The perfect hotels for a spring getaway 🌸

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Looking for a Spring Getaway in the City?

As the flowers bloom and the sun stays out, we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of the best city stays this spring! From the west and east coast to across the pond, there is something for each traveler to find in these exceptional, luxurious stays. Relaxation, here you come!

XV Beacon

If you’re looking for an elevated stay in the historical heart of Boston, look no further than XV Beacon. Named for its address on iconic Beacon Street, known for its mansions overlooking Boston Common, the hotel’s Beaux-Arts building fits right in. Though it’s steeped in history, the XV Beacon is a decidedly modern take on classic luxury, with stately rooms that promise guests privacy, opulence, and comfort.

Want to catch a game at TD Garden? You’re in luck — it’s less than ten minutes away by car. The hotel’s world-class concierge staff will even book tickets for you before you’ve even checked in!

The Newbury Boston

A perfect blend of historic allure with modern sophistication is what you’ll find at The Newbury Boston. First opened in 1927, this iconic hotel has 286 rooms, including a remarkable 90 suites — the most in all of Boston. As a cherished landmark and a vivid symbol of Boston's heritage, this hotel stands as a tribute to the neighborhood it resides in. And did we mention the gorgeous views it offers of the Boston Public Garden?

The Bristol Hotel

What’s more relaxing than vacationing by the water? Located in the heart of Bristol's vibrant harborside, this hotel is perfect for travelers looking to explore one of the UK's most exciting cities. The lobby, reminiscent of a grand ocean liner, sets the tone for a luxurious stay.

Its 187 guestrooms, with plush beds and marble bathrooms, offer serene harbor or city views. On-site restaurant The River Grille elevates local ingredients to new heights, while cocktail bar Rick's evokes Jazz Age England with its décor and inventive cocktails.

Romer Hell’s Kitchen

Want to live like a local? When it comes to New York hotels, Romer Hell’s Kitchen is refreshingly unpretentious and down-to-earth, embracing the artsy and eclectic culture that defines its namesake neighborhood.

Hell’s Kitchen is just west of the bustling Times Square, and though it has its fair share of theaters, jazz clubs, and shows, the area is more residential and rustic than glitzy and glamorous. Fuel up with a coffee from the lobby café or grab something to-go from the bodega-inspired Corner Store before heading out to explore this vibrant corner of New York.

Stanford Court San Francisco

On the site of what was once the mansion of railroad tycoon Leland Stanford, the Stanford Court San Francisco is perched atop the affluent Nob Hill neighborhood, boasting an excellent location with million-dollar views.

The well-appointed rooms are designed with stark white walls, herringbone floors, and bright upholstery, and offer interior and exterior-facing options, each with spacious marble bathrooms complete with rain showers and, get this: heated towel racks!