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Typically the people who live in a city aren’t going to have an intimate knowledge of the hotels in an area. Locals have their own places to stay.

Try Google.

Depends on what your budget is. Downtown hotels are quite expensive. If money is no object, The Newbury is your best bet. Set on quite literally one of the best parcels of land overlooking the public garden, Newbury Street, and Comm Ave, it’s got beautiful views and is walkable to almost anything. Exemplary service, beautiful historic luxury property (it was formerly the first Ritz Carlton) with large and beautifully renovated rooms. Boston Park Pkaza is also in a great spot, but offers the option of small rooms (like 160 sq ft) at a reasonable price compared to other hotels in the area. Moxy on Tremont and Stuart is a nice modern hip brand, small rooms but fun atmosphere. Area can be a little wild at night but still safe

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The Godfrey on Temple Place

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Omni Parker hotel is in a great spot

marriot long wharf

When on my own, I stay at Found Hotel which is close to Boston Common, Chinatown, Tufts Medical Centre, and Copley Square. It's also about a block or 2 south of the Four Seasons Hotel where I stay when in Boston for work. I've recommended it to a handful of friends and all have enjoyed their stays. Good luck.