The hotel has no parking of its own, only a discount at the Government Center Garage, and breakfast is à la carte. Evening rideshare pickups are on its street, Merrimac Street.
Getting to the game
Walk to TD Garden and go in at the East or West entrance.
A historic Back Bay hotel one block from Back Bay station, where the Orange Line runs to North Station, and half a block from Copley on the Green Line.
It’s a subway ride to the arena each way. Guests must be 21 to check in alone.
Getting to the game
Ride the Orange Line from Back Bay station to North Station, or take the Red Line to Park Street and change to the Green Line eastbound for 3 stops to North Station.
Getting back
Ride back the same way from North Station, or book a rideshare from the Merrimac Street pickup area.
A harborfront hotel on the North End waterfront. TD Garden’s hotel page describes it as steps from the North End, TD Garden, the Freedom Trail and Faneuil Hall.
From North Station on footNorth Station and the West Endwalk
Getting there
Walk to TD Garden and go in at the East or West entrance. Have your mobile ticket open and ready to scan.
Getting back
Walk back the same way. If you need a car, rideshare pickups are on Merrimac Street from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m.
There’s no re-entry once you’re inside. Bags larger than 6 × 4 × 1.5 inches aren’t allowed in; you can leave one at North Station’s Event Bag Check for $15.
Drive and park at the North Station GarageNorth Station and the West Enddrive
Getting there
Book ahead for $60, or pay $65 on the day of an event, or $70 on a game day, when you enter within 4 hours of the start. Entrances are at 121 Nashua Street and 140 Causeway Street.
Getting back
Walk back to the garage. It’s open 24 hours.
The maximum vehicle height is 6 ft 8 in. Game rates are valid up to 8 hours, then $5 an hour.
From Back Bay or downtown by subwayBack Bay and Downtowntransit
Getting there
From Back Bay station, ride the Orange Line to North Station. From South Station, take the Red Line to Park Street and change to the Green Line eastbound for 3 stops to North Station.
Getting back
Ride back the same way from North Station. Most MBTA service ends around 1 a.m., and there’s no late-night train service.
Pay the $2.40 subway fare with a CharlieCard or by tapping a contactless card or phone. Check the MBTA trip planner for the last trains on your game date.
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Back Bay and DowntownA longer Boston stay with a train to the game
Stay in Back Bay or downtown near South Station and take a subway ride to North Station.
To the arena
Ride the Orange Line from Back Bay station to North Station, or take the Red Line to Park Street and change to the Green Line eastbound for 3 stops to North Station.
After the game
Ride back the same way from North Station, or book a rideshare from the Merrimac Street pickup area.
The tradeoff
It’s a subway ride each way. Boston has no late-night train service, and most service ends around 1 a.m., so a late finish can mean a rideshare back.
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The waterfront and North EndHarbor views and North End dinners
Stay on Boston Harbor, at Battery Wharf by the North End or at Rowes Wharf downtown, and ride the subway or a rideshare to the arena.
To the arena
Ride the Blue Line inbound to Government Center, then the Green Line eastbound for 2 stops to North Station.
After the game
Ride back the same way, or book a rideshare from the Merrimac Street pickup area after the trains stop.
The tradeoff
The waterfront hotels here don’t publish parking, fees or breakfast on their home pages. By subway, TD Garden’s Blue Line route means a change to the Green Line at Government Center.