There are several websites that cater for people seeking short term apartment rentals in Boston – and we’ve hand-picked three of the best.

A view of the Boston Skyline from the Prudential Skywalk (Photo: Bill Damon via Flickr / CC BY 2.0)
One of the oldest and most historically and culturally important cities in the US, such is the diversity and depth of Boston’s appeal that large numbers of outsiders choose to make the city their home. Many of these arrivals come for temporary periods and for these there are plenty of short-term rental properties scattered throughout both the city’s central and outer districts. To help you identify the right one for your budget, tastes and needs, we’ve picked out some of the best online resources for finding short-term lets in Boston.
Booking.com

Booking.com are our favourite choice for finding a furnished short-term property in Boston for period of anything from a few days through to two-weekly rentals. Booking through the digital accommodation giants comes with all the realiability you would hope for from such a big and long-standing name. While it’s best known for its hotel listings, it is also increasingly featuring private apartments as a way of challenging the platforms like Airbnb. When we searched for short stay options in Boston, around 61 apartments were available, starting at just $74 per night for a two-bed studio. Booking.com also offer a Best Price Guarantee as well as a guest feedback section so you can scour the experiences of previous guests before making your choice.
Blueground

Sabbatical Homes
