Boston Layover, Handled
Logan International Airport serves as the gateway to New England and one of the most important education and biotech hubs in the world. For business travelers in academia, pharmaceuticals, and finance, BOS offers excellent access to Boston's thriving business districts.
At a Glance
Best Hotels Near BOS
Hand-picked for business travelers — verified Wi-Fi, shuttle service, and workspace amenities.




Hilton Boston Logan Airport
Business travelers who want direct terminal access with stunning harbor views and premium amenities.
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Hyatt Regency Boston Harbor
Professionals attending meetings in the Seaport District who want waterfront accommodations.
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Courtyard by Marriott Boston Logan Airport
Practical business travelers who need reliable accommodations with complimentary airport shuttle service.
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Travel Essentials for Boston
Gear our editors recommend for every trip to Boston. Verified, tested, and travel-ready.

Sony WH-1000XM5
Noise-Cancelling Headphones

EPICKA Universal Adapter
All-in-One Worldwide Plug

Trtl Travel Pillow
Scientifically Proven Neck Support

Anker 737 Power Bank
24,000mAh Portable Charger

Apple AirTag 4-Pack
Track Luggage Anywhere

Kindle Paperwhite
Glare-Free 6.8" Display

Samsonite Winfield 2
Hardside Carry-On Spinner

JBL Clip 4 Speaker
Portable Waterproof Speaker
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Boston Layover Tips
Silver Line to Seaport
The Silver Line bus connects Logan Airport to the Seaport District and South Station for free. Perfect for business travelers heading to the Innovation District.
Water Taxi Option
For a unique experience, take the water taxi from Logan to downtown Boston. It is faster than driving during rush hour and offers beautiful harbor views.
Kendall Square Access
For biotech and pharma professionals, the MBTA Red Line connects directly to Kendall Square, home to the world's highest concentration of biotech companies.
