Rooms and suites

After the renovation, the hotel offers standard rooms plus Executive, Premium, One Bedroom King, Hospitality, Vice Presidential and Presidential suites, which suit groups that need a room to meet in. The renovated rooms have a fresh, contemporary look, and the hotel's suites are popular with groups who need a living room for meetings. Upper floors look toward the harbor or the downtown skyline.

Pool and fitness

There is an indoor pool, a sauna, a fitness center and a dedicated Peloton room.

Around the hotel

The Seaport's main restaurant streets are a few blocks north, and the ICA and Row 34 are within walking distance. South Station is a short Silver Line ride.

Who it suits

The hotel is a practical choice for anyone with business at the convention center, since the doors are across the street. Leisure travelers get a newly renovated room at what is often a lower price than the hotels on the waterfront, with the Seaport's restaurants and the Harborwalk a short walk north and Fort Point's breweries and galleries about ten minutes west.

Getting there

The Silver Line's World Trade Center and Silver Line Way stops are both a few minutes away. From Logan, the free SL1 bus reaches the Seaport in about 15 minutes, and a taxi takes about 10 to 15 minutes through the Ted Williams Tunnel.

Before you book

Pets and emotional-support animals are not allowed; service animals are welcome. Valet parking runs about $56 to $58 a day. Marriott Bonvoy points apply.

Sources: Renaissance Boston Seaport District, suites, renovation release. Checked October 11, 2026.