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3 star hotels in Boston Massachusetts

Located in the heart of the United States, Boston, Massachusetts is a city brimming with American history and charm, making it an ideal destination for explorers and knowledge seekers. Its plethora of three-star hotels provides budget-friendly, yet comfortable, accommodation options while ensuring an unforgettable vacation experience.

Boston, renowned as the Cradle of Modern America, hosts numerous historical attractions such as the Freedom Trail. It's a 2.5-mile-long path that takes you through 16 historical sites, telling vivid tales of the American Revolutionary War. Staying in a three-star hotel in Boston gives you the advantage of proximity to this enriching experience.

Besides historical attractions, Boston embraces a vibrant cultural scene. The city boasts top-of-the-line museums like the Museum of Fine Arts and the innovative Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Museum. Enjoy these world-class exhibits and then cosy up in your nearby Bostonian three-star hotel to rest and rejuvenate.

Diverse dining is another attractive feature of Boston. From traditional clam 'chowdah' to Italian in the North End, foodies will relish an adventure across globally-inspired eateries around the city. With a three-star hotel as your base, the delectable culinary treasures of Boston are only a short walk or ride away.

Shopping streets in Boston United States

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Newbury Street
Newbury Street, known as the 'Rodeo Drive of the East', is one of the premier shopping destinations in Boston. With its array of high-end boutiques, salons, and art galleries, it's a must-visit for shopaholics.
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Downtown Crossing
Located in the heart of the city, Downtown Crossing is a vibrant shopping area filled with department stores, specialty shops, and street vendors. It's a pedestrian-only zone at certain times, offering a unique shopping experience.
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Charles Street
Charles Street in Beacon Hill is famous for its array of antique shops, boutiques, and eateries. The quaint, historic neighborhood setting offers a charming shopping experience.
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Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Faneuil Hall Marketplace, also known as Quincy Market, is a historic shopping complex filled with retail shops, food stalls, and restaurants. The market has been a bustling commercial hub since 1742 and continues to be a popular destination for shoppers.
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Prudential Center
Prudential Center offers more than 75 shops and restaurants for visitors to explore. Anchored by the popular department store Lord & Taylor, shoppers can also find everything from apparel to specialty shops in this enclosed shopping center.
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Cultural Attractions in Boston United States

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Fenway Park
Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox, is a must-see destination for baseball enthusiasts. Explore the ballpark, which has maintained much of its original, classic appeal, despite modern updates.
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The Freedom Trail
The Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile-long path through downtown Boston that showcases the city's rich history. Sites along the trail include historic churches, meeting houses, cemeteries, and the State House.
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Museum of Fine Arts
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston houses an extensive collection that encompasses nearly 500,000 pieces of art. Visitors can see exhibits ranging from ancient Egyptian to contemporary, special exhibitions, and innovative educational programs.
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Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
Re-live one of the most iconic events in American history at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. With interactive exhibits, the museum makes history truly come alive.
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North End
Known as Boston's Little Italy, the North End is the city's oldest neighborhood filled with history, romantic charm, and unbeatable traditional Italian cuisine.
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Restaurants, Cafés & Local Eats in Boston United States

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Union Oyster House
Opened in 1826, The Union Oyster House is the oldest restaurant in Boston and one of the oldest in the United States. Famous for its seafood, especially New England clam chowder and lobsters.
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No Name Restaurant
No Name Restaurant on Boston’s historic Fish Pier, has been serving fresh seafood since 1917. Known for their lobster and clam chowder.
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Food Trucks
Boston has a number of great food trucks that offer a wide variety of cuisine, from sandwiches to lobster rolls. These trucks can be found around the city, offering a quick, delicious and local meal option.
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Neptune Oyster
The Neptune Oyster in the North End offers fresh seafood in a casual setting. Their lobster roll, served hot with butter or cold with mayo, has been praised as one of the best in Boston.
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Seven's Ale House
Seven's Ale House is a local pub in Beacon Hill, popular among locals. Serving a variety of ales and classic American pub food, it's a cozy place to enjoy a beer and a meal.
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Shopping streets in Boston United States

Newbury Street

Downtown Crossing

Charles Street

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

Prudential Center

Cultural Attractions in Boston United States

Fenway Park

The Freedom Trail

Museum of Fine Arts

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

North End

Restaurants, Cafés & Local Eats in Boston United States

Union Oyster House

No Name Restaurant

Food Trucks

Neptune Oyster

Seven's Ale House

400,000+ Hotels in 195 countries worldwide!