Seaport Hotel - Blog

Seaport’s Stanley Szymczak is a Banquet Culinary Supervisor originally from New York. Stanley’s been with us for over nine years and, while he may not love our Red Sox, he is a big fan of Boston’s craft breweries.

When you planned your travel to Seaport in February, you likely didn’t expect to arrive with weather more reminiscent of Miami than New England winter.

We made it to February! Celebrate with a few sips or some delectable bites.

City Hall Plaza is keeping the party going well past the holidays at Boston Seasons, its year-round programming at Government Center.

Making a list and checking it twice?

When the weather outside is frightful, hearty pastas and red wine are just delightful!

The South End is swarmed on weekends in the summer with visitors flocking to the neighborhood’s SoWa Market, an assembly of food and gift vendors, galleries, furniture stores and a beer and wine garden.

The song says “All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth…” but most kids will say they’d like presents for Christmas.

One of Boston’s top waterfront hotels is also one of North America’s greenest sources of hospitality.

Portland, Maine, is a beautiful little New England city about two hours north of Boston.

When you step outside the hotel and take a stroll through our gorgeous Seaport neighborhood, you might notice our buildings – while all very different in design – tend to all hit the same height.

Whether it’s oppressively hot or the bitter cold of winter, there’s never a bad time to dive under the sea at the New England Aquarium.

September is here, Labor Day is here, and summer is not here for that much longer.

Something is fishy this weekend, and that’s okay!

You scream, I scream, Seaport screams for ice cream!

With its countless parks and embrace of natural surroundings, Boston is unsurprisingly always ranked one of the greenest cities in the world.

TGIF! The weekend is here, and it’s a perfect time to join us on the TAMO Terrace and have a perfectly crafted cocktail and cheers to the weekend.

Seaport’s Katie Procopio is a tried-and-true local who has been with the hotel for ten years.

No offense to Lana Del Ray, but there’s no such thing as summertime sadness in our neck of the woods.

The tall ships are here, and Seaport is housing two at our World Trade Center dock!