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One Hotel Drive, Boston, MA 02128 is the address of the Hilton Boston Logan Airport, the hotel on the grounds of Logan Airport in East Boston, not a downtown hotel. A covered walkway links it to Terminals A and E, a free 24-hour shuttle covers every terminal, the subway, the water taxi and the rental cars, and Hilton puts downtown about 2 miles away across the harbor.
It is built for early flights, late arrivals and park-and-fly trips: an indoor pool, a pub dinner and a short walk to check-in. It is the wrong base for anyone who wants to step out of the lobby onto the Freedom Trail or Newbury Street; from here, every sightseeing day starts with a shuttle and a train or boat.
Hilton Boston Logan Airport at a glance
| Detail | What Hilton lists |
|---|---|
| Address | One Hotel Drive, Boston, MA 02128 (East Boston) |
| Terminal access | Covered walkway to Terminals A and E; free 24-hour shuttle to all terminals |
| Downtown | About 2 miles; Back Bay about 4 miles; Fenway Park about 7 miles |
| Dining | Berkshire's, Cafe Presto, Connolly's Publik House, evening room service |
| Recreation | Indoor pool, 24-hour fitness center |
| Check-in and check-out | 4 p.m. and 11 a.m. |
Where is One Hotel Drive?
Inside Logan International Airport, in East Boston, a neighborhood of the City of Boston on the far side of the harbor from downtown. That location is the whole point of the hotel. Hilton lists the New England Aquarium, the waterfront and the city center at about 2 miles, Chinatown and the North End at about 3, Back Bay and Beacon Hill at about 4, and Fenway Park at about 7.
To reach downtown without a car, ride the hotel shuttle to Airport station on the Blue Line, which reaches the New England Aquarium at Aquarium station two stops later. The Silver Line SL1, which picks up at the terminal curbs, is free from the airport to South Station, and the MBTA ferry runs year-round from Logan's Water Transportation Dock to Long Wharf.
Can you walk from the Hilton to the airport terminals?
Yes, to Terminals A and E. The covered, enclosed walkway connects the hotel to both, and Hilton describes it as the only hotel directly connected to Logan, so you can wheel a bag to check-in without going outside. For Terminals B and C, take the hotel's complimentary shuttle, which runs 24 hours. Rates for the Hilton Boston Logan Airport are on Expedia.
Rooms and amenities
The hotel is 100% non-smoking, a Boston ordinance rather than a hotel choice. It has an indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, meeting rooms and connecting rooms, and Hilton Honors members can use Digital Key. Families get cribs and a kids menu; there is no childcare. Pets are welcome for a non-refundable 50 dollar fee, up to 75 pounds.
Where to eat: Berkshire's, Cafe Presto and Connolly's Publik House
Three outlets cover the day. Berkshire's is the breakfast restaurant, with an à la carte menu. Cafe Presto in the lobby serves Starbucks coffee, breakfast sandwiches and pastries, grab-and-go lunches and, in the evening, sandwiches, salads, beer and wine. Connolly's Publik House is the gastro-pub for dinner, with clam chowder and fish and chips alongside international dishes, and an On-the-Go menu for travelers short on time. Room service runs in the evening, not around the clock, and breakfast is not included in a standard rate.
Parking and park-and-fly
Self-parking is 58 dollars per day and valet 66 dollars, in a covered, secured garage with in-and-out privileges; hourly rates are available. There is no EV charging. The hotel also sells park-and-fly options, which can make sense for an early departure from a home outside the city.
What is near the hotel in East Boston?
East Boston is a real neighborhood with its own food scene, a few minutes from the terminals. Santarpio’s Pizza on Chelsea Street serves pizza and grilled skewers every day; our guide to East Boston restaurants covers the rest. For a layover with a few hours to spare, see things to do near Boston Logan Airport, and for the T, our guide to Boston public transportation.