The architect responsible for the design of Boston’s Olde City Hall did not stop there. He also designed a building on State Street that now houses the Harborside Inn. Today, Harborside Inn specializes in providing comfortable, affordable, and conveniently located accommodations to Boston’s many visitors. Harborside Inn takes great pride in its individuality. No two guest rooms are exactly alike, although they do share a number of common features such as Federalist-inspired cherry wood furniture, chandeliers, and exposed brick. Reproductions of famous works by Impressionist masters hang on the walls; visit the Boston Museum of Fine Arts to see the real thing. Although Harborside Inn is consistently ranked as having some of the most competitive rates in the waterfront and financial districts, you don’t have to sacrifice quality service to save money. Conde Nast Traveler has put this hotel on its Gold List, and most of Boston’s attractions are nearby. Visit the Faneuil Hall Marketplace for fresh flowers or food in the famed Quincy Market, or hop on the subway (steps from the front door) for a trip to see the Green Monster at Fenway Park.