Renaissance Boston Seaport District

Renaissance Boston Seaport District
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At A Glance

In-room Jacuzzi tubs available in select suites for a private spa experience.

4.1-star rated hotel with an indoor pool, fitness center, and beautiful Seaport District views.

Perfect for couples and travelers seeking upscale accommodations in a vibrant, walkable neighborhood.

Amenities

PoolRestaurantBarFitness / Spa Locker RoomsRoom ServiceSuitesWiFiInternetParkingMeeting RoomsConciergeLaundry

About The Hotel

The Renaissance Boston Seaport District features in-room Jacuzzi tubs in many of its suites. These private hot tubs let you soak and unwind without leaving your room. It’s a great way to relax after exploring the city.

Guests love the spacious, thoughtfully designed rooms at this hotel. The indoor pool is beautiful, and the fitness center is well-equipped. Many visitors appreciate the premium amenities and comfortable beds. The Club Level access offers breakfast and snacks throughout the day for added convenience.

This hotel sits in the vibrant Seaport District, one of Boston’s most exciting neighborhoods. You’ll have easy access to restaurants, shops, and waterfront attractions. The hotel also offers room service, a restaurant, a bar, and concierge service to help plan your stay. It’s ideal for business travelers, couples, and families looking for a luxury Boston experience.

The Location

Renaissance Boston Seaport District is situated at 606 Congress Street, Boston, MA 02210. You can find more details or book your stay on TripAdvisor.

Location & Neighborhood

Boston, Massachusetts

606 Congress Street, Boston, MA 02210

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What guests are saying about Renaissance Boston Seaport District:

4.3 out of 5(2,432 reviews)
★★★★★
5/5
a month ago
"The overall experience during my six night stay was positive. The location along Seaport was ideal for food and shopping choices and for a great walk along Seaport. My room in the 16th floor had a great view overlooking the water and a view of planes taking off from the airport. The bed was super comfortable. The bathroom was small in that you had to close the bathroom door to be able to open the shower door - not great for someone who prefers to keep bathroom door open while showering to avoid extra steam and heat in bathroom. The technology on the TVs could use an upgrade to allow screen sharing. Chromecast or apply play. The Starbucks attached to the hotel is solid - great staff, relatively quick, and recipes made right. The resort fee of 35$ includes a $20 credit at Starbucks or onsite restaurant which I utilized. I also took advantage of the two vouchers for free clam chowder and beverage at nearby delicious Yankee Lobster. It also included a ticket to Contemporary Art Museum - which I did get to visit. The vouchers needed to be picked up from The concierge and she was incredible. My service stars would have been a four because the front desk was good and did the job but nothing over the top from a first experience perspective. The concierge was incredible."

— Frank Bowman

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★★★★
4/5
5 months ago
"We had a great experience staying at this hotel, it was a gorgeous facility. Sheets were high quality, overall aesthetic was nice. We stored our luggage here before our evening flight, no complaints there. However, I called the front desk and requested an additional blanket. I expected room service to show up at some point, but they never did. People have told me this is just American hospitality, but I would expect a little more from a 4-star hotel."

— jacob shoe

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★★★★
4/5
5 months ago
"This was a nice and very clean hotel. The room was nice and spacious. The location was near the convention center, about .5 mile walk. I loved being near the waterfront for the views and morning walks along the harbor. The staff at this hotel including the manager, Steven, were fantastic. The downsides of the stay were the following: There is no room service for breakfast or any other meals for that matter. The "destination" fees totaled over $40.00 nightly as there were taxes and fees on the fees."

— Lisa Brewer

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