<p>I am planning ahead for graduation 2015 and wanted to know of a hotel near Boston University, preferably one that has reasonably priced suites. Something on the Green Line would be perfect. Suggestions appreciated.</p>
<p>Holiday Inn in Brookline. </p>
<p>You can find really good rates through Omni if you book early enough - I’ve seen rooms at the Parker House go for as low as 180 a night and the Parker House is splendid. Same goes for Hyatt-Regency. But that is if you’re more inclined to stay at a more upscale sort of place (which might be nice for a big event like a graduation). The MBTA keeps all of Greater Boston connected quite a bit - so if you’re out of luck finding a place smack dab in Boston that fits your budget - you can look into a lot of the accommodations in the surrounding Greater Boston area (Somerville, Cambridge, Charlestown, etc) that are accessible to BU by mass transit. </p>
<p>@Vlklngboy11 seems to be more … familiar (in more ways than one) with BU - and I know nothing of the more middling accommodations in Brookline - so I’d definitely look into that. </p>
<p>If you want really cheap decent accommodations and you don’t mind staying in a hostel then HI-Boston is a nice hostel in downtown Boston.</p>
<p>Look at Newtown its 10 minutes, or Marriott in Cambridge. There is not such thing as a cheap hotel in Boston though. I travel there on Business quite often and since I care about spending I often do Hotwire, its a great website to get hotels in a certain area as long as you do not care what property.</p>
<p>A quick look for April weekend next year ( you can only book 11 months in advance) shows a 449 per night hotel for 149 a night. Alo you can put in a price watcher as well. I recommend making reservations directly with a few places and you can usually cancel a certain time before and just keep wathgin rates.On Hotwire you need to pay in advance</p>
<p>You can get a bed for 65 dollars a night in the hosteling international by Tufts Dental. Can’t beat that, especially if you’re by yourself.</p>