YOTEL BOSTON
Amsterdam Schiphol (Airside)
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A HOTEL REVOLUTION IN BOSTON'S SEAPORT DISTRICT
Old England meets New England – and any tea parties will be of the entirely social sort! Inspired by Japan, defined by a Brit, YOTEL delivers ergonomically designed rooms, that optimise the available space, and make smart use of technology to save you time and money. At YOTEL Boston, our signature tech-driven approach is supported by switched-on, can-do Crew. Guests can check in and out using self-service terminals, leaving more time to relax or explore the city. As a hotel located in Boston's Seaport area, we are minutes away from an array of interesting sights and landmarks.
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Fast WiFi on as many devices as you likeSuper-fast WiFi
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Soak up the city
The place to see and be seenRooftop Sky Bar
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Technology-driven guest servicesInnovative design
Our location
YOTEL Boston
65 Seaport Blvd
Boston, MA, 02210
USA
+1 617 377 4747
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Cabins
Crammed full of smart ideas and space saving designs, our Boston cabins have everything you need, and nothing you don’t – from award-winning beds and adjustable mood lighting to rejuvenating rain showers and smart TVs that connect seamlessly with your own devices.
Things to do
Our Sky Bar is the place to be! Step out onto our rooftop terrace opening to a 270-degree panoramic view of the city and harbour. The hotel also has sight of Boston Harbour and is within walking distance of the World Trade Center, Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, The Institute of Contemporary Art and the financial district.
