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Solo trip to Boston? Best advice and tips

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Hey, adventurous souls! Planning a solo trip to Boston sounds like an epic way to embrace new experiences! December might be chilly, but the city’s charm shines through the winter vibes. Since you’re on a budget and love walking, downtown is perfect for exploring museums, cafes, and scenic trails. For a cozy stay, check out options like the Hyatt Regency Boston or Harborside Inn—both are safe and welcoming for young travelers. Get ready to dive into delicious eats and unforgettable sights!

Hey guys, so I don't travel much but I've been meaning to. I've been pushing it off year after year. So I decided to do a solo trip to downtown Boston in December (not sure if that's a good idea due to the cold). But I've heard it's beautiful and wanted to try it out and its the only time I have off. I'm on a budget and didn't want to factor in a retal car, I don't mind walking. Ive been doing some research and wanted to know if there was a sweet spot to stay in downtown. I'm interested in museums​, aquarium, cafe shops, Trails (bc i love running ), and I'm a foodie. So far I saw the Hyatt Regency Boston, Sheraton Marriott, and Harborside Inn hotels. Some place safe for a female in her 20s, nothing crazy or fancy . Any suggestions on the best hotel wound be helpful. Even another state I'm open to.

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