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1. Staypineapple, A Delightful Hotel, South End 3* – Gay Friendly Hotels Boston
Located in Boston’s historic South End, this European-style boutique hotel offers guest rooms with free WiFi. Staypineapple, South End is within walking distance to many popular restaurants and attractions.
Every room at The Staypineapple, South End features a flat-screen TV and iPod docking station. The private bathroom includes a walk-in marble shower. A work desk and telephone with access to the 24-hour front desk are provided for guest convenience.
Only steps from the completely non-smoking property are some of the city’s most famous sites. The scenic Back Bay area, as well as the unique shops and gourmet restaurants of Newbury Street are within 10 minutes’ walk.
On a tree-lined street 6 minutes’ walk from Back Bay metro station, this casual hotel is a mile from Boston Common park and 3 miles from the Freedom Trail.
Featuring wood floors, the bright rooms come with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffee making facilities, as well as designer toiletries.
There’s a cozy restaurant with a bar.
Staypineapple Boston is the perfect launching point for your Boston experience whether you’re taking a walk along the Freedom Trail, in town on business, or looking to catch a game with one of Boston’s storied teams. Our location is in one of Boston’s finest neighborhoods, Back Bay, and puts you just steps away from many of the city’s famous historical sites, stylish stores, and great restaurants. Staypineapple Boston will help you relax while working on your accent in private with all the elements and comfort of The Naked Experience and Staypineapple amenities, giving you a modern hotel experience in one of our country’s most historic cities.
Stayed at StayPineapple for a couples weekend with my partner. It was ABSOLUTELY the most comfortable room I’ve experienced in a hotel. The bed takes up most of the room, but that was fine for us since we didn’t stay in there much. But the sheets were clean and soft, and the dual comforters were lovely. When I say clean, I mean clean. I spilled water on the floor and wiped it up with a white towel- that towel came up clean! The amenity fee is a bit annoying, as I think they should just include that in the room price.
The hotel is in a lovely neighborhood and is class=”_3f5ztoLj”>gay friendly. We felt entirely welcome as a gay couple, and the attached bar is actually a well-known Boston gay bar (mainly boys). Great experience all around.
The rooms are tiny, but efficient and comfortable. The bathrooms are very small as well, but the shower area was large. The rooms offer a lot of amenities and included snacks, lotions, shampoo, bottled water and a Keurig with coffee/tea. There is a $15/day charge for these that automatically come with your bill. There are robes, a good hair dryer, nice bedding, and a comfortable mattress. The TV was large and there were plenty of outlets for charging and plug-ins. The bar downstairs was fun – it’s definitely very gay-friendly and had an upbeat vibe.
The neighborhood that this hotel is in is primarily residential with beautiful brownstones. However, it is very close to restaurants and shops. The Back Bay T stop was about a 10 minute walk from the hotel. The staff were friendly enough. The location is pretty central to all of Boston. Easy walk to the Commons to start your Freedom Trail trek.
Restaurant/bar downstairs is very good, the bar area is a Gay bar so if you aren’t accepting or open minded then this is probably not a good hotel for you. We thought that the Sunday Drag event that they had going on was great.
How much does a room costs at Staypineapple, A Delightful Hotel, South End ?
Prices start 169$/night for Deluxe King Room. The Corner King Room is 183$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
This double room has a tea/coffee maker and flat-screen TV.
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2. 907 Main 4* – Gay Friendly Hotels Boston Massachusetts
Conveniently set in Cambridge, 907 Main provides air-conditioned rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi and a bar. The property is around 2.1 km from Harvard University, 2.7 km from Peabody Museum and 2.7 km from John F. Kennedy Park. The accommodation features room service, a business centre and ticket service for guests.
At the hotel each room includes a desk, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom.
Popular points of interest near 907 Main include Central Square Theatre, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Inman Square.
Really enjoyed the stay at 907. The staff was so accommodating and the whole stay was relaxing. The rooms have a great modern vibe and are a fun escape from the usual cookie cutter hotel vibe.
The staff was very responsive through the text service and it took no time at all to grab an extra towel during my stay. I really appreciated the text feature since it didn’t require an app or anything like that.
The room was wonderful. The charm of this hotel and the modern flair they added is super cool. The room was well appointed, extremely clean and comfortable. I really enjoyed the bay window bench in my room. It was a great spot to have my morning coffee and look out at the happenings of central square.
I can’t wait to go back and enjoy this great spot again soon.
How much does a room costs at 907 Main ?
Prices start 236$/night for European King Room. The Superior King Room with Bay Window
is 282$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
This double room features a flat-screen TV and air conditioning.
