Letting those views do most of the talking. We’re talking design that’s too considered, and packed with too much detail, to be minimal, but still definitely walks the line of style on the tasteful and understated side.
W Boston offers cool decor and huge windows, with incredible views over its Theatre District spot. Or, if you want to speed your search even further, you can keep on reading… Hip Boston City Break Hotels Now, to cater for such a wide variety of visitors, Boston has an equally wide variety of accommodation, spread throughout the city, but if you’re looking for the coolest hotels in Boston then you’ll find the highest concentrations of hip hotels in Downtown Boston, Back Bay, South End, Boston Harbour and North End. But that downplays Boston’s appeal for sports fans, and foodies, and for those interested in America’s history. Which makes it a great choice for a city break. Which isn’t surprising, seeing as it’s packed with impressive architecture, housing great collections of art and antiquities, orchestras and theatre companies, and libraries. (don’t tell New York), the ‘Athens of America’. These are ideal if you have a group and want to reserve a section of the pool deck, along with food and drinks and a fire pit.Cool Boston is often referred to as a cultural and artistic capital of the U.S. It's a bit of a hidden gem, as those that visit enjoy that it's a daytime oasis but also offers nightlife.īook a luxury cabana for up to eight people day or night, or post up poolside in the evening with one of the Fire BOKX options, which accommodate anywhere from up to 30 to 250 people. The BOKX Pool is seasonal, given that it's outdoor and open from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend. It's about a 20-minute drive, give or take, depending on where you are in Boston and the time of day with traffic. It's also available to the public for $35 per person, so if you have a car or grab an Uber, it would make for a nice summer day poolside, even if you're staying in the city. Last but not least, we leave you with another option that's not located right in the city or on a roof but is still a great outdoor pool with even more to offer than those in Boston: Hotel Indigo Boston-Newton Riverside's BOKX Pool. If you're looking to take your day up a notch and rent a cabana, they start at a $250 rental fee and $200 food and beverage minimum on weekdays, and that goes up to $350 rental fee and $300 food and beverage minimum on Saturday and then $450 rental fee and $400 food and beverage minimum on Sundays. but only to those staying or living at the Colonnade. through close, it's $10 and only open to those 21 years or older. During weekdays, there's a $45 charge for the public from 8 a.m. Indigo hotel boston free#
Hotel guests can use the RTP anytime during open hours, free of charge. On Wednesdays in June, there are Sun Salutation yoga classes, with participants getting a discount on RTP day passes if they choose to stick around longer.
The Colonnade hosts several events on the Rooftop throughout the season, so make sure you check out their events schedule. They also offer light bites to eat, such as sliders and California turkey wraps, to caesar salad and pizza from Boston's iconic Regina Pizzeria.
This is not only a great city pool, but also a destination that many go for rooftop cocktails in the evening, with summer cocktails including Not Your Mother's Lemonade and the Hibiscus Julep. Here you'll find a pool surrounded by beach chairs, cbanas and daybeds with views of Boston. Starting Memorial Day weekend, this is the place to cool down on a hot day if you prefer to stay in the city rather than head to the beach via train or car. One of Boston's most popular rooftop pools is the RTP, located 12 stories up on top of the Colonnade Hotel in the city's Back Bay neighborhood.
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