You absolutely must…
Must Eat:
When in Boston, you have to try their locally created Cream Pie-a sinful vanilla cake packed with yellow custard or fluffy cream and topped with luscious chocolate icing…need we say more?
Must Shop:
Especially for first time visitors to Boston, the Faneuil Hall Marketplace is the most logical destination for finding something unique and distinct to this neck of the woods.
Must Visit:
If you’re in this area and you have a day or two spare, then it’s a golden opportunity to go to Nantucket, a beautiful windswept island, which has somehow managed to preserve its character and integrity despite its popularity.
• Unapologetically urban, but a great location from which to follow the Freedom trail and capture the city’s highlights.
• The quality of a Jean-George restaurant in-house.
• A fun, modern option in the heart of the city with the historic park across the road for those early morning jet-lag beating strolls.
The Whole Story
Boston is known for its pubs, the long running Cheers was set in one, and in Ally McBeal the law practise had their own pub downstairs. The city is also known for its immigrants, the Irish, the Italians, and the Chinese – and the food and drink culture they have brought with them. It has never been a city known for its hotels. The W Boston brings some welcome alternatives to the more predictable and rather conservative choices in overnight stays.
A big slab of shiny glass, the W Boston is the city’s new kid on the block. With 235 rooms, it brings the convenience of size and the luxury of plenty of guest facilities to people who prefer their environments free of dark, dust and chintz.
Situated on the opposite side of Boston Common – the city’s answer to Central Park – and just down the road from Boston’s Chinatown (America’s fourth largest) the W is located midtown in an area that also happens to be the city’s theatre district.
The rooms at the W Boston continue the successful recipe of space and light, made possible by floor to ceiling glass windows, and a lifestyle associated with clean, contemporary design.
The bar is in the Lounge - privacy, if you want it, is by way of conversation pits, and for those who insist in cosy as a central part of socializing – there is a fireplace.
Jean-George has made a name with the global culinary sophistication of his Market restaurants and W Boston follows suit by introducing his signature style and sense for fusion food into this New England city.
The view from the W is un-reservedly urban. Especially at night the skyline of the city frames the rooms like a giant cinema screen.
The Rooms
Cutting edge technology, designer furniture and superb amenities await you along with the signature W bed, Bliss® Spa bathroom products.
Wonderful Room - located on floors 4-15, this comfortable room won’t let you down.
Megga Room - these rooms are on the same floors as the Wonderful Rooms, but take a corner location.
Cool Corner Room - has a sensually designed sitting area and 42” LCD TVs.
1-bed Wow Suites - a corner location on floors 11-14 and wrap around windows set this luxurious area off to its best. For in-room dinning a table seating 6 is standard along with a wet bar and a lounge area with a sumptuous couch. (Second bedrooms can be requested)
A Penthouse unit on the top floor - The Extreme Wow Suite is available on request. 1200 sq ft of comfort, with dining space for 8, a guest bathroom and a living area with an abundance of seating.