Boston

The Four Seasons is located on Dalton Street, tucked into Boston's Back Bay, a short stroll to the Prudential, Newbury Street or even Fenway. It is the second Four Season's property in Boston, with the first a newly refurbished property across from the Public Garden. It is the perfect spot for business travel, a couples or family trip and wins my applause for likely the most accessible luxury hotel in Boston (another perk for all the Boston-based medical travel). Plus, it's the only spa and pool combo in the entire city.

Boston in the fall is a magical experience. Thanks to the vibrant foliage that paints the city in rich reds, oranges and yellows. The weather is typically crisp and pleasant. Perfect for strolling through historic neighborhoods like Beacon Hill and the Freedom Trail. You can also enjoy seasonal events like Boston's famous Halloween festivities and harvest festivals. Plus, the city’s cultural scene thrives in autumn, with art exhibits, theater productions and outdoor markets. It's an ideal time to explore Boston's rich history while soaking in the beautiful fall atmosphere!

Boston is one of the best Northeastern cities (I may be impartial) and the perfect city for a weekend getaway. Filled with history, ocean views and delicious food (think lobster rolls & Italian foo,) this city is clean and walkable. From Fenway to the North End, you won’t be short of things to do or places to eat!

Boston is a delightful, small city – the seat of American history, although at times, it feels almost European. Eminently walkable and kid-friendly, Boston can be lovely in every season, although Spring and Autumn are my favorites. Boston is chock-full of kid-friendly activities, making it a perfect long weekend getaway for families with school age children.

Boston is a perfect place to embark on a cruise journey, as it's a city rich with history. It's a great place for a pre-cruise or post-cruise trip. Whether you want to walk the historic Freedom Trail, or shop til you drop at Newbury Street, Boston has everything for someone.

During a recent visit to Boston, I couldn't help but notice groups and individual runners braving the cold temperatures, navigating the bustling streets of the capital city, undoubtedly preparing for the upcoming Boston Marathon. As a runner who has had many friends compete in the Boston Marathon, I wanted to share some insider tips and recommendations on some of the best places to stay, where to dine, and what activities to do during your visit. If you're eyeing qualification for next year's race or have already clinched your spot, be sure to promptly secure your hotel reservations—availability disappears almost as fast as it takes a marathon finisher to sign up for their next race.

Boston holds a special place in my heart as the city I grew up in. Boston offers a unique blend of rich history and modern innovation that creates an energy that is both familiar and ever-changing. Enjoy the Freedom Trail’s historic sites to world-class museums and diverse neighborhoods. While many visitors choose to come to Boston for just the weekend, I recommend an extended stay to make the most of one of the best cities to visit in the United States. Check out my 5 day Boston itinerary!

As a traveler, I find Boston uniquely special for its rich historical heritage and vibrant cultural scene. Strolling through the city, I'm captivated by the blend of colonial charm and urban sophistication. Iconic sites like the Freedom Trail and Fenway Park are highlights, and the culinary delights in neighborhoods like the North End are a true adventure. It's the city's harmonious mix of history, education, arts and diverse cuisine that makes my visits to Boston so enriching and memorable.