Marriott hotels in Boston by neighborhood and brand

Marriott International operates 25 hotels across Boston under 10 sub-brands, covering neighborhoods from Downtown and Back Bay to the Seaport and Cambridge. Travelers pick Marriott properties here for predictable quality, Bonvoy points earning, and a range of price tiers that fit both business trips and leisure stays. Each property on this list holds active Marriott portfolio membership, carries a verified Boston street address, and operates under its current brand name. Marriott's participation in the Marriott Bonvoy TakeCare program gives guests a consistent sustainability baseline across all properties listed here.

How this list was built

Every property here is a verified Marriott International hotel operating in the Boston metro area. Each entry was checked for three things: active sub-brand membership under Marriott International, a confirmed street address in Boston or the immediate Cambridge area, and current operational status. Properties listed under a Marriott sub-brand but carrying unverifiable addresses or showing signs of closure or rebrand are excluded. We have a separate page for independent Boston hotels and for Hilton-brand properties in Boston.

This list covers 10 Marriott sub-brands: Marriott Hotels and Resorts, Courtyard by Marriott, Residence Inn, Westin, Sheraton, AC Hotels by Marriott, W Hotels, Aloft, Element by Westin, Autograph Collection, The Luxury Collection, The Ritz-Carlton, and Marriott Vacation Club. Guest ratings referenced throughout come from the verified inventory and range from 7.8 to 9.4 on a 10-point scale.

Marriott Boston properties at a glance

Marriott sub-brands in Boston: what each tier delivers

Courtyard by Marriott covers the widest geographic spread in Boston, with six locations across Downtown, Back Bay, South Boston, the Theater District, Logan Airport, and Cambridge. These properties target business travelers who want reliable amenities without full-service pricing.

Residence Inn properties at Fenway, Tudor Wharf, South End, and the Seaport offer studio and suite layouts with full kitchens, making them practical for stays longer than two or three nights. The Fenway and Seaport locations both carry 9.2 guest ratings.

At the upper end, The Liberty at 215 Charles St in Beacon Hill and The Ritz-Carlton at 10 Avery St in the Theater District represent Marriott's five-star tier. Both properties charge premium rates and draw guests who want a distinct Boston address rather than a standard hotel room.

The Seaport cluster is the densest concentration of Marriott properties in the city: The Westin Boston Seaport District, Element by Marriott, Aloft Boston Seaport District, The Envoy Hotel, and Residence Inn Boston Downtown Seaport all sit within a 10-minute walk of each other along Summer St, D Street, and Congress St.

Choosing the right Marriott in Boston

With 25 properties across ten sub-brands, the right Marriott in Boston comes down to where you want to be and what you need from the stay: Courtyard and AC for reliable mid-range business trips, the Ritz-Carlton and W for downtown luxury, Residence Inn for a kitchen on a longer visit. Bonvoy status carries across all of them, so the real choice is neighborhood and room style rather than loyalty perks.

