Talk about a hidden gem. Did you know about this? It's so fun to discover something new in a city you may be in daily or just a couple of times a year.

There really is a rooftop restaurant and hotel above Boston's TD Garden and North Station.

You may have a new, cool favorite to add to your outings in Boston. I mean, when you think of TD Garden, especially if we've been there, it's all about the Boston Celtics, Bruins, concerts, and events, not a hotel.

CitizenM hotel via Facebook
CitizenM Hotel via Facebook
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According to Boston Uncovered, this hidden gem is right there, and you've probably walked by it not even knowing.

It's called CitizenM Hotel Boston, and it's a Boston-themed hotel and restaurant with workspaces for locals and a cool vibe for dining.

CitizenM hotel
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CitizenM hotels are all over the world in major cities and are located in the most prime locations with a funky, artsy feel.

You can brag about having the best bedding in case dinner and a staycation is the plan, or you can just enjoy the rooftop view with drinks.

If you do stay, obviously, those views are iconic with floor-to-ceiling windows. There's also 24-hour food and beverage service, as well as a sky deck with incredible views of the water, Boston skyline, Charlestown, and Copley.

CitizenM hotel Boston
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It opened in 2019, right before the pandemic hit, so it makes sense if you're unaware of it.

It's pretty cool to know this may be a new staycation, getaway, or night out with a view if you want to try something new or you're hitting up TD Garden for something.

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