Finding hotels with parking in Boston is harder than it sounds. Street parking is scarce, public garages fill fast on event nights, and many downtown hotels treat parking as a footnote.
We picked these five because their parking actually works: on-site or directly affiliated garages, covered access, and capacity that holds up when the city is busy. All five are upscale or luxury hotels: three rated five stars and two rated four.
How we ranked these hotels
Parking quality drove every placement here, not star ratings. Hotels with on-site or directly affiliated garages ranked above those relying on distant third-party lots. Within the same parking category, hotel quality and guest reviews helped separate similar properties. Hotels where parking is a small add-on or where the garage is unverified were cut entirely.
Boston hotels with parking: quick comparison
| Hotel | Guest score | Stars | Parking Type | Nearest Subway | Walk (min) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| InterContinental Boston by IHG | 9.2 (1,541 reviews) | 5 | On-site garage, valet | South Station (Red Line) | 5 |
| Boston Harbor Hotel | 9.4 (606 reviews) | 5 | On-site garage, valet | Aquarium (Blue Line) | 5 |
| The Liberty, a Marriott Luxury Collection Hotel, Boston | 8.6 (148 reviews) | 5 | Valet | Charles/MGH (Red Line) | 3 |
| Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport | 9 (4,266 reviews) | 4 | On-site garage, valet and self-park | World Trade Center (Silver Line) | 4 |
| Seaport Hotel Boston | 9.4 (3,893 reviews) | 4 | On-site garage, valet and self-park | World Trade Center (Silver Line) | 3 |
Parking tips for Boston drivers
- Book your parking spot when you reserve your room. Boston garages fill during Red Sox home games, conventions at the Menino Convention & Exhibition Center, and major events at TD Garden.
- Valet costs more than self-park at the hotels here that offer both, and in-and-out rules differ: at Seaport Hotel Boston, valet includes in-and-out privileges but self-parking does not.
- The Seaport and Fort Point neighborhoods have the most hotel garages with real capacity. Beacon Hill and Back Bay properties tend to rely on smaller or affiliated structures.
- If you are driving an oversized vehicle or towing, call the hotel directly before arrival. Every garage has its own clearance height, and booking pages rarely show it.
Hotels with parking in Boston: what to expect on arrival
Boston's street grid was not designed for cars, and that shows in how hotels handle parking.
Properties in the Seaport and waterfront districts tend to have the largest garages. Beacon Hill and Back Bay hotels often work with affiliated garages a short walk away.
If you're arriving with gear, kids or a rental car, the Seaport hotels are the easiest base. The waterfront hotels on Atlantic Avenue and Rowes Wharf offer covered, on-site parking with direct hotel access, which matters when it is raining or you are carrying luggage.
The hotels
InterContinental Boston by IHG
510 Atlantic Avenue, Boston
9.21,541 reviews
IHG operates the Green Engage program, which tracks energy, water, and waste at the property levelSpecific certification status for this Boston location is not verified.
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Boston Harbor Hotel
70 Rowes Wharf, Boston
9.4606 reviews
5 min walk to Aquarium (Blue Line)On-site valet with covered access at Rowes Wharf, where public parking is scarce and expensive. If you're driving, this garage is a big plus
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The Liberty, a Marriott Luxury Collection Hotel, Boston
215 Charles St, Boston, Massachusetts, 02114, Boston
8.6148 reviews
Marriott's Serve 360 program covers energy, water, and waste reduction targets across its portfolioProperty-level certification for The Liberty is not verified.
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Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport
450 Summer Street, Boston
9.04,266 reviews
Omni runs its Say Goodnight to Hunger program; no certification for this hotel is verified.4 min walk to World Trade Center (Silver Line)
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Seaport Hotel Boston
1 Seaport Lane, Boston, Massachusetts, 02210, Boston
9.43,893 reviews
Holds Green Key Global's Four Green Keys rating, according to the hotel's own sustainability page.3 min walk to World Trade Center (Silver Line)
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Frequently asked questions
Do Boston hotels charge extra for parking?＋
Yes. Every hotel on this list charges a separate daily fee for parking. Rates vary by hotel and aren't included in the room rate. Valet tends to cost more than self-park where both options exist. Check the hotel's website for current parking rates before booking.
Which Boston hotel has the best self-park option?＋
Boston Harbor Hotel offers self-parking in the underground garage at Rowes Wharf, and you can leave and come back the same day at no extra charge. At Seaport Hotel Boston, self-parking in the garage beneath the hotel has no in-and-out privileges, so take valet there if you'll be in and out with the car.
Is parking available near Beacon Hill hotels?＋
Beacon Hill has some of the tightest parking in the city. The Liberty on Charles Street is the standout option because it offers valet parking for guests, with unlimited in-and-out privileges.
Are there hotels with parking near the Thomas M. Menino Convention & Exhibition Center?＋
Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport and Seaport Hotel Boston are both within a short walk of the convention center and operate on-site garages. Both fill quickly during large conventions, so reserve parking when you book the room.
Do any of these hotels offer EV charging in their garages?＋
We couldn't confirm EV charging at every hotel here. Ask the hotel before you arrive, and check whether you need to reserve a charger.
Can I park at a Boston hotel if I am not a guest?＋
Some hotel garages accept non-guest parking on a space-available basis, often at a higher daily rate than the guest rate. Call the hotel directly to ask. During peak periods, garages are typically reserved for registered guests.
