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1. The Revolution Hotel
The Revolution Hotel



2. Harborside Inn Of Boston
Harborside Inn Of Boston



3. The Dagny Boston
The Dagny Boston



4. Seaport Hotel Boston
Seaport Hotel Boston



5. The Godfrey Hotel Boston
The Godfrey Hotel Boston



6. Arcadian Hotel
Arcadian Hotel



7. Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport
Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport



8. citizenM Boston North Station
citizenM Boston North Station



9. Club Quarters Hotel Faneuil Hall, Boston
Club Quarters Hotel Faneuil Hall, Boston



10. The Midtown Hotel MOD Collection by Sonesta
The Midtown Hotel MOD Collection by Sonesta



11. Hyatt Regency Boston/Cambridge
Hyatt Regency Boston/Cambridge



12. Hotel Commonwealth
Hotel Commonwealth



13. Omni Parker House
Omni Parker House



14. citizenM Boston Back Bay
citizenM Boston Back Bay



15. The Westin Boston Seaport District
The Westin Boston Seaport District



16. Copley Square Hotel, a FOUND Hotel
Copley Square Hotel, a FOUND Hotel



17. Encore Boston Harbor
Encore Boston Harbor



18. Hilton Boston Park Plaza
Hilton Boston Park Plaza



19. The Verb Hotel
The Verb Hotel



20. Hyatt Place Boston/Seaport District
Hyatt Place Boston/Seaport DistrictGo beyond your typical stay in Brookline
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Top neighborhoods in Brookline

Coolidge Corner South Side
Centered around Beacon and Harvard Streets, this Brookline neighborhood boasts a pedestrian-friendly atmosphere, diverse dining options like crêperies and falafel joints, and cultural gems such as the Art Deco Coolidge Corner Theatre. Easily accessible via the Green Line C branch and #66 bus route.

Washington Square
Washington Square offers a perfect escape from Boston's downtown hustle without sacrificing convenience. This Brookline gem features tree-lined streets with charming historic homes, local boutiques, and easy Green Line access to Fenway Park, Harvard Square, or downtown attractions. The area's Jewish heritage shines through beautiful synagogues while diverse restaurants serve everything from Mediterranean to Asian cuisine. Casual wine bars and bistros offer relaxed evening dining with most spots closing by 10pm. Accommodation options include cozy bed & breakfasts in converted historic homes and short-term rentals. Wide sidewalks and abundant trees make this walkable neighborhood feel like a genuine residential haven rather than a tourist destination.


North Brookline
North Brookline offers a peaceful escape with tree-lined streets just minutes from Boston's buzz. Stroll past elegant brownstones to discover the historic Coolidge Corner Theatre or visit JFK's birthplace. The neighborhood blends academic energy from nearby Boston University with cultural richness reflected in diverse eateries and specialty shops. Getting around couldn't be easier with the Green Line's Coolidge Corner Station connecting you to downtown Boston in 15 minutes. Local cafes and kosher delis line Beacon Street while boutique B&Bs and vacation rentals in converted homes provide cozy accommodations for travelers seeking quiet charm.

Longwood
Brookline's Longwood neighborhood offers attractions including Brookline Arts Center.
Top landmarks in Brookline
Coolidge Corner Theatre

John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site

Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site

Larz Anderson Park
Larz Anderson Auto Museum
Brookline Farmers Market
Photographic Resource Center
Brookline Arts Center
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Beyond Boston's edge, Brookline offers a perfect blend of urban sophistication and leafy charm. Wander past stately homes where JFK was born at the John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site. The vintage Coolidge Corner Theatre screens indie films in an art deco gem that feels gloriously unchanged by time. Larz Anderson Auto Museum houses antique carriages and cars in a former Gilded Age carriage house. When hunger strikes, Coolidge Corner's Jewish delis serve pastrami sandwiches that locals defend with patriotic fervor. For sports fans, legendary Fenway Park sits just beyond the town line. The town's abundant green spaces offer respite when Boston's energy becomes overwhelming.
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Check out reviews of Brookline hotels guests love
Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport
"Staff super helpful amd accomadations were"
Seaport Hotel Boston
"Great hotel, no complaints!"
The Dagny Boston
"Great experience."
The Godfrey Hotel Boston
"great location."
The Midtown Hotel MOD Collection by Sonesta
"Great front desk staff!"
Arcadian Hotel
"The hotel is nice, well maintained and probably recent remodeled. Very well located if you want something around the Boston area with easy access, although it is in Brookline, it is very accessible with the "T" green line (C) right across the street, which can take you directly to Boston main attractions, Newsbury St., Back Bay and Downtown. There are nice restaurants and cafes two blocks from the hotel, and Brookline little downtown at 3 or 4 blocks, where you can find everything. I was there to help my daughter to move-in, since she is studying in Berklee School of Music, and it was a very convenient place to stay. It does has parking in case you need it by an additional fee."
Hyatt Regency Boston/Cambridge
"Needed more toilet paper called front desk. It never came. Had to go out and get it from the cleaning staff myself. Then on our last night they had a guy power washing the sidewalk right outside our room window at 9:30pm."
Hotel Commonwealth
"Great location. When you are sleeping the room is dark. No unnecessary little lights or clocks. Bed super comfortable. They do need to work on sound proofing between rooms. Clearly hear people conversing in the next room. Two great restaurants on either side of the hotel. Easy walking distance to several points of interest."
The Westin Boston Seaport District
"Great stay."