Where to book online – 907 Main – Gay Friendly Hotels Boston MA – you can find the best hotels deals in Boston during #WickedProud which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Boston on Booking.com or Agoda.com or Hotels.comand see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
3. Hyatt Regency Boston 4* – Gay Friendly Hotels Boston
Located 5 minutes’ walk from the , is a contemporary hotel only steps from all there is to see and do in centre. Free WiFi access is available.
A flat-screen cable TV and iPod docking station are included in each room. There is also a coffee maker. Private bathrooms are equipped with a hairdryer and free KenetMD Signature toiletries.
Guests at Hyatt Regency Boston can enjoy access to a fitness centre. The hotel also offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
Avenue One restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
This upscale hotel is a 3-minute walk from the Downtown Crossing MBTA station, an 8-minute walk from Boston Common and a 13-minute stroll from Faneuil Hall.
Modern rooms feature coffee makers and mini fridges, plus desks, flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Upgraded rooms add skyline views. Suites offer living rooms; some have kitchens and terraces. Room service is available 24/7.
There’s a farm-to-table American restaurant, a lobby bar and a coffee lounge. Other amenities include an indoor saltwater pool, a 24/7 fitness room and massage services (fee), plus a business center and 30,000 sq ft of meeting space. Parking is available for a fee.
Discover the city’s downtown destination, Hyatt Regency Boston, where luxury and convenience collide. Steps from Boston’s most desirable area-attractions such as the Boston Common, Faneuil Hall, and Boston’s famous shopping destination, Newbury Street, the hotel sits at the edge of the city’s excitement. Tour the Freedom Trail, visit the Museum of Fine Arts, or catch a game at historic Fenway Park, all just minutes from Hyatt Regency Boston.
Experience Boston’s exhilarating 24-hour neighborhood and burgeoning restaurant scene that includes our casually chic restaurant, Avenue One. Relax in our heated, indoor saline pool and stay energized in the StayFit Gym. Convenient to the Theater District, the Financial District and attached to Macy’s for convenient shopping, our downtown Hyatt hotel is also a 10 to 15 minute walk to the South End, Back Bay, the Charles River Esplanade, and is connected to the “T,” Boston’s mass transit system.
It’s right downtown and on the edge of Chinatown and the theater district, both very interesting. It’s about a 5 minute walk from Boston Common. It’s right next door to the Downtown Crossing T station, but also a short walk from Park Street station (in Boston Common), Chinatown, and South Street– from which you can catch the SL3 bus to the airport, commuter rail, various other busses, and Amtrak. Basically wherever you want to go in Boston you can get there from here.
Food? No matter your taste or budget there is something for you from McDonald’s at Boston Common to cloth tablecloth restaurants and everything in between. Just walk around the area. When I stayed here last time for four days I think I figured out at least five different ways to get to and from the hotel. I figured out a different way to and from that McDonald’s across from Boston Common tonight and saw more things I didn’t see last time.
The views out the rooms are amazing. No matter which direction you face there are interesting buildings to gaze at.
Very nice hotel a block from Theater District. Check in was easy; rooms were spotless and nicely updated. Large wall mounted flat screen TV in our double queen room. Nice bathroom with newer fixtures, lighted mirror, magnifying mirror and sliding barn doors. Husband said the gym overlooked indoor pool and was nicely equipped. Within walking distance of Boston Common, Quincy Market, Faneuil Hall and historic sites. A bit of a walk to the North End (20-25 mins), but worth it for a nice Italian dinner.
This hotel is located right down the street from the theatre district so it’s perfect if you’re going in to the city to see a show. Rooms are clean and what you would expect from a Hyatt. We were worried about being situated next to an ice machine but it was very quiet. I didn’t eat at the restaurant, but it has good reviews.
This location was perfect for walking to restaurants and sites, including the Faneuil Hall and Seaport areas. My room was exceptionally large and comfortable, with a great work space. Even though restaurant service was limited, the lobby bar had excellent warm and cold breakfast items, snacks and alcoholic beverages in the evening. All the staff was friendly and accommodating.
Loved staying in this hotel. I had a very spacious, immaculately clean room and it’s close to Boston Common, the theatre district, as well as the city and Faneuil Hall/Quincy market. Central Boston is very walkable, but beware of sudden cold snaps.
Very nice hotel, modern building and room interiors. I had a nice view of the city and did not hear too much noise from the 20th floor. Hotel has a lower lobby at street level, the main lobby was on an upper floor.
