Review #1201 A…read moreconvenient parking lot that's right underneath the Harvard Square hotel. If you are coming from Boston/HKS side, turn right and enter as soon as you turn on Bennett Street. If you are coming from the Mount Auburn Street side, then turn right as soon as you past Wusong Road Tiki Bar. The parking lot gets very full on Sundays since it's free. On weekdays, it gets packed but you may be able to find an open spot here and there. You don't actually need to display your ticket on dashboard, you just need to save it just in case. They take credit cards or quarters.

A great parking garage option for university affiliates and visitors!…read more Daily pass rate is $12 for affiliates and $10 for university visitors. There is a parking attendant at the garage entrance, where you will receive a parking ticket for you to swipe and re-enter the garage doors/staircase on the side. It is easy to navigate via Google Maps, and within super close proximity to the main campus! Here is a link with pictures and information, https://harvardplanning.emuseum.com/sites/113/broadway-garage

A great garage option if you are coming to HBS campus…read more I recently came here for an Harvard Innovation Lab event and got complimentary parking. Pretty easy to navigate and the ramp is much wider than your typical Cambridge parking garages. I am not sure if this is open to the general ph log, but it is open to Harvard affiliates.

Great surface lot that's easily accessible to the Science Center, Sanders Theater, William James…read moreHall, and more. Make sure to purchase your parking pass in advance online for Harvard affiliates. The entrance is located behind the building. Enter from Divinity Avenue, the driveway is located between the WJH back and the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations.

Easy access, super wide spaces (public spots begin on the second floor) and the best part…read more.. *drumroll* Its $4 after 4p, up to six hours of parking! Not sure if you must buy through SpotHero as the sign says $7, but hey, I gots mines Solid lighting, clean stairwell, all credit card, and surprisingly vacant. Considering how Seaport street meters tend to run up $3.75/hr, Necco offers quite the deal. Now, maybe consider getting a few EV stations?

I couldn't believe it, but there's actually an enclosed garage in the Seaport side of the water…read morefrom Downtown Boston where you can park on a Saturday or a Sunday for an affordable flat rate of $5! The first couple of floors are marked reserved, so park on the 3rd floor or higher. Lose your ticket and you pay the daily max of $21. We didn't lose our ticket. Rather we paid with a credit card at the gate upon our exit. When returning after dinner the door we exited through was locked so we walked in through the auto entrance/exit. Looks like the afterhours pedestrian entrance is located on Necco Court, on the opposite side of the building. Hours of Operation: Mon-Fri 6am-10pm Sat & Sun 8am-12am Parking Rates: Up to 30 Mins $ 5.00 Up to 1 Hour $10.00 Up to 90 Mins $17.00 Max $21.00 Early Bird (weekdays, in before 9am, exit by 6pm) $19.00 Flat Rate (Sat-Sun in after 8am out by 12am) $ 5.00 PS - looks like Blue Ginger validates for $5 parking here on weeknights. *** 3/2015 update *** Good news! They had a board set up outside advertising a Sleep Over Rate of $10 if you're in after 4pm and out before 9am which takes care of those driving in to dine in the area on evenings. Even better news for those dining at Bastille Kitchen - they validate for parking at Necco Street Garage! This discounts the evening Sleep Over Rate from $10 down to $5! This beat out the nearby outdoor lot by $3, AND besides, they were full when we were looking for parking. *** 6/16/2017 *** Expect Event pricing this weekend at $17 for Tall Ships.

If your looking for a place to leave your car this is a pretty solid option. First off, the…read moreparking garage is for monthly parking only, so there are always other cars parked there. Second, the price is affordable especially when compared to parking in Boston. Ended up paying just $95 for the month. Also, during non-office hours the garage doors are closed and access is only by key card. If your looking for a good place to park this is definitely a good option.

I couldn't find a review listing on Yelp, but glad I was able to read the Google Reviews ahead of…read moretime. I found the website really useful and thought a Yelp listing should be added as well. If you are parking here for the first time, be sure to take the time and read the website instructions here, https://campusplanning.hms.harvard.edu/campus-services/parking-commuter-services/parking/garage-parking-guide. The garage entrance is a down ramp between 180 Longwood Ave and the Warren Alpert Building. When you turn to the ramp, be sure to slow down and let the parking attendant know. It was my first time parking here and I had a one-day permit. I gave the pre-printed permit to the attendant. He gave me a temporary dashboard display ticket and another swipe card. When you go down the ramp, you make a right. Swipe the card or your HUID to enter. After I entered, there was another parking attendant directing traffic. He asked me if I wanted to park on the vehicle lift or a regular spot. I chose a regular spot. These spots are very tight and he said he could help me if needed. When I left, I actually ran into him again and he was able to direct me to the right floor. This garage can be confusing, so don't hesitate to ask for help. I was here for a HSPH event and took the elevator to go up. Then make a left to exit the building. You then make another left to enter the campus area for Public Health. The online permit is avaiable here, https://www.transportation.harvard.edu/parking For your convenience, I have pasted part of the instructions here: "The Warren Alpert Building "Quad Parking Garage" is both a self-park and valet-assisted parking facility. In order to maximize parking spaces, the garage is equipped with vehicle lifts that raise vehicles in order to create an additional parking space below the raised vehicle. Please see the vehicle lift parking instructions below for additional information. If you do not wish to park your own vehicle on a vehicle lift platform or below a raised vehicle lift, please see a parking attendant for assistance. If you choose to self park your vehicle on a vehicle lift, please use caution when entering and exiting your vehicle. Parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Garage use is reserved for permit holders (issued by the HMS Commuter Services and Parking Office and visitors with a one-day parking pass that was reserved through the online reservation system by authorized department representatives. Because vehicle lifts are used, a limited number of suvs, minivans and pick up trucks are not allowed at the Quad Garage due to height and width limitations. The vehicle height restriction at the entrance and exit of the Quad Garage is 6'8". The vehicle height restriction for vehicles on or under a vehicle lift is 5'0". An attempt will be made to find alternate on-campus parking for vehicles restricted from the Quad Garage, but parking is not guaranteed"

Great place to park and visit Boston. We sure did a lot of walking since there's not much parking…read moreand close ones are super expensive

The garage was easy to find... reasonably priced. we paid 25 dollars for 12 hours. Was great…read more People were friendly.. we arrived at 8am and there were literally no issues. Good parking at a good rate for Boston. Brought kids to see USS Constitution.

My friend and I parked here for a trip to Boston, we were staying in Charlestown. Easy location…read moreand wonderful consumer service from Preston ! He went above and beyond to make sure we had great service! Thanks Preston!