Not only is the Fairmont at Battery Wharf Hotel Boston one of the city's newest hotels, it's also the only one in the popular and picturesque North End neighborhood. The Battery Wharf also features Guy Martin's Sensing Restaurant.
The Battery Wharf Boston joins the stately Copley Plaza Boston Hotel in Back Bay as the second Fairmont Hotel offering in the city. If a hotel group chooses to have just 2 luxury hotels in a particular city, each of these is a perfect choice.

If you're considering Boston waterfront hotels, take a close look at Battery Wharf . Not only is its convenient North End location just a short walk from Faneuil Hall and Banknorth Garden as well as the downtown Financial District, but you can also catch a water taxi - in my opinion, the best way to travel around Boston - right outside the door.

Sleek and contemporary, the Battery Wharf Hotel takes advantage of the fascinating waterfront and city skyline views, with spectacular vistas in all directions. If you have a preference for waterfront or city views, be sure to specify what you want when you make reservations.

Add the ambiance of Boston's Italian North End, with its numerous mouth-watering restaurants, tempting espresso bars/bakeries, and historic sites, and you'll decide that Battery Wharf Boston has one of the best locations in town.
Battery Wharf Hotel's 150 spacious rooms include 42 suites.
Along with 104 residential condo units, the hotel occupies 4 gorgeous new red brick buildings on the North End waterfront.
Rooms feature luxury linens, flat screen TVs, iPod docking stations, and laptop-sized room safes. You can also work out in the hotel's fitness room.
A special attraction at the Battery Wharf complex is Sensing, a newly opened high-end restaurant overseen by highly acclaimed French chef and holder of 3 Michelin stars, Guy Martin.

Not for the faint of pocketbook, Sensing offers memorable dining experiences and designer cocktails. It's already developed a loyal following among well-heeled North End gourmands.
The hotel itself is quite wonderful - after all, it's a luxury waterfront hotel - but what you'll also love is its proximity to not only the endlessly fascinating Boston waterfront but also North End and city attractions.

Battery Wharf's location on Boston's Harborwalk, a path along the waterfront, means that you have direct access to some of the best views in the city.
You can watch the sun rise over the harbor as you jog along Harborwalk in the early morning, and you can enjoy an evening stroll, perhaps stopping at a restaurant along the way, as the sun goes down.

In addition, Battery Wharf is in the perfect location to explore all of the restaurants and nightspots along Hanover and Salem Streets in the North End.
Several Freedom Trail sites are nearby, as well as other historic North End sites, including the spot where the Great Molasses Flood began.
To get an even closer look at the water, go on one of the Boston cruises that you can board at nearby Long Wharf next to the New England Aquarium.
If you visit during the winter, throw your ice skates into your suitcase. You can walk up Commercial Street to nearby Steriti Rink and go ice skating.
You can also easily walk to TD Banknorth Garden to watch a Celtics or Bruins game, to Faneuil Hall/Quincy Hall Marketplace, and to the Financial District.
Not all portions of the Battery Wharf Boston's 4 buildings are open yet . . . and while rollout is underway, you may be able to find attractive rates that won't be available later at this Boston luxury hotel. Don't forget to check several sites for lowest rates, and also look for special deals.