Question 1

How do attendees get to and around Boston?

Accepted Answer

Boston is served by Boston Logan International Airport with abundant domestic and international flights. The city sits on major Northeast rail lines and is easily reached by regional highways. Once here, neighborhoods like Back Bay, Downtown, and the Seaport are walkable and connected by public transit.

Question 2

Which neighborhoods are best for staying or hosting?

Accepted Answer

Back Bay offers classic brownstones, shopping, and Copley charm; the Seaport District shines with waterfront restaurants and contemporary venues; Beacon Hill brings historic character; Downtown/Financial District keeps you central; and the North End pairs heritage with beloved dining.

Question 3

How many venues are listed in Boston, and what capacities are available?

Accepted Answer

There are 184 venues in our Boston directory. Where known, capacities range from 20 to 1,200 guests, offering options for intimate meetings to larger celebrations.

Question 4

Do any Boston venues offer on-site guest rooms?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Where known, 2 venues provide on-site lodging, ranging from 61 to 383 guest rooms—ideal for keeping attendees close to the action.

Question 5

What types of venues and amenities can I expect?

Accepted Answer

Options include Event Spaces (39), Galleries (4), Hotels (3), Conference Centers (2), a Warehouse (1), and a Rooftop (1). Many venues offer in-house catering (30%), outdoor space (24%), parking (18%), AV/tech (18%), wheelchair access (8%), rooftops (6%), bridal suites (4%), and pools (2%).

Neighborhoods in Boston