Hotels in Worcester

Worcester is the "Heart of the Commonwealth" with half of Massachusetts to the west and half to the east. Known as the "City of Seven Hills," it offers visitors memorable experiences in the arts, science, history, and geography. Visitors to Worcester, MA, are able to stay within the city center at the Courtyard by Marriot, Hampton Inn, and Hilton Garden Inn Hotel. Three others are closer to hospitals and the biotechnology park: Quality Inn & Suites, Beechwood Inn, and Marriot Residence Inn.

Worcester Quick Picks and Tips

Scholarly Library

American Antiquarian Society is convenient to reach by car, bus and taxi. Twenty miles of library shelves house documents about life and times of American people - colonial times to Civil War and Reconstruction years.

Major Point of Interest

Blackstone River Valley National Historic Corridor begins in Worcester and winds its way through 24 towns and villages to Providence, Rhode Island. Historically, the river powered the Slater Mill in Pawtucket.

Museum

Higgins Armory Museum is the only museum of armor in the Western Hemisphere. It presents a history of metal craft, chivalry, knightly armor, and offers guests re-enactments of medieval events. High ceilings and Gothic arch structures transform the interior into the Great Hall of a medieval castle.

Public Parks

Elm Park is historically significant for being the first public park in the US donated by a private citizen. Nearby is Institute Park, the venue for weekend summer concerts.

Transportation

Transportation is available from Worcester Airport and historic Union Station by train, taxi, car, and bus. Access to most places in the Northeast is available from Worcester, Massachusetts.