Special Boston Birthday
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Special Boston Birthday
Anyone have a suggestion regarding a great hotel experience in Boston for this January? We have stayed at the Boston Harbor Hotel (loved it), Nine Zero (also good), 4 Seasons, and the Marriot and Westin in Copley Square, but always like to try some place new. Checked out VX Beacon, but at $400 a night, well I just can't believe it is that much nicer than the Boston Harbor Hotel. Any opinions on the Eliot? The Lennox? The Custom House? I am looking for a great experience that is worth the cost, which tends to be a bit more affordable in January. Thanks in advance. Joanne
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Depends on what you want to do in town - if you want to walk everywhere conveniently that might impact your choice.
The new jail hotel would be the Liberty Hotel -
great bar, don't know anyone who has stayed there yet -
The Eliot is a great hotel in a wonderful walking location with beautiful rooms - we stayed there a year or so ago but have also had many relatives stay there and love it.
We also love the Fairmont Copley, especially the Gold Floor -a nd the Oak Room is a fabulous restaurant - great steaks and I think, the best Chateaubriand, wonderful salmon/oyster options - a night of fine dining in a quiet, elegant dining room - and the Oak Bar is always fun (thought costly) for a drink and/or light jazz/music.
Friends visiting us recently stayed at the Jury Hotel in Boston and enjoyed their room, on the smaller size they thought but thought the hotel was lovely -
The new jail hotel would be the Liberty Hotel -
great bar, don't know anyone who has stayed there yet -
The Eliot is a great hotel in a wonderful walking location with beautiful rooms - we stayed there a year or so ago but have also had many relatives stay there and love it.
We also love the Fairmont Copley, especially the Gold Floor -a nd the Oak Room is a fabulous restaurant - great steaks and I think, the best Chateaubriand, wonderful salmon/oyster options - a night of fine dining in a quiet, elegant dining room - and the Oak Bar is always fun (thought costly) for a drink and/or light jazz/music.
Friends visiting us recently stayed at the Jury Hotel in Boston and enjoyed their room, on the smaller size they thought but thought the hotel was lovely -
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there are some good ideas here. Just to throw out something different, what about the Charles in Harvard Square? rooms are pretty nice, but the best part is being able to go anyplace in the square in minutes. DInner at Rialto, or music at the Regattabar without even going outside.
I've heard great things about the ELiot, but have never stayed there. I also think checking out the Liberty would be fun.
I've heard great things about the ELiot, but have never stayed there. I also think checking out the Liberty would be fun.
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We stayed at the Westin Waterfront that is a new hotel that we found on Expedia for $229 a night for Boston which is a very good deal..we had a nice corner suite with the heavenly beds and good room size with the harbor view and we walked to downtown..10+ minutes or the T across the street.
We really like this place..especially since we saved about $300 a night which I could spend on food and drinks!
The Langham Hotel seems lovely as well.
All the best.
We really like this place..especially since we saved about $300 a night which I could spend on food and drinks!
The Langham Hotel seems lovely as well.
All the best.




