Small hotel on Charles Street with an attached bistro.
Beacon Hill Hotel & Bistro is a small boutique hotel at 25 Charles Street, the main shopping and dining street of Beacon Hill, one of Boston's most historic and picturesque neighborhoods. The Charles/MGH Red Line station and Park Street station are each within a short walk, Boston Common and the Public Garden are at the foot of the hill, and Boston Logan International Airport is about fifteen minutes by car. The hotel occupies a restored row of townhouses typical of the neighborhood's brick architecture, with gas-lit streets, narrow lanes and antique shops all around. Rooms and suites are intimate and individually arranged, and some have city views; the hotel also offers a rooftop deck popular with guests in warm weather. Rates typically run from about $250 to $500 per night. The attached bistro serves French-influenced cuisine and breakfast, with Charles Street's cafes, bakeries and wine shops providing many additional choices. A small fitness area and a business center are available, and concierge-style assistance and Wi-Fi are provided. The atmosphere is quiet and residential, suiting couples, small groups and travelers who prefer a neighborhood setting to a large downtown hotel. Acorn Street, the Massachusetts State House and the Freedom Trail are within a few minutes' walk, and the Charles River Esplanade is just beyond Storrow Drive. Because the street is narrow and parking is limited, most guests arrive by taxi or transit. Visitors to Boston, Massachusetts who want a charming, walkable base in a historic district with a restaurant on site will find the hotel an appealing and characterful choice.
| Price | $250-500/night (approx.; USD) |
|---|---|
| Address | 25 Charles St, Boston, MA 02114 |
Room types
- Standard room
- Suite
Amenities
- Fitness center
- Restaurant or bar
- Business center
- Concierge
- Wi-Fi
- Bistro
Location
25 Charles St, Boston, MA 02114
42.3565, -71.0705 View on map
Highlights
- Located on Charles Street in historic Beacon Hill
- Attached bistro serving breakfast and dinner
- Close to Acorn Street and the Massachusetts State House
- Quiet, residential boutique atmosphere
Tips for visiting
- Parking is very limited; use taxis or the Red Line
- Charles Street shops close earlier than downtown stores
- Photograph Acorn Street in the early morning to avoid crowds
- Request a quieter rear room if street noise is a concern
When to visit
Spring and autumn show Beacon Hill at its best; December brings holiday lights.
Accessibility
Beacon Hill's historic townhouse buildings and hilly, uneven brick sidewalks can pose mobility challenges. Guests should confirm elevator and room access with the hotel before booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a restaurant on site?
Yes. An attached bistro serves breakfast and other meals.
Is it close to the Freedom Trail?
Yes. The State House and Freedom Trail stops are a short walk from the hotel.
Is parking available?
Parking in Beacon Hill is limited, so most guests use public transit or taxis.