A Room with a Brew on Tap at Boston’s Bayside DoubleTree by Hilton

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Craft beer lovers have a tasty reason to stay at the DoubleTree by Hilton Boston Bayside in the coming weeks. The popular hotel's package, A Room with a Brew, offers a trip to the nearby Dorchester Brewing Company for guests.  Once settled in, guests can jump on the complimentary shuttle service to and from the brewery, just over a mile away,  to enjoy lunch and a gift card worth a flight of four 5-ounce pours.  In addition, the package includes a welcome drink of Cream Ale and Double IPA upon arrival to your room.

Find more details and reservation information on the Room with a Brew package.  The offer is good through September 2019.

Opened in July 2016, Dorchester Brewing Company is a state-of-the art, 25,000 sq. ft facility that provides the region’s craft brewers with a place to sell, market and offer tastings of their beers in the popular tap room.  Dorchester Brewing also has a snack menu as well as pizza options and great local food trucks on weekends.

View from the DoubleTree by Hilton Boston Bayside

The DoubleTree Hotel offers a convenient and affordable way to enjoy Boston at its best.  Just steps from Boston’s walking and biking trail, HarborWalk, the Bayside is also close to the JFKPresidential Library & Museum and the Edward M. Kennedy Institute, two of the city’s most popular tourism destinations. 

The Bayside is also next to the MBTA Red Line subway (JFK Library Stop), which takes visitors directly to downtown Boston, Cambridge and Quincy, with easy connections to anywhere in greater Boston. Plus, complimentary shuttle transportation is available to Logan International Airport, local area restaurants, the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, and the Flynn Cruiseport (Black Falcon) Terminal.

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