Getting around Boston from InterContinental Boston
InterContinental Boston sits on the Fort Point Channel waterfront at 510 Atlantic Ave and has easy access to Boston’s transit hub (South Station), the Harborwalk, and water taxis. The hotel concierge can arrange water taxis, MBTA directions, and valet parking; most visitors combine the nearby MBTA lines, walking, and water-taxi options to reach Boston Logan and downtown sights.
In this guide
- Arriving at InterContinental Boston (address & contact)
- Airport options: Logan via transit, water taxi, or car services
- South Station, MBTA and commuter rail connections
- Water taxis, Harborwalk and walking around the waterfront
- Walking to nearby attractions and neighborhoods
- Local transport options: taxis, rideshare, parking and valet
- Hotel services that help with getting around
Arriving at InterContinental Boston (address & contact)
The hotel’s street address is 510 Atlantic Ave, Boston, Massachusetts, 02210. For help arranging transfers or questions before arrival, BookResorts agents are reachable 24/7 at +1 (888) 605-1350.
InterContinental Boston’s own 24-hour front desk and concierge handle luggage storage, express check-in/out, and transport bookings. If you plan to park, the property operates on-site valet parking (see the concierge for current availability and policies).
- Hotel address: 510 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02210
- BookResorts site phone (24/7): +1 (888) 605-1350
- Front desk: 24-hour service; concierge can book transfers and tours
| Service | Where to arrange |
|---|---|
| Valet parking | Hotel front desk/concierge |
| Water taxi or harbor transfers | Concierge or hotel reservation desk |
| Restaurant reservations (Matria, Bar Fellini, Loyall Counting Room) | Concierge or individual restaurant numbers |
Airport options: Logan via transit, water taxi, or car services
Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) is about 2.1–4 miles from the hotel. The MBTA and water-taxi operators provide alternatives to private car services; the hotel does not advertise a complimentary airport shuttle.
If you prefer public transit, take the SL1 Silver Line from South Station to the airport terminals — South Station is a short walk from the hotel and provides free Silver Line service to Logan. The concierge can also arrange private car or rideshare pick-ups and can advise on current travel times and traffic conditions.
- MBTA Silver Line (SL1) — free between South Station and Logan terminals; board at South Station
- Water taxi — services such as Boston Water Taxi stop at nearby waterfront docks and can be arranged through the concierge
- Rideshare/taxis — book via app or ask the front desk to order one
| Option | How to start from the hotel |
|---|---|
| Silver Line (SL1) | Walk to South Station; board SL1 to Logan |
| Water taxi | Concierge can reserve pickup/drop-off at the hotel’s waterfront dock |
| Rideshare/Taxi | Request via app or ask front desk to call one |
South Station, MBTA and commuter rail connections
South Station is roughly a five-minute walk from the hotel and is Boston’s main hub for the Red Line subway, Silver Line buses, and regional commuter rail. Use South Station for fast access across the city and to regional destinations in eastern Massachusetts.
Buy CharlieCard/CharlieTicket at vending machines in stations or use contactless payment where accepted. The concierge can point you to the best MBTA routes for destinations such as the North End, Back Bay, and Fenway Park.
- Red Line via South Station for downtown and Cambridge connections
- Silver Line (SL1) to Logan Airport; other Silver Line routes serve Seaport and South Boston
- Commuter Rail at South Station for trips outside central Boston
| Destination type | Typical MBTA option |
|---|---|
| Airport terminals | Silver Line (SL1) from South Station |
| Cambridge / MIT / Harvard | Red Line (transfer at Park St or South Station as needed) |
| Suburban day trips | Commuter Rail from South Station |
Water taxis, Harborwalk and walking around the waterfront
The hotel sits on Fort Point Channel and has quick pedestrian access to the Harborwalk. Water taxis operate from docks near the hotel for on-demand trips around the Inner Harbor and to locations such as Long Wharf and the airport — the concierge can make reservations.
Walking is one of the easiest ways to reach nearby waterfront attractions: the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, Rowes Wharf, and portions of the Rose Kennedy Greenway are all within easy walking reach from the hotel’s waterfront location.
- Harborwalk — follow the waterfront path for views and access to piers and museums
- Water taxi — book through Boston Water Taxi or ask hotel concierge for help
- Nearby waterfront stops: Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, Rowes Wharf, Harborwalk
| Walkable spot | Approximate access from hotel (on-foot guidance) |
|---|---|
| Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum | Directly adjacent; a very short walk |
| Rose Kennedy Greenway / Harborwalk | Immediate access via hotel’s waterfront side |
| Rowes Wharf / Long Wharf | A short walk along the Harborwalk |
Walking to nearby attractions and neighborhoods
InterContinental Boston sits between the Financial District and Seaport District, so many downtown attractions are walkable. Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market, the Freedom Trail, New England Aquarium, and the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) are all reachable on foot from the hotel.
South Station is the closest major transit hub for onward travel, and the Boston Children’s Museum and Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum are especially close. For longer day trips (for example to Salem or the Harbor Islands), the concierge can advise on best departure points and schedules.
- Faneuil Hall & Quincy Market — about a 15-minute walk
- Freedom Trail — passes through downtown landmarks easily accessed from the hotel
- Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) and Fan Pier — across Fort Point Channel in the Seaport District
| Attraction | Walking note |
|---|---|
| Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum | Directly adjacent to the hotel |
| Boston Children’s Museum | A short walk along the Harborwalk |
| Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market | Around a 15-minute walk |
Local transport options: taxis, rideshare, parking and valet
Taxis and rideshare apps are widely used in Boston; the concierge or front desk can call a car for you. The hotel’s valet parking is managed on-site (guests should check current valet policies and rates with the front desk).
If you’re driving to the city, remember the hotel’s published on-site valet option — confirm the daily valet rate and in/out privileges with the hotel before arrival. The hotel does not list a complimentary airport shuttle, so plan transfers ahead.
- Valet parking — arrange with front desk (on-site service available)
- Rideshare and taxis — request via app or through the concierge
- No complimentary airport shuttle — use Silver Line, water taxi, or hired car
| Service | How to arrange |
|---|---|
| Valet parking | Front desk/concierge |
| Taxi/rideshare | App or front desk call |
| Water taxi pickup | Concierge reservations |
Hotel services that help with getting around
Concierge services cover tours, ticketing, water-taxi reservations, and recommended MBTA directions. Use the concierge to book ferries to the Boston Harbor Islands, arrange private transfers, or reserve restaurant seating at Matria, Bar Fellini, Loyall Counting Room, or Five-10 Waterfront.
If you need specific mobility assistance, the hotel lists a range of accessibility features; ask the front desk for help planning accessible routes and transport. Guests also receive complimentary Wi-Fi to check maps, transit apps, and timetables while they’re out exploring.
- Concierge can book water taxis, harbor cruises, and ferries to the Harbor Islands
- Hotel offers complimentary Wi‑Fi to look up routes and timetables
- Front desk provides local maps and MBTA guidance
| Need | Who to ask |
|---|---|
| Water taxi or harbor cruise | Concierge |
| MBTA directions and CharlieCard info | Front desk/concierge |
| Restaurant reservations | Concierge or direct restaurant booking |
