Hyatt Regency Boston/Cambridge
4 StarsCharles River and skyline views, Seasonal New England gastronomy
Charles River and skyline views, Seasonal New England gastronomy
Year-round heated outdoor pool, Rock and roll cultural museum
Industrial-chic boutique concept, Modern 24-hour fitness center
The Longwood Grille and Bar, Secure on-site parking garage
Panoramic Newbury Street views, Modern 24-hour fitness centre
Signature Fenway Park views, Blue Ribbon Sushi and Brasserie
Eighth-floor indoor swimming pool, Premier Fenway entertainment access
Scenic Charles River views, Bisuteki Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse
Authentic Mexican dining at Cosmica, Revolutionary Boston-themed design
Charles River panoramic views, Retractable glass roof swimming pool
Sophisticated floor-to-ceiling views, Iconic rooftop swimming pool
Contactless keypad entry system, Back Bay and Theater District access
Rooftop pool with panoramic views, Fitness center and yoga studio
Rooftop fitness center views, Historic 1912 landmark architecture
Christian Science Plaza views, Modernized mid-century urban retreat
Panoramic corner king suites, Historic Back Bay landmark
Modern industrial design concept, State-of-the-art fitness center
Panoramic Charles River views, Sky-lit indoor swimming pool
Award-winning Uni sashimi bar, Historic 1920s Parisian elegance
Theater District entertainment, Responsive digital concierge
Top floor indoor pool, Authentic Cuban dining at Dona Habana
Panoramic Charles River views, Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse
Off The Common signature dining, Wicked Small room options
Traditional French fare at Amuse, Third-floor outdoor garden deck
Heated indoor swimming pool, The Bistro dining and Starbucks
All-suite riverside accommodation, Heated indoor saltwater pool
Charles River and city views, Innovative guest room features
Panoramic Boston skyline views, Modern 24-hour fitness center
Spacious corner room layouts, Heated indoor swimming pool
Glass-enclosed rooftop dining, Heritage-inspired luxury design
Central West End location, Dedicated luggage storage
Charles River panoramic views, Saltwater swimming pool
Althea restaurant with New England twist, Historic brownstone boutique hotel
Rebel's Guild restaurant and bar, Revolutionary-themed boutique design
Traditional drawing room, Collegiate-themed guest rooms
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When it comes to historic ballparks, look no further than Fenway Park. First opened in 1912 and, although generations have rolled on by, the stadium still remains as glorious as ever. Although it has the distinction of being the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball, this isn’t the only reason why Fenway Park boasts legendary status. Its unique position in the heart of Boston, amongst the hustle and bustle while being just a short stroll from Back Bay’s rows of residential houses, means it has become an ingrained part of the city.
Naturally, the stadium has also acquired a number of distinct features over the years. This includes The Green Monster, an iconic left field wall which has been part of the ballpark since its inception. Another unique aspect is the solitary red chair that sits among a sea of green, a representation of Ted Williams’ 502-feet home run in 1946, the longest ever hit at Fenway. Aside from being home to the Boston Red Sox, the ballpark has hosted various other sports, such as boxing and hockey, political rallies, and music performances.
The main allure of Fenway Park is, of course, baseball. Despite being one of the smallest MLB ballparks – Fenway Park capacity is under 40,000 – its illustrious nature means people travel from across the globe to sample the atmosphere. If it’s not possible to catch a game during your visit, Fenway Park offers informative tours daily and on a year-round basis. Away from baseball, the stadium has accommodated an eclectic mix of events. American football has been a frequent fixture at the ballpark for over 100 years, and the Fenway Hurling Classic has become an annual attraction. Since 1973, many famous musicians have also transformed Fenway Park into a temporary concert venue. Those that have performed at the stadium include Stevie Wonder, The Rolling Stones and Lady Gaga.
Due to being right in the heart of the action, it’s not difficult to find hotels near Fenway Park. For baseball aficionados, Hotel Commonwealth is undeniably the number one choice. Defined as the Boston Red Sox’s official hotel, this upmarket establishment delivers contemporary comfort alongside a prime position with a view of Fenway Park.
Go a little bit further out to the Back Bay, and you will discover some of the best Boston hotels available. This includes the Hilton Boston Back Bay, The Lenox Hotel and the Mandarin Oriental Boston, three of the most luxurious and memorable hotels the city has to offer. For the more budget-conscious traveller, various affordable hotels, hostels and other accommodation types can also be found close by to Fenway Park.
Fenway Park is a top attraction in Boston, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Fenway Park, including popular choices like The Verb Hotel, Hotel Commonwealth, Residence Inn by Marriott Boston Back Bay/Fenway, Residence Inn by Marriott Boston Back Bay/Fenway, Symple Live.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Fenway Park, Fenway Kenmore, Museum of Fine Arts, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Commonwealth Avenue, all within a convenient distance from Fenway Park.