Boston Logan to Downtown Hotel
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Quickest way is to take a cab. Omni is downtown Boston, not too far from the tunnels, so trip will be quick. If you're budget minded, take the airport shuttle to the MBTA airport station (blue line) and take the train to the old state house on that line, it should only take about 10 minutes. The omni is two blocks from the stop. Trains run through the night. Check out the mbta map on line , I think it's mbta.com
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At 8 p.m., traffic should be very light, and the trip fairly quick.
I don't think it's worth it to take the subway. You'll probably be tired if you've had a long flight, it will likely be dusk outside, and Boston streets are not the easiest to figure out.
Your trip should be no more than $10.
I don't think it's worth it to take the subway. You'll probably be tired if you've had a long flight, it will likely be dusk outside, and Boston streets are not the easiest to figure out.
Your trip should be no more than $10.
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See website for the hotel, under 'hotel services' ...
http://www.omnihotels.com/hotels/default.asp?topic=services&h_id=20
"Boston is well-served by ground transportation companies that provide service throughout the city.
Hotel concierge can arrange car rental, limousine and town car service."
See website for the hotel, under 'hotel services' ...
http://www.omnihotels.com/hotels/default.asp?topic=services&h_id=20
"Boston is well-served by ground transportation companies that provide service throughout the city.
Hotel concierge can arrange car rental, limousine and town car service."
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