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Boston Has Second-Most-Expensive Hotel Rooms In US

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Boston has the distinction of being the second-most-expensive US city for an overnight stay this fall, according to a recent survey by CheapHotels.org. The survey looked at the 30 cities nationwide with the highest populations and room rates during October, since this month is when most US cities reach their highest average hotel rates.

The survey excluded hotels with less than a 3-star rating and those lacking a central location within each destination. Under those terms, Boston came in at $257/night average for its most affordable room, just behind Nashville at $261/night. No. 3 is Washington, DC ($192/night). Cheapest room for a night? Vegas, baby ($63).

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