BOSTON, MA - Hyatt Regency or Boston Harbor?
Dec 10, 2015, 7:20 am
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BOSTON, MA - Hyatt Regency or Boston Harbor?
Planning a trip next October to Boston for a few days vacation. Need to choose between the 2... based on accommodations, location etc...
What is your recommendation?
Things to consider:
- Traveling with my wife and a 15 month old
- Will use a DSU
Thank you in advance...
What is your recommendation?
Things to consider:
- Traveling with my wife and a 15 month old
- Will use a DSU
Thank you in advance...
Dec 10, 2015, 10:30 am
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I'd suggest Hyatt Regency as it is in the downtown. The Boston Harbor Hyatt, though has a great view and free airport shuttle, is a little far from all the tourist spots.
Dec 10, 2015, 11:56 am
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Dec 10, 2015, 4:30 pm
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At the Regency only one of the suites in the upgrade pool has a tub/shower (vs. walk in shower only). I believe it is 2001 or 2101. We switched into this room to help w/bathing our baby. They will provide an infant tub but it was easier to do w/a faucet rather than just a showerhead.
Dec 11, 2015, 7:23 am
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At the Regency only one of the suites in the upgrade pool has a tub/shower (vs. walk in shower only). I believe it is 2001 or 2101. We switched into this room to help w/bathing our baby. They will provide an infant tub but it was easier to do w/a faucet rather than just a showerhead.
Dec 13, 2015, 5:32 pm
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If you are headed to the HR Boston and you are driving, be aware that the hotel's parking is very expensive.
My suggestion if it is over weekend, is to take a look at the Post Office Square Parking Garage. A 5-7 min walk and far cheaper ($9/weekend day I think vs $40+)
My suggestion if it is over weekend, is to take a look at the Post Office Square Parking Garage. A 5-7 min walk and far cheaper ($9/weekend day I think vs $40+)