Chinatown was a couple blocks away, within walking distance from Seaport area, Faneuil Hall, etc. Stores like Macy’s, CVS, etc. are close by.
Rooms: Check-in was smooth. There is a separate World of Hyatt line and as a globalist, I was upgraded to a corner room. Opposite the bed is a nice seating area with 1 couch and 2 chairs; however, there is no desk in the room.
Gym: The gym is oddly placed down 2 very long hallways. It has a good mix of cardio and a nicely equipped weight section flanking each side of the gym. The pool is pretty big and is built for lap swimming. There is also a sauna in each locker room.
Food: There is a convenient coffee bar in the lobby which transforms into a bar in the evening. They have your usual Starbucks brewed coffee along with specialty drinks and some pastries for a quick grab n’ go in the morning.
How much does a room costs at Hyatt Regency Boston ?
Prices start 223$/night for Signature King Room. The King Room with City View is 242$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
This room has a iPod dock and air conditioning.
Where to book online – Hyatt Regency Boston – Gay Friendly Hotels Boston MA – you can find the best hotels deals in Boston during #WickedProud which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Boston on Booking.com or Agoda.com or Hotelscombined.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
4. Moroccan Luxury Suites 3* – LGBT Friendly Hotels Boston Massachusetts
Featuring uniquely decorated suites and a garden courtyard, Moroccan Luxury Suites is located in Boston. The property is 4.3 km from Copley Square and 5.8 km from Fenway Park.
Accommodations at Moroccan Luxury Suites are decorated in vibrant colours. Each suite includes a seating area with a fireplace and a private bathroom equipped with a hairdryer. Select suites feature a balcony with garden views. Continental breakfast, beverages and snacks are also provided.
Guests at Moroccan Luxury Suites can enjoy the garden. Other facilities like ticket service and luggage storage are offered. Free Wi-Fi access is available.
Beverages and light snacks are included in the room. Paolo’s Trattoria is located just steps from the property and serves Italian cuisine.
Lavish, Moroccan-themed bed & breakfast in an 18th century townhouse with a garden courtyard.
Welcome to Moroccan Luxury Suites Boston, your Boston “home away from home.” Moroccan Luxury Suites Boston aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year.
While staying at Moroccan Luxury Suites Boston, visitors can check out Faneuil Hall Marketplace (1.3 mi) and Acorn Street (1.4 mi), some of Boston’s top attractions.
You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a kitchenette, and you can stay connected during your stay as Moroccan Luxury Suites Boston offers guests free wifi.
The bed and breakfast features outdoor furniture and baggage storage. Plus, Moroccan Luxury Suites Boston offers free breakfast, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day.
When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Giacomo’s Restaurant, Legal Sea Foods, and Union Oyster House, which are some seafood restaurants that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike.
If you’re looking for something to do, Museum of Science (0.7 mi), North End (1.1 mi), and Beacon Hill (1.1 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Moroccan Luxury Suites Boston.
Moroccan Luxury Suites Boston puts the best of Boston at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable
We had a large bedroom, sitting area and small (but very well equipped for the size) kitchen area. There were 3 different ways to make coffee, between French press, filter coffee and capsule machine! there isn’t anywhere to prepare and serve breakfast in the building so they stock your kitchenette with a variety of breakfast items and ask you if you want anything in particular. The variety was great and it was lovely to be able to get up, and mooch about in our pyjamas, preparing and eating a lazy breakfast – and all included in the rate.
It doesn’t seem as if Moroccan themed décor should really work in this historic colonial building (built 1799) but due to the impeccable taste of the owner, it does – really well.
So overall, for about 2/3 of the price of the hotels we were looking at staying in, we got much better equipped accommodation, breakfast included, free wifi and a great location with wonderful hosts. I can’t say more than that I would stay there again in a heartbeat if we were staying in Boston.
Location-wise it’s a minute off the main street in Charlestown, and a few minutes from various bars, restaurants and a massive Whole Foods Market. It’s also very close to the Freedom Trail and ultimately Bunker Hill and the USS Constitution. So great to be a tourist but still be in a quiet residential location.
Comfortable bed and lounge furniture, fridge, coffee machine and spacious bathroom. All topped off with beautiful wooden beams, floors and furniture.
Location Wise out of the bustle of Boston, but only a few minutes walk to the T, or regular buses, so easy to get around and about. Charlestown has Bunker Hill, the Warren Tavern (good beer and food) and the dockyard where USS Constitution is berthed, and there are plenty of shops and a coffee house almost on the doorstep.
