Hotels Near Fenway Park - Boston Red Sox

What Are Some Affordable Hotels Near Fenway Park?

There are several great affordable options for your stay near Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts, so you can do even more during your stay.

The Boston Fenway Inn by FOUND is located just steps from Kenmore Square and Berklee College of Music in the heart of Boston, as well as less than half a mile from the Hynes Convention Center and Newbury Street. Guest rooms at the Boston Fenway Inn by FOUND feature free Wi-Fi access to keep you connected on the go, as well as bathrooms with showers, desks, and housekeeping that is provided daily. Guests have access to a vending machine, a 24-hour front desk, and concierge service. A free continental breakfast is served each morning from 7-10 a.m. The front desk also has luggage storage, so you can explore the city before you check in or after you check out.

The Hotel Commonwealth is another great budget option in the Fenway-Kenmore area, and it is within a ten-minute walk of Fenway Park. Each guest room features flat-screen TVs with digital programming, mini fridges, complimentary Wi-Fi access, and pillowtop beds with down comforters and Egyptian cotton sheets. Guests can also enjoy the recreational health club or take in the view from the hotel's terrace. Enjoy a meal at one of the Hotel Commonwealth's two on-site restaurants, and have a night cap at the hotel's bar. There is a full breakfast available each morning for an additional fee. This is also a great facility for work meetings or business retreats, featuring 12,500 square feet of event facilities.

What Are the Best Luxury Hotels Near Fenway Park?

There are also several fabulous luxurious options near Fenway Park. Enjoy these five-star properties and make them your home during your stay near Fenway.

The Mandarin Oriental Boston is located just steps from Newbury Street, an upscale shopping area. Guest rooms at the Mandarin Oriental Boston feature LCD TVs with cable programming and DVD players, minibars, and private bathrooms with separate showers and bathtubs as well as complimentary designer toiletries. Pamper yourself and your loved ones with a visit to the Mandarin Oriental's spa, and get a body treatment, massage, or facial. Guests can also enjoy the hotel's sauna and health club. Wi-Fi internet access is available for an additional charge. Grab a bite at the hotel's restaurant Bar Boulud or grab a drink at the bar. Made-to-order breakfasts are also available for an additional fee. Express check-in and limo and town car service make it easy to get there and away conveniently.

The Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street Boston is another fabulous luxury hotel option near Fenway Park. It is also located near the Prudential Tower, Hynes Convention Center, and Newbury Street. Guests love the rooms that feature plasma TVs, complimentary wired and Wi-Fi internet access, iPads, and digital programming, as well as bathrooms with complimentary designer toiletries. Luxuriate in the full-service spa which provides facials, massages, and body treatments. Families will love the recreational amenities that include concierge services, an indoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center.

Dine in style at the hotel's restaurant Zuma, which serves Japanese cuisine, or one of the hotel's other two on-site restaurants. Have a night cap at one of the hotel's two bars, or enjoy cooked-to-order breakfasts each morning from 6-11 a.m. for an additional fee. The Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street Boston is also a great location for a business retreat or meeting, with limo and town care service, a business center, and more than 10,000 square feet of facilities including conference space and more.

What Are the Best Discount Options Near Fenway Park?

Enjoy special discounts on your stay near Fenway Park that will allow you to do even more. The Midtown Hotel— which is within a five-minute walk of Kenmore Square and less than half a mile from Copley Place — offers special discounts for AAA members. Guest rooms at the Midtown Hotel include flat-screen TVs with cable programming to keep everyone in the family entertained, as well as bathrooms with hair dryers and showers. Kids will also love the Midtown Hotel's recreational facilities, including a seasonal outdoor pool, while parents will like the hotel's fireplace, 24-hour front desk, multi-lingual staff, luggage storage, and hair salon. Self-parking is also available onsite, subject to an additional charge.

The Sheraton Boston, a Marriott hotel, also offers discounts for AAA members to help you save on your stay. This four-star property is within half a mile of Boston Symphony Hall and the Prudential Tower. Guest rooms feature flat-screen TVs with cable programming, mini fridges, pillowtop beds that come with premium bedding, and Wi-Fi for a surcharge. Luxuriate in a visit to the full-service spa, and take advantage of the indoor and the outdoor pools and the 24-hour fitness center.

The hotel's coffee shop offers snacks, or you can grab a meal at MARKET. Buffet breakfast is served for a fee on weekdays from 6:30-11:00 a.m., and on weekends from 7:00-11:00 a.m.

What Is There To Do and See Near Fenway Park?

Historic Fenway Park is an incredible landmark to visit if you're a baseball fan. But even if baseball isn't your thing, there is so much to do and see during your stay near Fenway Park. The neighborhood around Kenmore Square, home of the eponymous T (or metro) stop, features sports bars along Landsdowne Street, clubs, and buzzy restaurants and student hangouts. Enjoy a drink at the renowned restaurant Eastern Standard or local favorite pub Cornwall's. There are also plenty of boutique shops to peruse on nearby Newbury Street, as well as bookstores and souvenir shops.

Check out local favorite restaurants too, like Tasty Burger, serving the quintessential burger that also happens to be the official burger of the Boston Red Sox. The renowned Bleacher Bar is a one-of-a-kind place that boasts a clear view from right below the Green Monster to Fenway Park's third base. While it was once the visiting team's batting cage, the Bleacher Bar now serves Boston brews like Sam Adams and Harpoon.

Whether you're a baseball fanatic or just enjoy touring an exciting new city, you're sure to love your trip to the Fenway Park area of Boston, Massachusetts.

In 1904, General Charles Henry Taylor purchased a baseball team for his son, John I. Taylor. Formerly known as Puritans, Plymouth Rocks and Pilgrims, the team was officially renamed as the Boston Red Sox in 1907 under Taylor's direction. In 1910, Taylor announced plans for construction of a new ballpark for his team. Due to it's location in the Fenway section of Boston, the new venue was fittingly named Fenway Park. Prior to the opening of Fenway Park, the Red Sox played at Huntington Avenue Grounds, which is now part of Northeastern University.

Fenway Park, current home to the Boston Red Sox, is the oldest ballpark in the Major Leagues. The original opening day was set for April 18, 1912 but, due to rain, the date was postponed for two days. The official opening day, held on April 20, 1912, saw the Red Sox lead a 7-6 win over the New York Highlanders, now known as the New York Yankees, while 27,000 fans watched on.

While much of the world today is all about technology and innovation, Fenway Park believes in preserving the past. In fact, Fenway Park features one of the last manual scoreboards in the Major Leagues, which is used to display scores from other American League games. In 1975, Fenway Park received an electronic scoreboard, which is used to display National League game scores.