75 State Street Garage

Obnoxious excuse for a security guard. Yelled at me because I drove past the office (he was leaning back on a chair in there with his feet up on the table) upon entry to the garage. I had three buddies in the car and the guard backed right off when my front-​seat passenger rolled down the window and told him to watch his mouth. Makes me wonder how secure the place really is. Whole thing wouldn’t have happened if the guard was doing his job instead of sitting in the office with his feet up. I saw him doing the same exact thing to someone else as I was driving out. Will not be returning.

I wish NO stars was a rating! HORRIBLE! WORST GARAGE EVER. Even though I work in this building they are totally unaccommodating, hard to reach and never get back to you. I’ve been double charged and when I tried to return my parking pass b/​c I don’t have a car anymore, they refuse to refund me $ 150!!! Which makes no sense as parking passes are tied to the vehicles… They also charge up to $ 48 daily! There is a garage across the street and a lot behind the building.

Have to give one star based solely on the ignorant security guard who approaches you upon entering the garage. We went Aug 1^st around 5:30pm; we decided on this garage because of the $ 18 weekend parking fee. At arrival you are stopped by security, he asks you to lower your rear windows so he can look inside the vehicle. I had my purse and my boyfriend had his briefcase for work. We were asked if we were taking that bag with us, somewhat confused we asked, what bag. The guard shouted «the briefcase on the floor!» My boyfriend replied that it was his bag for work and he could look through it if he wanted. The guard shouted that it was a yes or no answer. The answer was no and we were allowed into the garage. I am a white female and was driving the car, my boyfriend who is not white was the passenger. I was never questioned about my bag or anything else. This man was extremely rude, and since when can you not carry a bag from your own car with you onto the streets of Boston. I can understand trying to keep a safe place for people, but this was over the top for a parking garage.

Cleanest garage I’ve seen so far in Boston downtown. The parking spaces are also larger than other garages so you won’t feel crammed in and less chance for dings. Also on weekdays, get there before 9:30 otherwise you’ll have to valet.

I wish I could give less stars. They told us as we were coming in that handicap placards give you free parking. He said «free parking with handicap» at least three times. They scammed us into parking there and made us pay the $ 38 full day price. If we had known it wasn’t free we would have happily looked for parking on the street. It was a beautiful building though!

Right across from Fanueil /​Quincy market (literally a block walk). Weekend rates are $ 18/​night which I find completely reasonable.

Safe, secure, and priced well compared with other lots in the area.

Expensive but worth it. Courteous attendants, very clean. The one garage that I have no problem giving the valet my keys and moving my car during the day. Very professional. I have the monthly debit pass. There are cheaper options closeby, but this place is well worth the incremental cost.

$ 17 all day Saturday, $ 14 with validation from fanueil hall marketplace. Clean, professional service! Directly adjacent to Fanueil Marketplace (Quincy Market). Upon pulling up your car to the garage (pull up close enough for the sensor to open the door) there is a friendly individual who does a safety check (good stuff). Went for the Blink Fanueil Hall Christmas Lighting event 11÷23÷13. Amazing event without a worry about the safety of my vehicle.

Definitely will be my go-​to parking garage for future weekend trips into Boston. Probably one of the cleanest parking garages I’ve ever been to, very well lit, and quick elevators. The security on site made me feel like my car would be safe, but at the same time was not overly obtrusive.
The biggest plus for me (using it on weekends) were the low rates. Coming in on Saturday morning and leaving Sunday early afternoon was $ 17! The rate signs that were up show a significant jump for weekday rates.
The actual entrance is right off of State street, which resulted in a second loop around the block as I missed it the first time, but definitely worth it!

Great location and price is right. A juice bar is on site for your electric vehicle to be charged.

As far as parking garages go, this is the one I tend to gravitate toward when I’m downtown. As other reviews have stated, it’s clean and convenient. As a bonus for Sovereign bankers, there is an ATM when you get to the lobby.

