location and impeccable service. Most recent guests report receiving first-class treatment upon arrival at this Ritz outpost. But that's not all that previous visitors enjoyed. Many appreciate the property's top-notch facilities, which include an in-house spa, a well-equipped fitness center and an on-site bar. But what really keeps guests craving more time at this luxurious retreat are the elegant accommodations, which feature amenities like sleek flat-screen TVs, marble bathrooms with separate showers and soaking tubs, 400-thread-count Frette linens and Bose radio systems. The hotel is also home to the Artisan Bistro, which recent guests said offered good food but even better service. Thanks to the Ritz's Marriott connection, those participating in the company's rewards program are eligible to redeem points for free stays.

Adjacent to the Boston Common and steps from other top Boston attractions like the New England Aquarium, the Freedom Trail and the Boston Public Garden, The Godfrey Hotel Boston is perfectly located for both business and leisure travelers. Visitors in town for work will appreciate the on-site event space, the free propertywide Wi-Fi access, the event planning services and the full-service catering options, while vacationers will enjoy the free bike rentals (available seasonally), the 24-hour gym and the seasonal guided running tours. What's more, the guest rooms and suites appeal to all types of travelers, with Frette linens, 55-inch flat-screen TVs, SmartFridges, Keurig coffee makers and Heely of London toiletries. When it's time for a meal, recent guests said that a variety of eateries are available just steps from the hotel, but many also recommended dining at the on-site restaurant, Ruka, which serves Peruvian-Japanese fusion cuisine. Those who need a caffeine boost can stop by the hotel's George Howell Coffee shop for an espresso, a hand-poured coffee or a coffee tasting flight. Other highlights, according to past visitors, include the friendly staff, the clean rooms and the central (albeit noisy) location.

Located within walking distance of Boston Common and Faneuil Hall, this hotel is the perfect retreat for luxury lovers who can take advantage of Nine Zero's signature Kimpton amenities, such as in-room spa treatments, complimentary wine receptions and pet-friendly services. Plus, Kimpton Nine Zero's stylish accommodations also ooze luxury, with custom bedding, honor bars with gourmet and organic snacks and a complimentary morning newspaper delivery service available upon request. And when hunger strikes, you can unwind at the sophisticated on-site bar and restaurant, which boasts contemporary bites and refreshing cocktails. But don't expect all of this to come cheap: Some guests bemoan Kimpton Nine Zero's high price tags. However, if you participate in the IHG Rewards program, you may earn freebies, such as minibar credits, for deciding to stay here.

Boasting high-end luxury and an urban locale, the Ames Boston Hotel beckons to the modern art lover. Painted all white and splashed with subtle yet colorful accents, the Ames earns high praise for its beautiful design. The hotel's enviable access to Faneuil Hall and the Freedom Trail also makes it an attractive choice for tourists. While most recent guests rave about the property's understated accommodations – appointed with crisp duvets, luxe bathrobes, complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and iPod docking stations – others lament the high price for parking. Still, most cite the courteous hotel staff as a reason to return.

Recent guests can't stop raving about the location of the Club Quarters Hotel in Boston. Located in the Financial District within walking distance of the Boston Common, the waterfront and multiple T stations, this Club Quarters outpost provides a great home base for exploring the city, according to reviewers. Guests were just as complimentary about the accommodations, which they said were comfortable and clean, and included amenities such as flat-screen TVs, work desks, Keurig coffee makers and free Wi-Fi access. Travelers can also opt for an upgraded room, which includes a fully equipped kitchenette, while those in town on business can reserve an extended stay apartment. When it's time to dine, the hotel offers an Elephant & Castle Pub and Restaurant, which guests said was also the perfect place to grab a drink after a day walking the Freedom Trail. Aside from the amenities and location, repeat visitors said the friendly staff is what keeps them coming back to the property.

Perched on the edge of Boston's Chinatown district, within walking distance of the Boston Public Garden and Boston Harbor – the Hyatt Regency makes an ideal choice for travelers looking to dive into the city's eclectic culture. Previous visitors agree that this hotel serves as an excellent home base for exploring the city's diverse neighborhoods like South End. When you're ready to call it a day, head back to the Hyatt Regency for a dip in the pool or a flavorful meal at the hotel's contemporary restaurant, Avenue One. Afterward, retreat to your room, furnished with simplistic decor and upscale amenities like an iPod docking station, a coffee maker, a flat-screen TV and Hyatt's signature Grand Bed. Factor in the friendly staff and more affordable rates compared to other downtown hotels and you'll see why most recent visitors are raving about their stay. However, some do say navigating the property is a bit strange as you need to take separate elevators to get to the lobby and the rooms. Rest assured that if you're a Hyatt Gold Passport holder, you can redeem extras like free nights by choosing to bed down here.

Situated within walking distance of Boston Common, the Omni Parker House seems to be fit for a king. All 551 guest rooms are simple yet elegant, boasting a blend of warm neutral tones and maroon accents and deluxe amenities like cozy robes, flat-screen TVs, work desks and coffee makers. Most recent guests reported a pleasant stay, citing the hotel's prime location, lovely decor and excellent staff as its best assets. The common areas of the hotel are opulent with sculpted bronze doors, ornate ceilings and mahogany furniture. Another crowd-pleaser: Parker's Restaurant, which serves up local specialties such as Boston cream pie and Boston scrod. As part of the Omni clan, loyalty members staying here are eligible to receive free perks, such as complimentary Wi-Fi and free nights, thanks to the Select Guest rewards program.

Wyndham Boston Beacon Hill is a 3.5 star hotel located at 5 Blossom Street in Boston. It has a 4.0 overall guest rating based on 2722 reviews.