Airport to Copley Square???

Hi,

My travel party (2 of us) together with probably 2 roller suitcases will be arriving in Boston early (9am) on a Saturday morning.

What is the best way (quickest, cheapest) for us to reach our hotel which is in Copley Square it%26#39;s the Courtyard Boston Copley Square to be exact.

I appreciate your time and advice, you guys are great!

Can%26#39;t wait to experience Boston.

Thanks!

Airport to Copley Square???

Quickest is a taxi. Cheapest is taking the Silver Line to South Station, then the Red Line to Park Street, then the Green Line to Copley.

Airport to Copley Square???

The expensive but easy way is to take a cab.

If you want to economize, you can take your suitcases on the T. Take the shuttle bus to Airport Blue Line station, hop on an inbound train. Switch to the green line at Govt%26#39; Ctr and take that to Copley. (Another route: blue line to orange, switching at State, getting off at Back Bay)

If the suitcases are super bulky or heavy, I%26#39;d spring for the cab. If you%26#39;re budget-conscious and like an adventure, take the T.

That%26#39;s right...the Silver Line is another option.

Well, can be one thing, cheapest another. At that time of morning, on a Saturday, traffic is pretty quiet. It might be $20 - 25.00 USD to get to Copley Square via taxi.

If you wished to take the T, hop on the shuttle which will zoom you to the Blue Line/Airport Station. Take the train Inbound to Government Center, and change for the Green Line. You can take any train heading Westbound to the Copley station.

The Courtyard property is located at the corner of Exeter and St. James right behind the Boston Public Library. You%26#39;ll come above ground at the corner of Boylston and Dartmouth, kitty-corner to the Library. Walk a block to Exeter Street and then around the corner.

You will need to purchase Charlie Tickets at the Airport Station. This is the new fare system on the T. The tickets work in a debit system, so you can put at much as you think you might need for your stay. The kiosks have touchscreens where you can program how much %26#39;value%26#39; you wish to assign to the ticket.

And at most %26#39;T%26#39; subway stations there is someone there to help you with any questions about the Charlie cards.

we paid $25 for a taxi to copley sq and that was inc a$5 tip. its not that much to save you hassle with luggage and it was pretty quick cheers!