Built in 1855 and beautifully restored, ornate Omni Parker Hotel Boston continues to be one of the most splendid luxury hotels in Boston Massachusetts.
Located on the city's historic Freedom Trail and just a short walk from the Massachusetts State House and Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the Omni Parker House Hotel Boston is famous for a lot more than just being old.
The Omni Hotel Boston's most lasting claim to fame comes from its two much-loved culinary originations: Parker House Rolls and Boston Cream Pie.
However, the Parker House Hotel, as it was originally called, has other reasons for being famous. It was the first Boston hotel to have hot and cold running water, and also the first to have an elevator.
Add to this the 14-floor, 541 room Omni Hotel's downtown Boston location directly on the historic Freedom Trail and its distinction of being America's longest continuously-operating hotel, and you'll see why staying here puts you right in the middle of Boston's history.
Here are 3 top reasons why you'll have a wonderful stay at the Boston Omni Parker House:
Many of the hotel's 551 elegantly furnished rooms feature lovely city views.
A 24-hour fitness room complete with a fresh fruit basket keeps you in shape.
In addition to the famed Parker's Restaurant, you'll enjoy the Parker Bar and Last Hurrah Lounge.
Pets are also welcome at the Omni Parker Hotel - in fact, this is one of the best pet friendly hotels in Boston because of its proximity to Boston Common. Bring your dog here - or to the nearby Rose Kennedy Greenway near the waterfront - for a wonderful stroll.
High quality service makes the Parker House Hotel one of the favorite hotels in Downtown Boston with both leisure and business travelers. Don't forget to check for best rates- sometimes you'll even find hotel specials or discount packages.
The Omni Parker Hotel Boston's location near Boston Common, the Massachusetts State House, and the Financial District must be one of the most convenient spots in the city.
The Freedom Trail goes past the hotel. Walk in either direction, and you're in the midst of some of Boston's most historic sites. Colorful Haymarket is nearby.
If you love shopping, you'll have lots to explore in Downtown Crossing, Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market, and the antique shops of Beacon Hill.
You're also just a short walk (10 minutes) from the North End and the Waterfront.
You're surrounded by terrific restaurants and some of the country's oldest, most historic taverns where you can follow in the footsteps of Revolutionary War heroes by raising a pint.
And if you do want to explore other areas of Boston or nearby Cambridge, three subway stops are within a couple minutes' walk.
Although the luxurious Omni Parker Boston can be somewhat pricey, you can sometimes find excellent rates and special packages. Don't forget to check several booking sources to find best rates as well as reviews. If you find a rate you like, lock it in! You'll have a memorable stay here, and will be thrilled with the convenient location.