Boston has 12 Edit by Chase hotels. The cheapest time to book runs December through February, when the median nightly Chase Travel rate (fees included) across those hotels drops to between $590 and $614, versus a $1,150 peak in September. One property, Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport, currently qualifies for the double Edit credit, and it is also the city's cheapest at a typical $425 a night.
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The list below maps all 12 Edit by Chase hotels in Boston with a typical nightly rate for each. The spread across the year is wide: the citywide median nightly Chase Travel rate, fees included, runs $590 in December and $1,150 in September, based on roughly a year of nightly price-calendar data that refreshes every night. September medians are nearly double December's.
Credit math favors winter. Two nights at the $590 December median cost about $1,180, and the standard stack, the $250 Edit statement credit plus the $100 property credit, covers about 30 percent of that. At Hotel Commonwealth, which typically runs $428 a night, the same $350 covers roughly 41 percent of a two-night stay.
Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport is the value outlier: a 5.0-rated hotel with a typical nightly rate of $425, the lowest among Boston's 12 Edit properties. It is also the city's only double-credit hotel through December 31, 2026. XV Beacon, another 5.0-rated property, typically runs $590 a night.
| Hotel | Rating | Typical nightly* |
|---|---|---|
|
Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport 2x credit Omni Hotels & Resorts |
★5.0 | $425 |
| Hotel Commonwealth | ★4.5 | $427 |
|
Fairmont Copley Plaza, Boston Accor |
★4.5 | $534 |
| XV Beacon | ★5.0 | $590 |
|
The Liberty, a Marriott Luxury Collection Hotel, Boston Marriott |
★5.0 | $602 |
|
The Langham, Boston Langham |
★5.0 | $698 |
| Boston Harbor Hotel | ★5.0 | $788 |
|
The Ritz-Carlton, Boston Marriott |
★5.0 | $953 |
| The Newbury Boston | ★5.0 | $1,024 |
|
Raffles Boston Accor |
★5.0 | $1,042 |
|
Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street, Boston Four Seasons |
★5.0 | $1,104 |
|
Four Seasons Hotel Boston Four Seasons |
★5.0 | $1,116 |
*Median nightly Chase Travel rate (fees in) over the past year, for planning only. Chase rates typically run 10 to 20 percent above the hotel's own site; the Edit credits and perks only apply to Chase Travel bookings, and the price match guarantee can close the gap. Hotel names link to the hotel on Chase Travel (sign in to your Chase account first).
The cheapest months for Boston Edit hotels are December, February, and January, with median nightly Chase Travel rates around $590. The priciest is September at about $1,150.
December is the cheapest month to book an Edit hotel in Boston, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $590, fees included, across the city's 12 Edit properties. February ($610) and January ($614) sit close behind. Those figures come from roughly a year of nightly price-calendar data, refreshed every night. Winter is the floor because Boston's harsh cold thins out leisure travel from December into March.
September is the most expensive month at a $1,150 median, with October close behind at $1,111. Fall demand stacks: October's fall-foliage season pulls leaf-peeping crowds through New England, while September's student move-in and campus calendar fills rooms in a city packed with universities. Citywide four-star rooms run $300 to $400 a night in October versus $140 to $180 in January.
Summer holds almost as high as fall. Medians stay above $1,000 from June ($1,043) through August ($1,044), as warm weather and the outdoor event season keep demand strong. The ramp starts in April ($858) and May ($941), and November ($737) is the last soft month before the winter floor.
The play that stretches the credit furthest: Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport in December. The Omni's typical nightly rate is $425, the lowest of any Boston Edit hotel, and citywide medians bottom out at $590 that month. Two nights at that rate cost about $850, and because the Omni qualifies for the double credit through December 31, 2026, the $500 credit plus the $100 property credit cover roughly 70 percent of the stay.
Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport is the only Boston Edit hotel that currently qualifies for the double credit. Omni Hotels & Resorts is one of the select brands in the promotion, which runs through December 31, 2026, and doubles the $250 Edit statement credit to $500 on a qualifying stay. The Omni is also Boston's cheapest Edit property at a typical $425 a night, so the doubled credit stretches furthest there.
December is the cheapest month to book an Edit hotel in Boston. The median nightly Chase Travel rate, fees included, across the city's 12 Edit hotels falls to $590 in December, based on roughly a year of nightly price-calendar data. February ($610) and January ($614) are the next cheapest. Booking in December instead of September, when the median hits $1,150, roughly halves the nightly rate.
The $100 property credit applies once per stay, not per night. Book any Edit hotel through Chase Travel and the credit covers on-property spending, typically food and beverage, unless the hotel states otherwise. A two-night stay earns the same $100 as a week, so shorter stays get more value per night from it. In Boston's cheapest month, December, that $100 offsets about a sixth of one median night at $590.
Edit hotel medians in Boston swing $560 across the year, from $590 a night in December to $1,150 in September, fees included. On a two-night stay, that gap is about $1,120, which is more than four times the $250 Edit credit. If your dates are flexible, moving the stay to winter saves more than the credit itself is worth.
Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport is the cheapest 5.0-rated Edit hotel in Boston, with a typical nightly Chase Travel rate of $425. XV Beacon is next at $590. The Omni also carries the double credit through December 31, 2026, which makes it the strongest value in the city. Among 4.5-rated options, Hotel Commonwealth typically runs $428 a night.
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