From the airport to the far end of a subway line — every way in, out, and around the city, with the front desk a tap away.
The simplest door-to-door option. Arrange through the concierge for a sedan or SUV waiting at your terminal.
Message Concierge to ArrangeUber and Lyft serve Logan directly; taxis queue at the hotel entrance. Traffic through the tunnel can vary by time of day.
Message Concierge to ArrangeA Boston favorite — a harbor crossing straight to Rowes Wharf, steps from the lobby. Scenic, and often faster than the road.
Directions to the Dock ›The budget route: the free Silver Line bus from Logan connects to the subway. Best with light luggage.
Directions to Aquarium Station ›Boston's subway — known to everyone here simply as "the T" — is the oldest in the country and one of the easiest ways to move around downtown. Four color-coded lines fan out from the city center, and most of what you'll want to see sits within a few stops.
Paying is refreshingly simple: it's tap and go. Hold any contactless credit card or phone to the reader at the gate — no ticket to buy, no app to download. The fare is the same flat rate wherever you ride.
For planning routes, Google Maps is your best companion in Boston. Its transit directions are remarkably accurate here — live train times, which entrance to use, and when to transfer — effectively a living map of the whole system in your pocket.