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The Hynes sits at 900 Boylston Street where Back Bay's Newbury Street shopping corridor meets the Prudential Center. Navan's curation prioritized walkability: every hotel is under half a mile from the convention entrance.
Closest hotel: citizenM Boston Back Bay at 0.0 miles from the Hynes entrance
Distance range: All 9 hotels sit within 0.4 miles, none requires a cab
Star range: 2-star to 5-star options within the same Back Bay corridor
Transit: Green Line Hynes Convention Center station is steps from the door
A lobby designed for impromptu meetings and late-night work sessions sits directly beside the Hynes entrance. Compact, tech-forward rooms prioritize what convention attendees actually use: blackout shades, fast Wi-Fi, and tablet-controlled lighting that adjusts to jet lag.
A 95-room boutique on Commonwealth Avenue where suites come standard and the pace drops the moment you step off Boylston. Uni, the hotel's ground-floor izakaya, handles client dinners that double as a break from convention catering.
Book a room at the Hilton and your convention commute is a two-minute walk down Dalton Street to the Hynes. The on-site restaurant and rooftop bar keep the conference day self-contained, while Hilton Honors members earn points on every night.
Built for the traveler who treats recovery like strategy. The 61-story tower at One Dalton puts a full-service spa, indoor pool, and floor-to-ceiling city views within a two-minute walk of the Hynes convention floor.
Three restored 1880s brownstones on Newbury Street hold 32 rooms that feel residential, not corporate. Continental breakfast is included, and the walk to the Hynes passes eight blocks of restaurants, galleries, and coffee shops you will actually want to visit between sessions.
Full-service luxury on Boylston Street where Ramsay's Kitchen handles client dinners and the spa handles everything else. The Mandarin sits midway between Copley Square and the Hynes, so both directions keep your evening options open.
When the budget matters more than the thread count, this 2-star on Huntington Avenue delivers a clean room and a straight walk to the Hynes. Sonesta Travel Pass members earn points, and the savings leave room for a proper dinner on Newbury Street.
By morning, Kenmore Square sits outside your window; by evening, Fenway Park fills with noise two blocks away. The hotel's ground-floor dining runs late enough for post-convention suppers, and game-night energy keeps the neighborhood lively when most convention districts go quiet.
For the convention attendee who values a historic address over a flashy lobby. The Lenox has anchored the corner of Exeter and Boylston since 1900, and its Copley Square location puts Boylston Street dining within a block in every direction.
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