The 200-room inn will be the first of the Millennial/Gen X-targeted Marriott brand in Boston. It is part of the Ink Block mega-project and should open in 2017.

The Godfrey will include 242 rooms in a hotel with a lobby bar; a 24-hour fitness center; complimentary Wi-Fi (not as common as you think!); and what a release from the developer describes as "state-of-the-art-digital technology." It's expected to open this fall.

The 330-room Aloft is expected to open in February 2016 barely a half-mile from the convention center. Its rates will reportedly be cheaper than the mid-$200s at the nearby Westin.

The 210-room project, expected to open in 2016, is part of the much larger Merano project. The hotel portion will actually be two separate inns: an extended-stay Town Suites by Marriott and a Courtyard Marriott.

The 178-room inn opened this summer.

The once magnificent-but-not-so-much-anymore hotel remains open as it undergoes a massive renovation. The lobby is pretty much done, and the revamp of some 1,054 rooms is scheduled to start in November.

This large-scale redevelopment of the John Hancock Hotel & Conference Center is slated to include 220 hotel rooms. The Boston Redevelopment Authority has O.K.'d the project, including its two-story lobby starting on the 18th floor, though it appears to be stalled amid objections to its scope from surrounding residents.

Officially to be known as the Four Seasons Hotel & Private Residences One Dalton Street, Boston's tallest new building in a generation will include 211 hotel rooms amid its 61 stories. The whole thing is expected to be finished in 2017.

The Boston Landing mega-project, which should all finish opening in 2016, will include a 175-room boutique hotel.

The larger-scale redevelopment of the old Circle Cinema site is due to include a 162-room Hilton Garden Inn. The project is still under review by the city, though.

Nothing's finalized yet, but a 10-story, 180-room hotel is currently part of a much larger complex just off the Greenway.

This 150-room Marriott Residence Inn seemed to be cruising toward approval at the start of 2015; then community opposition over whether or not the hotel would employ union workers tossed a wrench in things. Stay tuned.

Plans were put forth earlier this spring for what would be a 69-room, brick-and-limestone inn on a three-acre site. It would include a synagogue as well as a kosher restaurant.

The owner of the downtown Boston hotel XV Beacon plans to convert a former factory into a 127-room boutique with a restaurant. Nothing's been finalized or approved yet. A.k.a. 151 Porter Street.

Construction on the 11-story, 307-room collection of pods (nothing bigger than 200 square feet) is expected to get underway this August.

Each of the 346 rooms in the 23-story building, the first Millennial-focused Marriott Moxy-branded hotel in Boston, will be 175 square feet each.

The 133-room boutique will be part of the much larger Congress Square redevelopment. The Boston Redevelopment Authority approved that project in late July.

The redevelopment of the former Hodge Boiler Works is slated to include a six-room bed and breakfast overlooking the Harbor.