Harbor iParkit Garage

Parking is relevantly safe and somewhat clean. Prices are good only if you are quick. If you stay long best time is early bird specials. Parts are getting updated and in constructiom. Advice: Keep the car locked and nothing valuable visible like bags, money, etc.

I’ve lived in Boston for the past 10 years, and every single weekend when I drive downtown I usually pay around $15–$17 for parking for the entire day, or about $3 for up to 3 hours near Haymarket, which is only a 10-minute walk from this location. On January 31st, I tried this parking garage for the first time on a weekend, assuming the rates would be reasonable—especially in the middle of winter. I was very wrong. I ended up paying $48 for just over 2 hours and 3 min of parking. I have never paid this much for weekend parking anywhere in Boston. It was an unpleasant and surprising experience, and while I won’t make this mistake again, it’s definitely something I’ll remember.

I didnt end up parking yhete there but i read through the reviews and drove to thr front of it… realize so many complaints about the poor transparency in pricing and yet owner did not change a thing. The garage keeps saying they are working on it. Well did they?

Great parking if you need to park your car for several hours nothing else. The price of this parking is very prohibitive which is why most of it sits empty. Parking for 80 minutes up to 24 hours is the same rate: 44$. Everything under is ridiculously priced.

Small spots and super expensive. They also advertise an early bird rate that is about half the price of their normal rates. If you are going to the Aquarium and are a member, they will give you a 10 dollar validation for this ramp. Overall this ramp is super pricy but it has a good location.