Book online or by phone: 866-676-7079 - give promo code HBC3666 when calling
Boston, MA
The closest airport is Logan International Airport, located at a distance of 3 miles from the city center of Boston, MA.
With the wide list of public transportation options available, it's safe to say that it's easy to get around in and around Boston.
The city is served by both rail and bus companies, and there are also plenty taxi services available.
Boston has 3 intercity rail stations, which serve both Amtrak and MBTA commuter rail trains: South Station (trains coming from west and south of Boston terminate here), Back Bay (many trains coming from west and south of Boston stop here and then continue to South Station), and North Station (trains from north of Boston terminate here).
The bus companies, serving Boston, include: the Peter Pan Bus Lines, Greyhound Bus Lines, Boston Deluxe and Megabus.
Although, it has an excellent public transportation, Boston is known as an excellent walking city, since it is clean, historic, and generally-safe, and therefore, many of its visitors prefer to walk their way around.
Driving is considered to be avoided, as much as possible, due to traffic congestions, poor parking options, high driving-associated costs, the complexity of navigation and difficult-to-follow city rules and signage.
Easy! Just follow the driving directions listed below!
From Logan International Airport: Head north and turn left. Take the ramp to Massachussets 1A S/I-93 N/Sumner Tunnel/Massachussets 1A N/Revere and continue straight. Merge onto Massachusetts 1A S, via the ramp to Sumner Tunnel/Government Center/I-93 N, and turn left to stay on Massachusetts 1A S. Take the exit and continue straight. Turn left at Friend St/Market St and make a slight right at New Chardon St. Turn left at Cambridge St and again at School St. Take the 2nd right onto Province St and then the 2nd right onto Bromfield St. Suffolk University will be on the left.
Best Hotels around Suffolk University