Apartments for a Boston Wedding Weekend

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We run Spare Keys Stay ourselves, here in Boston. Questions before you book? Daryl answers personally.

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Apartments for a Boston Wedding Weekend

Several apartments, one address

Hotels for a Boston wedding split the party across rooms. Whole apartments - book several in one building - with free parking, full kitchens and laundry.

Book a building two to five apartments at the same address
Sleeps 10 in our largest apartment, four bedrooms
Free parking on the premises, for a weekend of driving

The trouble with hotel rooms for a wedding party

A wedding weekend splits people up at exactly the moment they want to be together. Everyone books their own room, the rooms land on different floors, and there is nowhere to sit but a bed or a lobby.

Several of our buildings hold more than one apartment. 7 Bernard and 9 Bernard each have two. 17 Ellis has four, and 19 Ellis has five. A wedding party can take the whole address — each family with its own kitchen, bathrooms and bedrooms, everyone behind the same front door.

Our largest apartment, 42 Glenway, sleeps ten on its own.

Getting ready, and the morning after

The getting-ready hours are the ones a hotel room handles worst. You need mirrors, floor space, somewhere to hang dresses, and a kitchen table for whoever is doing hair and makeup. A four-bedroom apartment with two and a half bathrooms does that. A double room does not.

Afterwards there is a driveway instead of a valet queue, a washer and dryer for whatever happened to the suits, and a kitchen for the morning when nobody wants to face a restaurant.

We are outside the downtown core, and that is the trade — you drive or ride in for the ceremony. In return the whole party fits under one roof for what a handful of downtown rooms would have cost.

How many people each building holds

This is the part worth checking before you book anything else. Two of our addresses can take a wedding party on their own — 17 Ellis has four apartments and 19 Ellis has five, all behind the same door.

Availability decides what is actually possible, so ask early. Wedding dates are known a year out, and so are ours.

BuildingApartmentsSleeps in total
19 Ellis Street (Hyde Park)529
17 Ellis Street (Hyde Park)425
7 Bernard Street (Dorchester)210
9 Bernard Street (Dorchester)210
9 Warner Street (Dorchester)210
42 Glenway Street (Dorchester)110
It was the perfect spot to host a group of gals before going into the city and afterwards. Host was very communicative and kind. Allowed early check-in and late check-out.— verified guest review

Common questions

Can the wedding party share one apartment?
The whole apartment, to yourself. Your own front door, your own kitchen, laundry in most units, and no front desk. Most of our buildings have more than one apartment, each rented separately, so you may share the entrance or stairs with other guests - but nobody else is inside your apartment.
Can we hold the wedding or a party at the apartments?
No. The apartments are for your guests to stay in, not a venue: our house rules do not allow parties or events. Book them for the family and friends travelling in, and hold the celebration at your venue.
Is there free parking for guests?
Yes. Every apartment has its own free off-street parking, so you are not paying a garage on top of the stay and you are not circling for a space when you arrive.
What are check-in and checkout times?
Check-in is 3pm and checkout is 10am as standard, with self check-in so there is no meeting anyone at a set hour. On a same-day booking tell us what you need and we will work with it.

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