Boston is a university city and one of the most elegant in the United States. It has charming regions, historic neighborhoods and, in addition, several parks with lots of greenery. There are around 350 kilometers between NYC and Boston, and the best way to travel is certainly by train. There are great accommodation options in the city, so we decided to list our top 5 luxury hotels in Boston here. Also read about the recovery in New York and 10 romantic cities in the USA.
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Top 5 luxury hotels in Boston
Boston Park Plaza
The historic 1927 hotel underwent a $100 million renovation. Boston Park Plaza mixes tradition with contemporary elegance, and has certainly managed to renew itself. Located in Back Bay, the hotel is just steps from Boston’s Public Garden and other city attractions. Already in the lobby we feel the relaxed and elegant atmosphere of the hotel, and also of the restaurant Off the Common, which has good wines, drinks and, in addition, a variety of seafood. So, our first on the list of luxury hotels in Boston.
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Hotel Boston Park Plaza
In the beautiful atmosphere of the restaurant
Four Seasons Hotel
Also located in Back Bay, FS is one of our tips for luxury hotels in Boston. With an elegant and sophisticated atmosphere, all 273 rooms, including 77 suites, were renovated in 2017. Many have views of the city’s postcards, such as Boston’s Public Garden. Furthermore, the decor, despite being inspired by the classic New England style, has modern touches.
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On the eighth floor there is an indoor pool overlooking the garden and State House. The restaurant, The Bristol is bright, with large windows, and served withbreakfast, lunch and also dinner. The Bristol Bar is ideal for a drink or snack before dinner.
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Mandarin Oriental
Also located in Back Bay, on one of the city’s most interesting and busy streets, Boylston Street, is a charming, elegant and sophisticated property. Opened in 2008, it still maintains the freshness of a contemporary hotel, while the lobby has high ceilings, is very spacious and has several environments. The 136 rooms are cozy, spacious and feature discreet lines and colors. Furthermore, they are different from each other.
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Mandarin lobby, certainly elegant
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That’s where Bar Boulud is located, owned by chef Daniel Boulud, one of the most internationally renowned chefs, based in New York. It is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and is on the ground floor, with a street entrance separate from the hotel. The hotel also has a Spa, the only one in the city classified as AAA Five Diamond by Forbes. Furthermore, the service is super attentive, worthy of the Asian brand.
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Built in 1927, the Taj Boston is a classic! Also located in Back Bay, the best place to stay, it is in front of a beautiful park and surrounded by good shops and restaurants. It was completely renovated in 2002, when it turned 75 years old, but without losing its elegance. The rooms feature antique furniture, crystal chandeliers and Louis XV style tables covered in gold with beautiful flower arrangements.
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There are 273 rooms, 44 of which are suites, with elegant and cozy environments. The hotel’s restaurant, which was even frequented by Elizabeth Taylor, offers breakfast, lunch and dinner. In addition, there is also a bar with a variety of cocktails.
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The hotel brought elegance and British style to downtown Boston. Altogether, they are 317 classic-style rooms and suites overlooking the Norman B Leventhal Park. In the lobby, there is The Reserve, a lounge bar that serves cocktails and typical afternoon tea. While Café Fleuri offers breakfast and lunch, with contemporary New England cuisine, the sophisticated BOND is open for dinner only, with a luxurious atmosphere and, in addition, seasonal local cuisine.
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BOND Restaurant, certainly elegant
Finally, the hotel also has a Spa, with bbased on the principles of traditional Chinese medicine, gym and also a heated pool with sun loungers.
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By Renata Araujo
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