Nice, warm, and well lit. Everything you look for in a garage.
Nice: it’s organized. You have your level, then there are a couple sections– each one has a letter assigned to it. Not confusing at all. It’s clean, and well maintained. The elevators don’t smell like dump even on the weekends, late at night.
It’s «secure» they check your trunk upon entry, and there are an awful lot of cameras in this place.
Warmth! Yessss! Even with tile floors for days (lobby level, tap dance your way out!) this place is warm enough to make you not want to leave!
This is the brightest doorway on State Street. So even if you get ‘faced at the bar, like a moth to the flame… Oh, and did I mention it’s fairly inexpensive? It’s fairly inexpensive.

Very good place to park while in the Financial District of Boston.
Still, I can’t understand the high prices.
Of course it’s compatible with the other garages in the area.
You can still find streeet parking but good luck with it.

I, too, have parked at this garage. It’s main perk is it’s convenient location to Faneuil Hall /​Quincy Market. You can stumble around drunk all night from bar to bar, then stumble down the well-​lit ramps to find your car! Pricey, but what isn’t in Boston?!

With the elevator construction complete, back to my original review:
As far as garages go, this one is quite good.
For $ 100/​month, you can get overnight parking (4pm — 8am plus weekends)
You don’t have to have your car searched if you’re an overnight parker
The garage itself is the best I’ve seen in Boston. I park at the Ritz once or twice a week and dread pulling into the dank underbelly of the towers. 75 State is well lit with plenty of spaces and fast elevators. Plus you walk into and out of a nice marble clad lobby.
I’d give it 5 stars except their daytime rates are kind of ridiculous. If you wake up late and pull out at 8:30 with an overnight pass you have to sit there for 5 min while they reset it and pay $ 16 to get your car out.
0 — 20 min = $ 7
20 — 40 min = $ 16
40 — 1 hour = $ 24
1 — 1:20 = $ 32
1:20 or longer = $ 36
…
So you pay the same if you’re there for an hour and twenty or all day.
The weekend parking rate of $ 14 isn’t bad.
So the daily rates are a bit of an annoyance but as long as you get in and out when you have to it’s probably the best deal on parking in the city. It «feels» very safe and, again, it’s well-​lit and clean. It’s not a huge empty garage, there’s actual people on staff at the entrance 24 hours a day.

The only place you should park when you’re in the Faneuil Hall area. Clean, Secure and they offer low low night rates. Avoid 20 Clinton St. Parking at all cost (above The Hard Rock Café) it’s dirty, not safe & no night rates over $ 30.00 for 3 hours at night. &5 State Street is the best.

The place is well lit. Being a girl in the city late at night this helps. I feel safe walking to and from this garage.
The location is convenient. Its next to all the restaurants, bars, and Faneuil Hall.
Night/​Weekend rates are good. $ 14 which is decent for boston parking.
Open 24 Hours
Overall, great garage. Even though I hate turning that sharp corner with my car to get out of the basement!

I have parked at this garage several times, late night. It is convenient and easy to find, located near Quincy Market and many Irish bars in the area.
When entering the garage they do a quick check of your trunk and then you are on your way. Never had a problem finding spaces in here, it is well lit and clean. Golden elevators up to street level. Never run into any problems.
Parking rates on nights after 5 pm and weekends are a mere $ 13. Well worth it after a long night out on the town and for the safety the garage provides.

I’ll agree with the previous poster about the service at this parking garage. It’s top notch. And considering it’s location — what do you expect?
Your car is guaranteed to be safe here. Not to mention the fact that should anything happen to it, be it a flat tire or a dead battery… The helpful and attentive staff will go out of their way to get you rolling again.
The one downside (and it’s quite a downside) to this garage is the pricing. In the time it takes to both sneeze and blink, you’ll be paying at least $ 29 for parking. I made the mistake of parking here once for a job interview, thinking it would be convenient. Job interview was maybe an hour, tops. Add in the walking time, and you’re looking at an hour and 15 minutes. I came back and had a parking bill of $ 31.00!!!
Moral of the story; be sure to check the posted rates for this garage. It’ll set you back a pretty penny, but otherwise, this is a great place to park your car.