Stay at This Boston Hotel’s Real-Life ‘Goodnight Moon’ Room Straight Out of the Children’s Book

Forgot boring old hotel rooms. The Sheraton Boston Hotel has recently opened its storybook-brought-to-life suite that's pulled straight from the pages of the famous children's book "Goodnight Moon."

You know, that great green room with the painting of a cow jumping over the moon and that red balloon?

Yeah, you can sleep there. Or your kids. Whatever works for you.

Stay in the "Goodnight Moon" Suite in Boston

According to Marriott Bonvoy, the Sheraton Boston Hotel teamed up with Harper Collins, the publishers of "Goodnight Moon," for this one-of-a-kind experience.

The hotel states that the room is a replica of the room in the popular children's book "complete with green walls, the tiger-striped carpet and cozy pink blanket and the unmistakable red balloon."

You can even see some of the other details have been included as well, from the blue clock to the yellow rocking chair and even the bowl of mush. Would I want to eat a bowl of mush? No, but it's a part of the book, so it really adds to the immersive experience of that great green room.

The suite also includes some amenities like a $150 dining credit, themed treats, a plush bunny, and tickets to View Boston at the Prudential Center for a 360-degree look at the city. Oh, and an actual copy of "Goodnight Moon."

When Can You Book the "Goodnight Moon" Suite in Boston?

It's a short window for how long the "Goodnight Moon" suite will be open.

Marriott Bonvoy states that the place is available through February 2026.

Plus, it's only one room, so it's going to be pretty limited on people who get to experience this.

For more info and to try and book it, check out their website here.

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Are you into themed hotel rooms? Can you imagine if they did Max's room from "Where the Wild Things Are?"

I can guarantee people would pay top dollar for anything Harry Potter related. Imagine staying in what looked like the bedrooms at the castle or even Ron's home?

If you're looking for a New England weekend getaway with a fun childhood-twist, Boston might be your next destination.

Imagine drifitng off to sleep hearing, "Goodnight stars. Goodnight air. Goodnight noises everywhere."