May 9 – May 11, 2025
Hyatt Regency Cambridge
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Plan Your Stay for the 2025 International MSA Congress
Join us in Massachusetts for the 2025 International MSA Congress, where we’ve partnered with the Hyatt Regency Cambridge to offer attendees a comfortable and convenient stay. Explore exclusive hotel rates, transportation options, and local recommendations to make the most of your visit to Boston. Start planning your trip today for a seamless and enjoyable experience!
MSA International Congress Hotel
Welcome to the official host hotel for the 2025 International MSA Congress. Attendees are invited to email reservationsbosrc@hyatt.com to book your stay, and the reservations team will assist with booking at the best rate available based on the dates requested.
Please note that ADA rooms are limited and rooms are filling up, so we encourage you to secure your stay as soon as possible.
Hyatt Regency Cambridge
Address: 575 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, MA 02139
Phone: +1 617-492-1234
Parking: Onsite hotel parking is available. All MSA Congress attendees may park overnight for a special discounted rate of $35 per night.
Getting Around Boston
Local car services are available including:Â
- Uber
- Lyft
- Local taxi servicesÂ
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The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) is the public transportation agency which provides commuter rail, subway lines, buses, and ferry services. For questions on pricing, station locations, accessibility, how to get to and from the airport, etc., please visit the MBTA’s Boston Visitor’s Guide to the T.
Boston Recommendations
We asked our Boston locals for their recommendations for sightseeing, activities, and of course, good food.Â
Local Attractions
Duck Tour of Boston
For a fun and slightly silly experience, take a 90-minute Duck Tour of Boston, which covers most of the city in both land and water. For a more relaxed adventure, visit View Boston at the top of the Prudential Center for a breathtaking 360-degree view of the city, complete with dining options.
– Carol Langer, Former Mission MSA Board Member
Fenway Park Tour
Tour the iconic Fenway Park and afterward, stop by Sweet Cheeks Q, known for its heavenly biscuits by Chef Tiffany Faison of Food Network fame.
– Kevin Bligh, Mission MSA Volunteer
WNDR Museum
Experience the immersive and interactive WNDR Museum, located in downtown Boston. It’s perfect for a hands-on visual adventure and just a short walk from historic Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market.
– Josh Launer, Mission MSA Board Member
Boston Public Library
While near the Prudential Center, explore the original part of the Boston Public Library, the oldest free public library in the U.S. Enter through Dartmouth Street and don’t miss the magnificent third-floor murals by John Singer Sargent.
– Carol Langer, Former Mission MSA Board Member
New England Aquarium
For ocean lovers, a visit to the New England Aquarium is a must. Afterward, hop on a Boston Harbor Cruise or take a ferry to the Boston Harbor Islands for scenic walking paths. For thrill-seekers, try Codzilla, a speed boat that zips around Boston Harbor.
– Kevin Bligh, Mission MSA Volunteer
Freedom Trail
History buffs will love walking the Freedom Trail, which covers landmarks like Paul Revere’s house and the Old North Church. For a taste of Boston’s Italian side, stroll through the North End and visit Mamma Maria’s for group dining, or pick your favorite cannoli spot: Mike’s Pastry, Modern Pastry, or Bova’s Bakery.
– Carol Langer, Former Mission MSA Board Member
Castle Hill on the Crane Estate
Explore this historic estate in Ipswich, Massachusetts, after a meal at Clam Box of Ipswich, famous for its fried seafood and lobster rolls.
– Kevin Bligh, Mission MSA Volunteer
Day Trip to Portsmouth, New Hampshire
A short trip to Portsmouth offers a walkable downtown with excellent restaurants, coffee shops, and historical sites. If you’re feeling adventurous, try a kayak tour!
– Kevin Bligh, Mission MSA Volunteer
Day Trip to Hampton Beach, New Hampshire
For a nostalgic beachfront experience, visit Hampton Beach. Enjoy arcades, candy shops, and fried seafood along the boardwalk.
– Kevin Bligh, Mission MSA Volunteer
Local Eats
Ruka Resto Bar
For an exciting fusion of Peruvian and sushi, head to Ruka Resto Bar in the Financial District.
– Carol Langer, Former Mission MSA Board Member
Mida
Italian food lovers should visit Mida in the South End for hearty, authentic dishes.
– Carol Langer, Former Mission MSA Board Member
Neptune Oyster
Located in the North End, Neptune Oyster is renowned for the best warm butter lobster roll in New England. With no reservations and a small seating area, arriving early is a must—but the seafood is worth the wait.
– Josh Launer, Mission MSA Board Member
SRV
Another South End gem, SRV specializes in Italian fare with a focus on Venetian cuisine.
– Carol Langer, Former Mission MSA Board Member
Eataly
Located in the Prudential Center, Eataly offers a variety of Italian dining experiences, including Terra, a more upscale option.
– Carol Langer, Former Mission MSA Board Member
Mike’s Pastries
Visit Mike’s Pastries for an iconic cannoli!
– Josh Launer, Mission MSA Board Member
Lolita Back Bay
For a fun twist on Mexican food, visit Lolita Back Bay for vibrant, flavorful dishes in a funky setting.
– Carol Langer, Former Mission MSA Board Member
Legal Sea Foods
This local favorite has several locations throughout the city and serves some of the freshest seafood in Boston.
– Carol Langer, Former Mission MSA Board Member
Questions?
Have questions about the 2025 International Congress? Please email us at info@missionmsa.org.
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