They’re not just for tourists anymore. How the new boom is shaping the city—and our lives.

Richard Friedman, President and CEO of Carpenter & Company, on what makes a successful hotel today.

Philipp Knuepfer, General Manager of the Mandarin Oriental, on the changing perceptions of luxury.

Denise Korn, Principal of Korn Design, on what hotels mean to people today.

For a slice of poolside paradise, treat yourself to a day pass at these area hotels.

With plenty of new rooms and restaurants on the way, Boston is becoming more hospitable than ever.

Hotel lobby bars aren’t just for tourists and stressed-out businessmen anymore.

Because there’s always an excuse for finger sandwiches, clotted cream, and a proper cup of tea.

Say so long to cramped rooms and stuffy lobbies. Boston’s grande dames have never looked so good.

A handy guide to help you pinpoint the right hotel room for any occasion.

Here’s how to live like an international celebrity in five easy steps.

A few of the compelling artworks on view in hotels around town.

From voice-activated lighting to robots that deliver fresh towels, Boston’s hotels are no longer just a place to lay your head.

Escape from Boston before the storm.

The 23-room guest house boasts an impressive art collection, intimate common spaces, and more.