Hyatt Regency Boston
4.0-star · One Ave de Lafayette Boston City Center
4.3(3,875 Google reviews)
Hyatt Regency Boston
4.0-star · One Ave de Lafayette Boston City Center
4.3(3,875 Google reviews)
At a glance: 4-star · Since 2003 · Renovated 2015 · 556 rooms
Near: Boston Common · 6 min walk
Guests love: Location

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What guests say about…
For a meal without leaving the hotel, Avenue One Restaurant and Lounge serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and there is also a bar and a snack bar on site. Just around the corner, Chinatown is full of restaurants and bakeries, and Downtown Crossing across the street has plenty of quick dining options. The hotel is a short walk from Quincy Market, where you can find a variety of food stalls and eateries. For a sit-down option, Temple Place bars like jm Curley are close by. You can also explore the North End, known for its Italian restaurants, though it is a bit of a walk from the hotel.
The hotel sits where the Theater District, Downtown Crossing, and Chinatown meet, so you are steps from shops, theaters, and Chinatown's restaurants and bakeries. Boston Common is a 6-minute walk, and the Public Garden is 10 minutes away, giving you quick access to green space. Faneuil Hall Marketplace is an 11-minute walk, and the New England Aquarium is 14 minutes on foot. The area is walkable and central, with the hotel's own restaurant and bar on site for easy meals. For farther sights like the Charlestown Navy Yard, about 2.2 km away, you can use the nearby subway stations.
From Logan Airport, take the free Silver Line SL1 bus to South Station, then walk about ten minutes to the hotel. Alternatively, take the Blue Line to Government Center, transfer to the Green Line, and get off at Park Street, a five-minute walk away. A taxi or ride-share from the airport takes roughly 15 to 25 minutes outside rush hour. From South Station, the main train hub, it's a ten-minute walk. Downtown Crossing and Chinatown subway stations are both a few minutes from the hotel, connecting you to the Red and Orange Lines.
In the evening, you can walk to the Theater District's shows on Washington and Tremont Streets, just a few minutes away. The hotel's own Avenue One Restaurant and Lounge serves dinner and drinks, and there's also a bar and snack bar on site. Chinatown's restaurants and late-night spots start around the corner, and Temple Place bars like jm Curley are close by. Boston Common is a 6-minute walk for a stroll, and Faneuil Hall Marketplace is 11 minutes away. For a longer evening outing, the New England Aquarium is a 14-minute walk.
Yes, the Hyatt Regency Boston is a great base for exploring the city on foot. Boston Common is a 6-minute walk, the Public Garden is 10 minutes, and the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is also 10 minutes away. Faneuil Hall Marketplace is an 11-minute walk, and the New England Aquarium is 14 minutes away. The Paul Revere House is a 16-minute stroll, while the Charlestown Navy Yard is 2.2 km, so you will want a taxi or transit for that one. With Downtown Crossing and Chinatown subway stations nearby, you can easily reach farther sights like Fenway Park or the North End. The hotel's own restaurant and bar are handy for meals before heading out again.