Parking Near Tufts Medical Center Station, Leather District
Where Can I Park for Tufts Medical Center Station?
The station itself has no car parking or bike storage. Drivers can use the hospital’s public garage at 274 Tremont Street, which has 24-hour access and weekday valet service from Nassau Street. Public rates are $16 for 0 to 1 hour, $25 for 1 to 2 hours, $31 for 2 to 4 hours, and $36 for 4 to 6 hours.
- Address
- 800 Washington Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure Garage Parking in Boston - Ideal for Cars & SUVs, 242 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Chinatown, 332 yd (4 min walk)
Parking Near Leather District
The entrance of a hospital building Photo: Pexels / Roy Serafin
Parking at Tufts Medical Center Station
The MBTA station itself has no car parking or bike storage, so drivers should not expect a station-operated space at the entrance (mbta.com). The hospital’s public garage is a separate facility at 274 Tremont Street, with 24-hour access and weekday valet service available from Nassau Street (parkmobile.io).
Tufts Medical Center’s public parking rates are $16 for 0 to 1 hour, $25 for 1 to 2 hours, $31 for 2 to 4 hours, and $36 for 4 to 6 hours (tuftsmedicine.org). The garage is reached by proceeding two more blocks, turning left at Tremont Street, and continuing just past the Wang Center (medicine.tufts.edu).
Planning a Hospital or Subway Stop
The 24-hour access at the 274 Tremont Street garage gives hospital visitors an option outside standard daytime hours (parkmobile.io). Weekday valet parking is available from Nassau Street, which can be useful when the trip involves hospital drop-off or a scheduled appointment (parkmobile.io).
The published public tariff is split into four stay lengths, from 0 to 1 hour through 4 to 6 hours (tuftsmedicine.org). Drivers making a short visit should allow for the $16 first-period charge, while a stay lasting 4 to 6 hours reaches $36 (tuftsmedicine.org).
Parksy Parking Near the Medical Center
Parksy lists a secure garage space 242 yd away for $450 a month, suited to a regular commuter who needs a longer-term arrangement. Two Neighbor Self-Storage spaces are 275 yd away and cost $115 a month each, offering another monthly option near the hospital.
For daily visits, a covered garage at 660 Washington St is 286 yd away and costs $19 a day. One Greenway has a parking garage 300 yd away for $20 a day, while covered parking at 68 Hudson St is also 300 yd away for $20 a day. The daily spaces fit appointments or occasional shifts, while the monthly listings suit repeated visits.
Street Parking Around 800 Washington Street
The hospital is at 800 Washington Street in Chinatown, near Leather District. The station entrance does not provide a station parking area, so curbside spaces around the medical center should be treated as city street parking rather than MBTA parking (mbta.com).
Access to the separate hospital garage uses Tremont Street, with the entrance located just past the Wang Center (medicine.tufts.edu). The published parking information identifies public garage rates and the garage route, while the MBTA station page identifies parking as not available at the station (tuftsmedicine.org; mbta.com).
Chinatown Connection and Nearby Access
Chinatown is the nearest station, 332 yd from the hospital, or a 4-minute walk. The medical center is 0.3 mi from the center of the Leather District, placing the hospital within walking range from the nearby neighborhood.
Drivers using a Parksy space can leave the car near the medical center and continue on foot to Chinatown station. The station’s MBTA listing reports three of three elevators working, which supports access for passengers using the subway with mobility needs (mbta.com).
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Tufts Medical Center Station?
The station itself has no car parking or bike storage. Drivers can use the hospital’s public garage at 274 Tremont Street, which has 24-hour access and weekday valet service from Nassau Street. Public rates are $16 for 0 to 1 hour, $25 for 1 to 2 hours, $31 for 2 to 4 hours, and $36 for 4 to 6 hours.
Does Tufts Medical Center Station Have Parking?
No. The MBTA station has no car parking or bike storage, so there is no station-operated space at the entrance. Curbside spaces around the medical center should be treated as city street parking rather than MBTA parking. The separate hospital garage is at 274 Tremont Street, just past the Wang Center.
How Much Does the Hospital Garage Cost?
The public garage at 274 Tremont Street charges $16 for 0 to 1 hour, $25 for 1 to 2 hours, $31 for 2 to 4 hours, and $36 for 4 to 6 hours. Drivers making a short visit should allow for the $16 first-period charge, while a stay lasting 4 to 6 hours reaches $36.
Is the Hospital Garage Open After Standard Daytime Hours?
The garage at 274 Tremont Street has 24-hour access, giving hospital visitors an option outside standard daytime hours. Weekday valet parking is available from Nassau Street, which can be useful for hospital drop-off or a scheduled appointment. The garage is reached by turning left at Tremont Street and continuing just past the Wang Center.
What Nearby Monthly and Daily Parking Options Are Available?
Parksy lists a secure garage space 242 yd away for $450 a month and two Neighbor Self-Storage spaces 275 yd away for $115 a month each. Daily options include covered parking at 660 Washington St, 286 yd away for $19 a day, plus One Greenway and 68 Hudson St, each 300 yd away for $20 a day.
How Far Is Chinatown Station From the Hospital?
Chinatown is the nearest station, 332 yd from the hospital, or a 4-minute walk. The medical center is 0.3 mi from the center of the Leather District. The station’s MBTA listing reports three of three elevators working, supporting access for passengers using the subway with mobility needs.
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