The hotels

Courtyard Boston Downtown/North Station 107 Beverly Street, Boston 9.4906 reviews The property participates in Marriott's linen and towel reuse program, reducing laundry water consumption across guest room stays.3 min walk to North Station (Green/Orange) View hotel → Boston Marriott Copley Place 110 Huntington Avenue, Boston 8.71,802 reviews Boston Marriott Copley Place has implemented energy management systems across guest floors to reduce electricity draw during low-occupancy periods.2 min walk to Prudential (Green) View hotel → Residence Inn by Marriott Boston Back Bay/Fenway 125 Brookline Avenue, Boston 9.2864 reviews The Fenway location uses in-room recycling stations and sources breakfast items from regional suppliers to cut transport emissions.5 min walk to Fenway (Green) View hotel → The Westin Boston Seaport District 425 Summer Street, Boston 8.61,777 reviews The Westin Boston Seaport District offers guests the WestinWORKOUT gear lending program, reducing the need to pack and transport personal fitness equipment.6 min walk to World Trade Center (Silver) View hotel → The Westin Copley Place, Boston 10 Huntington Avenue, Boston 8.51,228 reviews The property uses LED lighting throughout public spaces and has reduced single-use plastic amenities in guest bathrooms.3 min walk to Copley (Green) View hotel → Residence Inn by Marriott Boston Harbor on Tudor Wharf 34-44 Charles River Avenue, Boston 9.01,298 reviews The Tudor Wharf location uses waterfront-facing windows with high-efficiency glazing to reduce heating load during Boston's winter months.12 min walk to North Station (Green/Orange) View hotel → Sheraton Boston Hotel 39 Dalton Street, Boston 8.21,790 reviews Sheraton Boston participates in Marriott's food waste reduction initiative, tracking and diverting kitchen waste from landfill through a composting partnership.4 min walk to Hynes Convention Center (Green) View hotel → Element by Marriott Boston Seaport District 391-395 D Street, Boston 9.0608 reviews Element properties are built around LEED design principles, and the D Street location incorporates bike storage and EV charging to support low-emission guest travel.10 min walk to Broadway (Red) View hotel → Aloft by Marriott Boston Seaport District 401-403 D Street, Boston 8.6867 reviews Aloft Boston Seaport uses keyless mobile check-in to reduce plastic key card production and waste across high-volume guest turnover periods.10 min walk to Broadway (Red) View hotel → Boston Marriott Long Wharf 296 State Street, Boston 8.7448 reviews Boston Marriott Long Wharf has installed water-efficient fixtures throughout the property, cutting water use per occupied room compared to the prior decade's baseline.3 min walk to Aquarium (Blue) View hotel → Courtyard Boston-South Boston 63 R Boston Street, Boston 8.4593 reviews The South Boston Courtyard uses programmable thermostats in all guest rooms to cut HVAC energy use during unoccupied hours.8 min walk to Andrew (Red) View hotel → AC Hotel by Marriott Boston Downtown 225 Albany Street, Boston 8.8412 reviews AC Hotel Boston Downtown uses a building management system that adjusts lighting and climate controls based on real-time occupancy data.7 min walk to Massachusetts Avenue (Orange) View hotel → Courtyard by Marriott Boston Downtown 275 Tremont Street, Boston 8.01,162 reviews The Tremont St Courtyard participates in Marriott's towel reuse program and has replaced single-use toiletry bottles with bulk dispensers in guest bathrooms.5 min walk to Boylston (Green) View hotel → Courtyard by Marriott Boston Logan Airport 225 William F. McClellan Highway, Boston 7.81,085 reviews The Logan Airport Courtyard offers a shuttle service to Logan International Airport (BOS), reducing the number of individual taxi and rideshare trips from the property.15 min walk to Airport (Blue) View hotel → Residence Inn Boston Downtown/South End 2001 Washington Street, Boston 8.3629 reviews The Washington Street location sources breakfast ingredients from local vendors within the South End neighborhood, cutting supply chain transport miles.6 min walk to Massachusetts Avenue (Orange) View hotel → AC Hotel by Marriott Boston Cleveland Circle 395 Chestnut Hill Avenue, Boston 8.6373 reviews The Cleveland Circle AC Hotel uses high-efficiency HVAC units and low-flow plumbing fixtures throughout the building.4 min walk to Cleveland Circle (Green) View hotel → The Liberty, a Marriott Luxury Collection Hotel, Boston 215 Charles St, Boston, Massachusetts, 02114, Boston 8.6148 reviews The Liberty's adaptive reuse of the historic Charles Street Jail structure preserved existing building materials, avoiding the carbon cost of new construction.4 min walk to Charles/MGH (Red) View hotel → The Ritz-Carlton, Boston 10 Avery Street, Boston 8.4181 reviews The Ritz-Carlton Boston uses a centralized energy management platform to monitor and reduce electricity consumption across all guest floors.4 min walk to Boylston (Green) View hotel → W Boston, a Marriott Hotel 100 Stuart Street, Boston, Massachusetts, 02116, Boston 8.8147 reviews W Boston uses refillable in-room amenity dispensers and has eliminated single-use plastic water bottles from guest rooms.3 min walk to Boylston (Green) View hotel → The Envoy Hotel, Autograph Collection 70 Sleeper Street, Boston 8.4291 reviews The Envoy Hotel uses a rooftop bar setup that minimizes mechanical cooling needs through natural ventilation design.7 min walk to Courthouse (Silver) View hotel → Courtyard Boston Copley Square 88 Exeter Street, Boston 9.2286 reviews The Copley Square Courtyard uses occupancy sensors in guest corridors to reduce lighting energy use during overnight hours.2 min walk to Copley (Green) View hotel → Residence Inn by Marriott Boston Downtown Seaport 370 Congress Street, Boston 9.2375 reviews The Congress St Residence Inn uses a greywater recycling system to reduce potable water consumption in laundry operations.5 min walk to Courthouse (Silver) View hotel → Marriott Vacation Club® at Custom House, Boston   Three McKinley Square, Boston 9.4270 reviews The Custom House property operates within a historic tower structure, preserving the original granite exterior and avoiding demolition waste.4 min walk to State (Blue/Orange) View hotel → W Boston 100 Stuart Street, Boston 8.5264 reviews This W Hotels property uses smart room controls that power down non-essential systems when guests leave the room.3 min walk to Boylston (Green) View hotel → Courtyard by Marriott Boston Cambridge 777 Memorial Drive, Cambridge 8.8794 reviews The Memorial Drive Courtyard uses Charles River-facing window glazing rated for high thermal performance, reducing heating demand during Boston's winter months.14 min walk to Central Square (Red) View hotel →