Edit Hotels in Boston: All 13 Mapped, and the Cheapest Months to Book

Two of the 13 Boston Edit hotels qualify: the Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport and the Omni Parker House. Booking one through Chase Travel stacks the $250 Edit credit with the separate $250 select-hotel credit, up to $500 off a single prepaid stay of two nights or more, with the $100 property credit on top. The select-hotel credit runs through December 31, 2026.

January is the cheapest month, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $628 across the 12 Boston Edit hotels with a year of pricing, fees included. February and December come next, both at $632. September, the peak month, runs a $1,129 median, so moving a two-night booking from the peak to the cheapest month saves about $1,002 at the citywide median.

Per stay. Each Edit booking includes one $100 property credit, however long the stay, and it usually goes to food and drink at the hotel. On a two-night stay at the cheapest month’s Boston median of $628 a night, that $100 plus the $250 Edit credit return $350, about 28 percent of the roughly $1,256 room cost.

Hotel Commonwealth has the lowest typical rate of the 12 Boston Edit hotels with a year of pricing: a $458 median nightly Chase Travel rate (4.5 stars). Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport is next at $459 (5 stars). At Hotel Commonwealth’s typical rate, two nights cost about $916 before credits.

Median nightly Chase Travel rates across the 12 priced Boston Edit hotels, fees included, run from $628 in January to $1,129 in September. Individual hotels span a wider band, from Hotel Commonwealth at $458 to Four Seasons Hotel Boston at $1,268 a night.

Yes, if your dates are flexible. Median nightly rates run $628 in January against $1,129 in September, a $501 per-night gap, so a two-night stay at the median costs about $1,256 in the cheapest month and about $2,258 at the peak. The $350 in combined credits is worth about 28 percent of the cheaper stay and about 16 percent of the dearer one.