The artwork and antiques in our room created a luxurious atmosphere that felt cozy. The bed was comfortable; the was bathroom large, clean and well equipped. The in-room breakfast was nice. And WiFi worked flawlessly.
The location worked well for us. We enjoyed staying nearly in the shadow of the Bunker Hill Monument. Walked to the historic Warren Tavern for dinner one night. And we were able to make the short trek to the T station at the nearby community college when we didn’t call an Uber. We found almost everything we wanted to see and do within a short distance.
How much does a room costs at Moroccan Luxury Suites ?
Prices start 250$/night for Silk Queen Room. The Moroccan King Suite is 265$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
This 3-room suite has master bedroom with a private bathroom, sitting room with a fireplace and a full kitchen. It features skylights throughout.
Where to book online – Moroccan Luxury Suites – Gay Friendly Hotels Boston Massachusetts – you can find the best hotels deals in Boston during #WickedProud which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Boston on Booking.com or Agoda.com or Hotelscombined.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
5. XV Beacon Hotel 5* – Gay Friendly Hotels Hotels Boston Massachusetts
Stylish, sophisticated and situated at the top of Boston city centre’s historic Beacon Hill, this luxurious boutique hotel is within walking distance to major attractions and offers state-of-the-art services and amenities.
Stroll through the scenic Boston Common park, explore the unique and luxury shops of Newbury Street, ideally located only steps from the Fifteen Beacon Hotel’s front doors. Easily experience all areas of the city with the hotel’s free in-town chauffeured sedan service.
Originally built in 1903, Fifteen Beacon elegantly combines historic charm with all of today’s modern conveniences. Take advantage of spacious guest rooms furnished with iHome systems, flat-screen TVs and gas fireplaces. Relax at the end of the day with an in-room massage or with a cocktail from the on-site Wine Cellar.
Set in a beaux arts building dating from 1903, this upscale boutique hotel in Beacon Hill is 6 minutes’ walk from The State House and 0.7 miles from Charles Street.
Refined rooms offer free Wi-Fi, 42-inch flat-screen TVs and gas fireplaces. Some have maple bathrooms with sunken whirlpool tubs and rainfall showers, 4-poster beds, and/or pull-out sofas. Suites add contemporary sitting areas, separate bedrooms, or luxe parlors with dining tables.
An in-town car service is free. There’s a destination steakhouse with a private dining room, plus meeting rooms, fitness facilities and a roof terrace overlooking Beacon Hill.
Nice boutique hotel well located, next to Boston Common and walking distance from Charles Street.
The rooms are cozy with a fireplace but I don’t recommend the rooms located in the inner courtyard as they are noisy.
The hotel itself is interesting because it used to be a transit authority center and then a School Commission building for many years. Being a teacher I thought the latter was funny.
The rooms were filled with amenities, the gas fireplace warmed us up. The shower was super luxurious. The bed was ultra comfortable.
We enjoyed an appetizer of oysters next door, a car service that dropped us at dinner and a walk to the park and Charles street for some shopping.
We checked out a bar where JFK frequented right around the corner.
In the morning we literally crossed the street and had a tasty breakfast at a French Café.
We didn’t get to try Moo but opted for Lemoncello’s Italian restaurant which was delicious.
The location really allows a person to experience some of the best of Boston right outside the hotel.
The location of the hotel is a 12 minute walk through Boston Common to the beginning of Newbury Street and is located in the stunning and gorgeous area of Beacon Hill. This is another plus point.We ate breakfast at a fantastic diner each morning in The Paramount, 44 Charles Street Beacon Hill (out of the hotel turn right, keep walking for ten minutes until you come to Charles Street. The most efficient diner I have ever been to and the food is excellent! Well worth a visit and the shops near to it are really great too.
– smaller size hotel
– comfortable bed (a bit on the soft side)
– gluten free bread available
– helpful concierge
– courtesy car (SUV) with friendly drivers
– easy jog to the Charles River/Newbury Street
– deep bathtub with bath salts available on request
– duck confit hash at Moo steakhouseThings I didn’t like:
– not enough complimentary drinking water
– room was quite dark and had no view
– bathtub doubles as shower but the glass door leaks water out onto the floor
– lighting in the bathroom not flattering
– service at Moo steakhouse
How much does a room costs at XV Beacon Hotel ?
Prices start 500$/night for Classic Room. The Traditional Room is 650$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
This room features a canopy bed
Where to book online – XV Beacon Hotel – Gay Friendly Hotels Boston Massachusetts – you can find the best hotels deals in Boston during #WickedProud which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Boston on Booking.com or Agoda.com or Hotelscombined.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
