Beacon Hill Hotel + Bistrohello
between a b+b and hotelhello
Situated in the center of historic Bunker Hill, on bustling Charles Street, lies the miniscule Beacon Hill. Loverly dining room downstairs, intimate and charmingly Boston.
Four Seasonshello
contemporary luxury lodginghello
When the Four Seasons first opened in 1985, it presented Boston with a contemporary alternative to the stately grande dame just down the street, The Ritz. Since that time, Four Seasons Boston has maintained its position as a true luxury experience. A full array of services and amenities are offered in an outstanding location overlooking the Public Garden.
Ritz Carlton (Taj)hello
iconic luxury hotelhello
Opened as The Ritz Carlton, the stately Back Bay hotel, overlooking Public Garden, has stood guard since 1927. In 2007 the hotel was sold and changed its name to Taj. The origina ldeveloper, Edward N. Wyner, received permission from Hotel Ritz Paris to use the name. Shortly after, The Ritz Carlton Investing Company, headed by Albert Keller, opened the hotel. Being the first Ritz Carlton Hotel in the United States, through several different transactions, formed the Ritz Carlton Hotel Company, now part of Marriott.
XV Beaconhello
thoughtful luxuryhello
Overlooking the historic Beacon Hill neighborhood, XV combines historic landmark Beaux Arts with contemporary design and decor. With a mere 63 rooms, service is taken seriously. Board the intriguing elevators and experience true hospitality.
Parker House (Omni)hello
history lives at the parker househello
Built in 1927, The Parker House is the oldest hotel in Boston and the longest continuously operating hotel in the United States. The lobby is regal, handsome, warm and inviting and The Last Hurrah is a popular watering hole for locals and hotel guests alike. Parker’s in the birthpalce of Boston Cream Pie, Boston Scrod and Parker House Rolls.
Publichello
stunning lodging + playinghello
Ian Schrager’s design-driven masterpiece an the Lower East Side at Bowery + Houston, with a spectacular facade from Herzog de meuron. Stunning design throughout, attention to detail perfection and restrained use of concrete as a warm and powerful design element. Dine at Public Kitchen + Louis; drink at Diego + Roof + Lobby Bar; play at Public Arts; innovation throughout and no front desk. Even if you are not spending the night, be sure to relax with a classic cocktail at Diego.
The Peninsulahello
peninsula perfectionhello
Peninsula style in a most idilic location on The Bund. Impeccable style and surroundings; visit the various restaurants and lounges and be ready for Shanghai perfection. Spectacular rooftop views.
Park Hotelhello
art deco stunnerhello
Opened in 1934, The Park Hotel was the tallest building in Asia until 1958. Designed by the Hungarian-Slovakian architect Laslo Hundec, the builing was inspired by the American Radiator Building in NYC. Truly an art deco masterpiece.
Waldorf=Astoria + Long Barhello
shanghai 1910hello
The former Shanghai Club is a Baroque revival masterpiece on The Bund. Repurposed and restored as Waldorf=Astoria, a modern tower has been added to complete the project. Be sure to enter from The Bund and glance at the vintage elevator cabs still run by operators. Restored to 1910, The Long Bar is about beautiful stained glass, wood, heritage and flawless cocktails. Not to be missed, whether you are spending the night upstairs or not.
Langhamhello
strikingly fresh lodginghello
Striking contemporary tower overlooking boutique filled Huai Hai Road. Across from pedestrian friendly Xintiandi full of “of the moment” shops, cafes and music. From the moment you enter, your senses will be aroused by scents, flora and crisp design.