Make the most out of your time in Boston! Rise early, and join us for a 6:30AM yoga class in our Fitness Studio every Wednesday. Classes are complimentary, and we encourage everyone to attend!

Recharge with our EatWell™ dishes, packed with nutrients to power your day. Created in partnership with doctors and nutritionists, our fresh selections are naturally nourishing and antioxidant rich. We pair wholesome fruits, vegetables, grains and proteins to maximize their healthful benefits, keeping you energized and focused.

Power your performance with our WestinWORKOUT® Fitness Studios, featuring 24/7 access to state-of-the-art equipment in an invigorating environment. Elevate your energy on the treadmill, tone up with strength machines and free weights, or grab a mat to stretch and release. Energize with a few laps or bring the kids to splash in our indoor pool. Disposable headphones, cool towels and water are available as well as locker facilities.

Extend your Boston stay and explore all the Seaport has to offer. What used to be a port-and-warehouse district now offers everything from the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) to Lookout's rooftop patio boasting an incredible view of Boston Harbor to the award-winning Legal Harborside restaurant - perfect for a night on the town.

Voted the "Best Family Attraction in Boston", the Boston Tea Party Museum is a floating testament to the first and greatest act of revolution by what would become the United States of America. Expertly choreographed reenactors and robust exhibits will bring you into the hull of revolution in one of the most immersive museums on American History.

Visit the North Boston neighborhood and visit your favorite aquatic animals! Children of all ages love to explore the giant ocean tank, and your family will adore the playful seals. Combo-tickets available.

Spend an afternoon in the Seaport District crafting and bottling your own custom beer! Using the knowledge of the on-site Master Brewers and Hopster's technology, you too can brew your first beer or improve your technique.

From the John F. Kennedy Library to the Isabella Stewart Gardiner Museum to the Paul Revere House, there are countless opportunities to expand your understanding of the past, the present, and the future. Make an afternoon out of a short walk down to the harbor to visit the Institution of Contemporary Art, or take a scenic whale-watching excursion from Long Wharf Harbor!

Unmoved for nearly 100 years, the collection of Isabella and Jack Gardner adorns the walls and spaces in their 1899 home, built specifically as a gallery. The four-level courtyard in the center of the palace is one of the most unique features, designed by Isabella and William Sears.

Sitting on the banks of Dorchester bay, the JFK Library is a museum and monument to John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th POTUS. Exhibits ranging from his time in the military to documents executed during his term fill the walls of this I.M. Pei architectural masterpiece. Come see JFK's childhood sailboat, the VICTURA.