Last updated on June 26th, 2023 at 07:16 pm
Sat majestically in the heart of Boston’s buzzing Seaport District, Yotel Seaport is a staple destination to visit in the area. The building’s tall structure of windows sits proudly along the boulevard, surrounded by an array of infamous restaurants, bars, and unique venues.
While Boston is known for its historic charm, there’s certainly nothing historic about this property. Instead, the interior design feels extremely modern, with its large windows and open concept filling the space with light and a welcoming environment.
Checking into the Hotel
Yotel’s clean vision inspires feelings of being in a sophisticated airport lounge, with quirky seating and plush couches scattered throughout the lobby space. Grab a drink at the bar while you wait for check-in.
Along with the minimalistic design comes pops of color in deep purples and yellows. Large plants provide a welcoming, mellow feel. Don’t miss the resident robot whizzing through the halls!
Rooms at Yotel
Following suite with the airline-style concept, rooms are compact and created for efficiency. Double beds begin in sofa-like positions, with a button to lay-flat at ease. Flat screen TV’s are fitted with adjustable mood lighting to change at your convenience.
While most hotels distinctly separate their bathroom spaces, Yotel hotel’s are known to flow together while still feeling unconnected. For more capacity, double rooms may also come with an extra bunk-bed space above the main bedding area.
Dining at the Hotel
Perched on the top floor of Yotel Boston sits Deck 12. A sprawling rooftop space with unbeatable views of the Seaport District. Being an indoor/outdoor concept, Deck 12 makes for the perfect summer spot or cozy indoor hideaway.
The heart and soul of Yotel is Komyuniti. In the main lobby, you’ll find an open and inviting space ideal for solo travelers looking to mingle and chat. An array of colorful dishes and flavorful cocktails are on offer.
What to do in the Area: Sample some Greek dishes at Committee Restaurant. Walk through an industrial freezer to a hidden speakeasy at Borrachito. Try some craft brews at Trillium Brewery or the Cisco Brewers in the summer.
Order a lobster roll & seafood.. literally anywhere. Enjoy art with a view at the Institute of Contemporary Art. There’s so much to see and do in this area alone.
Activities on Site: Yotel’s rooftop bar is the place to be year round. With different themes and menus based on the season, there’s always something happening up top from events to seasonal decor.
What Makes the Hotel Good for Solo Travel? The social spaces and location. The Seaport area is full of travelers and locals of all ages (particularly attracting millennials).
