The Liberty, a Marriott Luxury Collection Hotel, Boston
When you book The Liberty, a Marriott Luxury Collection Hotel, Boston in the USA, through our Marriott STARS partnership, your stay includes daily breakfast for two and a $100 USD hotel credit once per stay. You also receive a room upgrade when available. You continue earning Marriott Bonvoy points and elite night credits. No premium credit card or membership needed: request a quote and our advisor books it at the same rate as booking direct.
Exclusive Booking Perks
These perks are included with your stay at the same rate as booking direct with the hotel.
- Personalized and customized amenity
- Complimentary breakfast daily for two guests per room
- All STARS hotels offer a hotel credit valued at $100 USD (once per stay)
- Early check-in and late check-out (when available)
- Complimentary upgrade (if available at check-in)
Guest feedback
8.6/10 from 148 guest reviews
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Guests liked
- Great location
- Friendly staff
- Clean accommodations
Points to consider
- Noise issues
- View from room not ideal
- High parking costs
Location
The Luxury Collection maintains a portfolio of independent properties, each chosen for its sense of place and cultural resonance rather than formula. This hotel occupies Boston's West End, a neighbourhood rebuilt in the late 1950s after urban renewal razed a vibrant Italian and Jewish enclave, displacing over 20,000 residents. Today the area sits between Beacon Hill's Federal-era rowhouses and the North End's tangled streets, bordered by the Charles River to the west.
Walk south toward Cambridge Street and you'll reach the foot of Beacon Hill within minutes. Cross into the North End and narrow alleys give way to red-sauce institutions and the aroma of fresh-baked focaccia. The river esplanade runs along the western edge, popular with runners and scullers from the Union Boat Club.
This is a city built on revolutionary history and Puritan ambition, now home to biotech corridors and university campuses. Boston Logan International Airport lies five kilometres east, a quick cab ride through the Sumner Tunnel.
The hotel's position in the West End places you within easy reach of Boston's culinary depth and historical fabric. For Japanese precision, book a table at 311 Omakase, a chef's counter tucked into a South End rowhouse two kilometres south where Chef Wei Fa Chen serves omakase tasting menus. Across Cambridge Street, Beacon Hill's gas lamps and brick sidewalks lead to hidden courtyards and the Massachusetts State House's gilded dome. The Charles River esplanade offers direct access to the water: the Charlesgate Yacht Club and Charles Riverboat Company sit less than a kilometre away.
Walk east into the North End for espresso at corner cafés and cannoli at century-old pasticcerie. The Boston Public Market, just over a kilometre southeast, showcases New England farmers and fishmongers under one roof. Start with freshly shucked oysters and local honey before wandering to Quincy Market's granite arcades.
Winter arrives sharp and unforgiving. January and February hover just above freezing by day, dipping well below at night, with snowfall transforming the Common into a Currier & Ives scene. March thaws slowly, mud season creeping in before spring finally takes hold in late April. May through early June offers the city at its most inviting: tulips in the Public Garden, café tables spilling onto sidewalks, temperatures in the high teens.
July and August turn humid, the heat softened by harbour breezes and the pull of nearby beaches like Revere. September is peak season: crisp mornings, warm afternoons, the light turning golden over the Charles. October brings foliage to the Esplanade and a last burst of outdoor energy before November's grey skies settle in.
Plan for late spring or early autumn.
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