Combining vogue finishes, a tranquil leafy outlook and a desirable floor plan, this stunning unit showcases unsurpassed quality. With its generous proportions, open plan living and enormous undercover balcony, this is undoubtedly one of the best apartments we have seen in a long time and ideal for the entertainer. Perfectly positioned on the elevated ground floor in an exceptionally well maintained boutique security	... [More]	
Combining vogue finishes, a tranquil leafy outlook and a desirable floor plan, this stunning unit showcases unsurpassed quality. With its generous proportions, open plan living and enormous undercover balcony, this is undoubtedly one of the best apartments we have seen in a long time and ideal for the entertainer. Perfectly positioned on the elevated ground floor in an exceptionally well maintained boutique security complex in one of Hurstville's most sought after streets, this quality home offers a superior low maintenance lifestyle, just a stone's throw to all amenities.
* Enormous elevated undercover balcony fitted with waterproof blinds; great for extra privacy and weather protection
Please consider carpooling or taking public transit. The hotel is not far from the World Trade Center station on the Silver Line or a 3/4 mile walk from South Station (Amtrak, Commuter Rail, and Red Line).
Or take advantage of the weather and bicycle to the Westin. There is covered bicycle parking next door at the BCEC.
There are parking garages on the Red Line at Alewife (MBTA station garage, $7 per day plus $8 overnight, $15 per 24-hours) and at Park Street (Boston Common Garage), $18 per weekend day (including holidays), if you arrive after 4pm on Friday and leave before Tuesday). Wellington Station (Orange Line) has a parking lot ($6 first day plus $7 for each additional day (2am), 1,000+ parking spaces). For a complete list of overnight parking at MBTA stations, see the MBTA's Parking page.
There are overnight parking lots in Braintree, Framingham, Woburn, and Peabody. available for people that take the Logan Express bus the airport (round trip bus ticket is $22, parking is $7 per day). Also, parking at Logan Airport ranges from $26-35& per day. From the airport, it's a short hop on the Silver Line to the hotel.
Car parking in the garage under the Westin Boston Waterfront is $50 for Valet Parking per day; self-parking is $40 per day. With just 400 parking spaces in the garage, it usually sells out. Eight spaces are reserved for handicap parking and three are reserved for hybrid parking.
Valet parking includes unlimited in-and-out privileges - they'll hold a space for you, if you tell them you're coming back. Self-parking also includes in-and-out privileges, as long as the garage is not full. If the garage is full, you might be able to return at the Valet rate.
The Westin no longer has on-site bicycle racks; however, there are covered racks right next door at the BCEC.
Rates are subject to change. The garage is not operated by the hotel, so we are unable to make any adjustments in the parking rates.
Max height for the garage is 6' 8", but the parking spaces and aisles in the garage are tight. We do not recommend parking large trucks or SUVs in the garage.
If you're staying at the Aloft hotel, there is a nearby public parking lot, on D St, that charges $25 per day. You may be able to reserve your parking space in advance online.
There are parking meters in the area. Most meters are 8am-8pm; a few are 8am-6pm. All metered spaces are free on Sundays and holidays, including Martin Luther King, Jr Holiday (Arisia Monday). For vehicles showing handicapped placards or plates, meters are free and time limits are waived. For a rough idea of where the meters are, take a look at the Parkopedia site. If there is a snow emergency, you may not be able to park your car on the streets and will be required to leave the hotel to move it.
Since January 2017, the city of Boston has been experimenting with dynamic parking rates based upon demand in the Seaport district (The Westin is in the Seaport district). The base rate will be $1.50 and could go up to as much as $4 per hour.
The city of Boston has an app called "ParkBoston" for Android and iOS that allows you to use your smartphone and a credit card to pay for parking at meters in most parts of Boston (and allows you to extend your stay). If you wish to use the app, you might want to download it and configure it while you're at home. You can also call (617) 635-2729 to pay by phone or browse to https://park.boston.gov/.
New buildings are constantly being added to the Seaport district. As this happens, we lose parts of existing parking lots and parking spaces (and in some places gain new parking garages). When construction starts on the new GE headquarters it'll use part, but not all, of the Channelside lot. The parking spaces in the nearby VPNE lots are slowly being eaten up as development on Seaport Square progresses. Please keep an eye on this page for updates to the parking situation.
