Hotel Indigo Boston Garden

The location is ideal for exploring Boston on foot, just steps from the causeway entrance to TD Garden and under a 10-minute walk to State Street, Quincy Market, and the Wharf area. For the price, it’s excellent value, with thoughtful amenities and outstanding service. Everyone we met was kind and welcoming. The valet, front desk, and restaurant teams all went out of their way to make the stay comfortable. Our room had a mini fridge and coffee maker, and was clean and well maintained, with a nicely updated bathroom, though some rooms may show their age. Having a bar and restaurant on site made it easy to grab a meal or drink without heading out. My family and I had a wonderful stay and would return on our next Boston visit.

The plumbing was the one issue, but everything else was great. TD Garden is right across the street, so it’s a handy place to stay for a game, with plenty of bars and food nearby. Rooms can cost quite a bit, though when you’re sharing with several people it doesn’t work out to be that costly.

I was in town for a Bruins game and stayed one night. TD Garden is right across the street, and the North End's Italian restaurants and the Paul Revere house are an easy walk away. We also crossed the bridge to see USS Constitution and the Bunker Hill Monument. Valet was excellent, and the front desk woman was kind and helped sort out a few things so the stay went smoothly.

Edison (Eddie!) at the front door is a big reason Hotel Indigo keeps being our pick for Bruins trips. He always greets us warmly and goes out of his way to help. This visit we also met Bianca, who was fantastic behind the bar. That kind of service from both of them is rare these days, and it's why we'll be back. Hotel Indigo is lucky to have them.