XV Beacon Hotel gets consistently high praise as one of Boston's top luxury hotels.
In fact, both Travel and Leisure and Conde Nast Traveler readers rank Fifteen Beacon Hotel one of the best hotels in the U.S. and the world.
If your idea of a perfect vacation or a successful business trip includes staying in a luxury boutique hotel in a location that's close to Boston's top attractions and restaurants, then the XV Beacon Hotel may be the place that you'll want to return to again and again.
Here are the top 3 reasons why you'll love this luxury boutique:
Located in a stately 1903 Beaux Arts building, the hotel may look traditional on the outside but inside, it's filled with high-tech goodies.
For the lucky guests, this means 42" flat screen TVs, CD players with a CD library, heated towel racks, bathrobes and slippers, and much more.
Each of the hotel's 60 rooms and suites are individually decorated. You'll enjoy the homey feeling as well as the top-notch service.
On the ground floor you'll find a top Boston steakhouse, Mooo.
Chef/owner Jamie Mammamo and his dedicated staff serve up some of the city's best beef, along with succulent seafood and other yummy things featuring the freshest New England ingredients.
Downstairs is Fifteen Beacon's Wine Cellar, one of the city's finest private dining rooms with a top wine list.
If you need to host a dinner party for as many as 35 people during your stay at Fifteen Beacon, the Wine Cellar is a great venue.
Oh, and here's one more thing that you're sure to love.
When the weather is nice, you can go up on the roof deck - yes, a real roof deck - and soak in the marvelous city and harbor views.
Life in Boston doesn't get much better than this!
XV Beacon's location a block and a half from Boston Common means that you're just a short walk from practically everywhere you'd want to go.
Beacon Hill, ice skating on Frog Pond in Boston Common, the Swan Boats on the lagoon in the Public Garden, Back Bay, the Theatre District, the North End . . . they're all close by.
If you're interested in history, explore the Freedom Trail to see Boston's most historic sites. You can explore Colonial graveyards, interesting museums, and even some 200+ year old taverns.
Near Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market, you'll see colorful Haymarket on Fridays and Saturday, and the haunting New England Holocaust Memorial. You can walk down to the Waterfront . . . or even up to TD Banknorth Garden to catch a Celtics or Bruins game.
And when you want to go to a Boston Red Sox game in Fenway Park, don't forget the XV Beacon Hotel's complimentary car service. Arrive in style!
Address: 15 Beacon Street, Downtown Boston; Red and Green Lines/Park
Parking: On-site, with valet service
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