Hotel Indigo Boston Garden by IHG

Red-brick neighborhood inn

This is an informal neighborhood stopover built for game nights, where guests and locals gather before the arena fills.

What it’s good at

Our shorthand ↗

Heritage

Listed

A five-story red-brick building from 1900 inside the historic Bulfinch Triangle.

Social

Listed

Street-facing counter seats at Blake's Kitchen and Bar draw pre-game crowds.

Local

Listed

Interiors incorporate woodwork inspired by the neighborhood North Bennet Street School.

Our shorthand ›

Right in the middle

Lively Central Quiet Secluded

Well-located: walkable to some things, a short ride to more.

TD Garden and North Station sit directly across the street, and the North End is a short walk away.

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The rooms

Guest rooms feature warm woodwork and industrial accents, keeping the focus on a quiet night's sleep.

The gym

The fitness room holds treadmills, an exercise bike, and free weights against a dark blue wall.

Restaurant

Blake's Kitchen + Bar

Exposed brick walls surround leather banquettes and a light wood bar serving draft beer and New England pub plates.

How it began

The building once operated as The Shawmut Inn, constructed on land reclaimed from an early nineteenth-century mill pond.