Lexington
The town where the Revolution began, about fifteen miles northwest of Boston – the Battle Green, the Minute Man park along the road to Concord, and a 22-room Relais & Châteaux inn on the green itself.
The neighborhoods
Back Bay
The Public Garden, Newbury Street and Copley Square on a nineteenth-century grid of brick and brownstone – five of the eleven hotels are here, all within a mile of one another.
Rowes Wharf & the Waterfront
The harbor's front door – the Rose Kennedy Greenway on one side, the water taxis on the other, with the North End, Faneuil Hall and the Financial District a few minutes on foot.
Everett & the Mystic River
Across the Mystic River from Charlestown and outside Boston's city limits – a Wynn casino resort on a remediated stretch of riverbank, fifteen minutes from downtown by car.
Downtown, Beacon Hill & the Financial District
The old peninsula – Beacon Hill's brick lanes above the Common, the Theater District's marquees along Tremont Street and the Financial District's towers around Post Office Square – three hotels within little more than a mile of one another, with the Freedom Trail running through the middle.