Historic Modern Center
Boston is the capital and most populous city in the state. It’s an area forged by American history that’s become a modern center for biotechnology, engineering, higher education and finance. Here, the Freedom Trail winds through town, highlighting pivotal sites from the American Revolution, while the African American Heritage Trail explores the region’s African American roots. Across the Charles River are MIT and Harvard.
Glorious Shores
Take a road trip through northern New England, starting with the coastal communities north of Boston. Catch the waterfront scene at Lands End in Massachusetts where you’ll discover the charm of Newburyport, Rockport, Gloucester and Marblehead. Restaurants in the region feature fresh lobster rolls and the day’s catch.
Coastal Fun
Cape Cod, and the islands of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard, are world-renowned vacation destinations that welcome presidents and playful beach lovers alike. Enjoy Nantucket’s unique architecture and great beaches or the Vineyard’s clay cliffs and iconic lighthouses. No trip to the Cape is complete without a visit to Provincetown, a colorful artists’ colony.
Massachusetts Hotels
Wherever your interests lie or whenever business sends you, make sure to savor the moment and plan to stay a little longer at your hotel. In Massachusetts, there’s so much to do, you’ll want to visit a few more times. Check out Choice Hotels for great rates, rewards and travel-essential amenities.
See What’s New in the Old Colony State
You could say this state holds “mass appeal” for all types of travelers. Business leaders, academics, sports fans and history buffs have numerous reasons to visit Massachusetts. Hotels throughout the state are close to all the top cities and attractions, like Boston, Sturbridge and West Springfield where you can enjoy some clam chowder and visit an Ivy League. Now you and your family have plenty of reasons—and perfect places—to make the most of your getaway.