Rooms and suites

Standard rooms include free Wi-Fi, 55-inch TVs, a mini-fridge, a Keurig coffee maker and a safe. The whole hotel is nonsmoking. Higher floors look toward Boston Common or the Financial District towers. The hotel is popular with school groups and conferences, so ask for a room away from the elevators if you want quiet.

Pool and fitness

There is an indoor pool with a sauna and a fitness center, which is useful in winter and with children.

Restaurant

Avenue One is the hotel's restaurant and lounge, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner and drinks in the evening.

The neighborhood

The hotel sits where three neighborhoods meet. Chinatown's restaurants, bakeries and late-night spots start around the corner, the theaters along Washington and Tremont Streets are a few minutes south, and Downtown Crossing's department stores are across the street. Boston Common and the start of the Freedom Trail are about five minutes west, and Temple Place bars such as jm Curley are close by.

Getting there

Downtown Crossing (Red and Orange Lines) and Chinatown (Orange Line) stations are both a few minutes away, and South Station is about ten minutes on foot. From Logan Airport, the free Silver Line SL1 bus runs from the terminals to South Station, and a taxi or ride-share takes about 15 to 25 minutes outside rush hour.

Before you book

Check-in is from 4 p.m. and checkout at noon. Self-parking is listed at about $41 a night and valet at about $65. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, up to two under 75 pounds, for a $100 fee for stays of up to six nights. World of Hyatt points apply.

Sources: Hyatt Regency Boston, fact sheet, Super.com. Checked October 11, 2026.