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8 Pet-Friendly Hotels in Boston (2026 Update)

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Boston is a wonderful place to visit. It has an incredibly rich history and there’s so many things you can do there. In this wonderful city, you can visit the Freedom Trail, Fenway Park, the Museum of Fine Arts, and more.

However, before visiting, it can be helpful to know where all the pet-friendly hotels are so you can make proper plans. Keep reading as we list several of the most popular options in the area.

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The 8 Pet-Friendly Hotels in Boston

1. The Boxer Boston

The Boxer Boston
Image By: Instagram @theboxerboston
🗺️ Address: 📍 107 Merrimac St, Boston, MA 02114
⭐ Star Rating: ⭐⭐
🕐 Open Times: Check-in, 4 p.m.; check-out, 12 p.m.
💲 Cost: $100 pet fee
  • It’s not far from the Thoreau Path walking trail
  • Breakfast, lunch, coffee break, dinner, and late-night snacks available
  • Several places to eat within a few blocks

2. Hilton Garden Inn Boston Brookline

Hilton Garden Inn
Image Credit: Hilton Garden Inn
🗺️ Address: 📍 700 Brookline Ave, Brookline, MA 02446
⭐ Star Rating:
🕐 Open Times: Check-in, 4 p.m.; check-out, 11 a.m.
💲 Cost: $75 pet fee
  • Access to Emerald Necklace walking trail
  • Walking distance to the Walnut-Juniper Pollinator Garden
  • Minutes from the Evelyn Kirrane Aquatics Center
  • Indoor pool and large fitness center

3. Embassy Suites by Hilton Boston at Logan Airport

Embassy Suites by Hilton Boston at Logan Airport
Image Credit: Instagram @lakittyfrancaise
🗺️ Address: 📍 207 Porter St, Boston, MA 02128
⭐ Star Rating:
🕐 Open Times: Check-in, 4 p.m.; check-out, 11 a.m.
💲 Cost: $75 pet fee
  • Access to East Boston Memorial Park, which has a playground and a long walking trail
  • In-house dining with an extensive drink menu
  • Less than 4 miles from Fenway Park

4. Comfort Inn Boston

Comfort Inn Boston
Image Credit: Comfort Inn Boston
🗺️ Address: 📍 900 Morrissey Blvd, Boston, MA 02122
⭐ Star Rating:
🕐 Open Times: Check-in, 4 p.m.; check-out, 12 p.m.
💲 Cost: $75 pet fee + $100 deposit
  • Shuttle service to various locations around the city
  • Uniformed security helps convey a feeling of safety
  • Minutes from Dorchester Shores Reservation, tiny island dog park

5. Best Western Adams Inn Quincy-Boston

Best Western Adams Inn Quincy-Boston
Image Credit: Instagram @bwadamsinn
🗺️ Address: 📍 29 Hancock St, Quincy, MA 02171
⭐ Star Rating:
🕐 Open Times: Check-in, 4 p.m.; check-out, 11 a.m.
💲 Cost: $30 pet fee
  • Scenic views of the Neponset River
  • Quiet hotel away from traffic
  • Minutes from Pope John Paul II Park, which has plenty of open space

6. The Revolution Hotel

The Revolution Hotel
Image Credit: The Revolution Hotel
🗺️ Address: 📍 40 Berkeley St, Boston, MA 02116
⭐ Star Rating:
🕐 Open Times: Check-in, 4 p.m.; check-out, 12 p.m.
💲 Cost: $25 pet fee
  • Walking distance to several restaurants
  • Not far from Peter’s Park, which has a dog run
  • Easy to access off the highway

7.  The Verb Hotel

The Verb Hotel
Image Credit: Instagram @theverbhotel
🗺️ Address: 📍 1271 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02215
⭐ Star Rating:
🕐 Open Times: Check-in, 4 p.m.; check-out, 11 a.m.
💲 Cost: $75 pet fee
  • Authentic “rock and roll” experience
  • Right next to Fenway Park
  • Walking distance to the Fenway Garden Society

8. Studio Allston Hotel

Studio Allston Hotel
Image Credit: Instagram @hotelstudioallston
🗺️ Address: 📍 1234 Soldiers Field Rd, Boston, MA 02135
⭐ Star Rating:
🕐 Open Times: Check-in, 4 p.m.; check-out, 11 a.m.
💲 Cost: $75 pet fee
  • Access to the large Christian A. Herter Park, which has plenty of trails
  • Walking distance to several local shops
  • Easy access off the highway

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Summary

As you can see, there are many cat-friendly hotels in Boston. Our favorites include the Boxer Boston, which is not far from the Thoreau Path walking trail, and the Comfort Inn Boston, which has uniformed security guards and a shuttle.


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