"Best Parking" App (used to verify these rates) - will find available parking options and rates based on your arrival and departure information. The Westin hotel is in the "Seaport District". Note: Some garages and lots might have "event" parking rates during Arisia because of the Auto Show at the BCEC (this also means there will be competition for parking spaces).
There are other parking lots nearby that range from $5 (new day begins at 5am) to $19 until midnight and $38, if you stay past midnight. Some of these lots might be full during business hours on Friday, but should have plenty of room on the weekend. So you might need to park in a nearby garage, and then move your car in the evening.
You can park your car for the weekend at VPNE's 390 Congress St. Lot (green on the map above) for $42 for overnight parking (or $21 for parking during the day). The entrances for the lot are on E. Service Rd and at Boston Wharf Rd. You pay when you exit. Due to construction, the lot is a third smaller and has only 700 parking spaces.
MassPort's lots are marked in pink on the map above; directions are below. Their hourly parking is $18 for less than 2 hours and $30 for less than 4 hours. The 5+ hour rate is $38. Closes at 3am M-F, open 24-hours Saturday and Sunday. These lots are credit card only and you must use the same card to enter and exit. No overnight parking during snow emergencies: cars will be towed.
About 1/2 mile from the hotel is the Channelside Parking Lot on Bineford St., (light blue on the map above) with rates that vary from $5 (weekends) to $22 per day (until 5am) if you enter before 3pm or $8 if you arrive after 3pm for overnight parking on weekdays. They accept credit cards. This is likely the cheapest parking close to the hotel especially for overnight parking. The Channelside lot usually full during business hours, so if you get to the lot early, you may have to park someplace else and move your car in the evening.
Self-parking at the BCEC is $18 ($36 for oversized vehicles) during events. The car show ends at 9pm Friday and Saturday, at 7pm on Sunday, and they do not allow overnight parking. They allow parking for a couple hours after events, so ask when you'll need to leave when you park. Directions are below (in yellow on the map above).
The South Boston Waterfront Transportation Center across from the Westin opened in 2018 (pale blue on the map above). It has parking for 1,500 cars and charges $38 per day.
To get to the VPNE parking lot at 390 Congress St. Lot, marked in green on the map above, from the hotel, turn right onto Summer St, and turn left onto D Street. After the bridge (third traffic light) turn left onto Congress St, go about three blocks and turn bear right onto E. Service Rd. The entrance to the parking lot will be on your left.
To get to the Channelside parking lot on Bineford St (marked in blue on the map above) from the hotel, turn right onto Summer St, and turn left onto D Street. After the bridge (third traffic light), turn left onto Congress St, go to the 4th traffic light and turn right onto A Street, go under Summer St overpass and take the second right onto Bineford St. Go forward a short block and the entrance to the parking lot will be on your your right.
[Note: Boston streets are weird. Summer and A street cross, but not at the same level. On foot, there are stairs that go from A street to Summer St. So the distance traveled by foot is shorter than the distance you'll have to drive ]
If you have a vehicle that won't fit in the parking garage., you can park overnight at one of VPNE's parking lots. If your vehicle is too tall, you can park at the 390 Congress St. Lot. If your vehicle is too large to fit in a single parking space (a truck or a car with a trailer), you can park at 391 Congress St. Lot (marked in orange on the map above), 5am-Midnight. You can also park oversize vehicles in the BCEC lot during the day. For overnight, parking you can park oversize vehicles at the Channelside lot (if you have a large vehicle, you might need to pay for two parking spaces), if there is room (they're usually full during business hours).
To get to the VPNE parking lot from the loading docks, turn left from Fargo Street onto D Street. After the bridge (third traffic light), turn left onto Congress St, go about three blocks and turn right onto E. Service Rd. The entrance to the parking lot will be on your left. If you need to get to the oversize lot, continue down E. Service Rd, turn left at Seaport Blvd, and then left again onto Congress St., the entrance to the lot will be on your right. There's a median strip down the middle of Congress St, so you can't turn left into the oversize lot.
The Durrell is made with non-stretch denim that's been specially washed for a lived-in look and feel. The A-line shape and longer length feel straight out of the '90s.