Gas street lamps light your way past unique boutiques and antique stores as you stroll down historic Charles Street. As you come from outdoors, this gracious 1860 townhouse welcomes you with vintage furnishings clustered around original marble fireplaces.
Our nine guest rooms are named for famous Beacon Hill residents who made contributions to the Arts. Each is carefully decorated with elegant antiques, and historic textures and colors to evoke the classic comfort of Victorian times.
Luxuriate in the grand past, while enjoying all the comforts on a luxurious retreat. Full concierge services are provided.
Property amenities:
Deluxe continental breakfast served en-suite
Snacks: crackers, Ferrero Roche chocolates, fruit, bottled water, juice
Working marble fireplaces
Whirlpool tubs
Mini-refrigerators
27’ Sony TV, Cable and VCR
Bose Wave CD/Radio players
In-room HVAC controls
DSL internet access
Full-size ironing board and iron
Direct in-coming phones with messaging system, fax, and in-room PC for checking email, etc.
Nearby attractions and activities:
If you like to walk, our Inn is ideally located (please see approximate distances to popular sites on the “Attractions” page). But if you want something else, the options are only limited by your imagination...
...By sea, cruise on the Charles River with the Duck Tours or ride in a gondola. Or you can catch a Boston Harbor tour, or continue out and explore one of the Harbor Islands itself. Closer by, you can ride a Swan Boat at the Public Gardens, or captain your own vessel on the Charles – either by sail, kayak paddle, or remote control (you can pilot a miniature sailboat in the weekly Esplanade races).
...By land, the Olde Town Trolley stops next door on historic Charles Street. You can also walk to the corner to rent a bike or catch a horse drawn carriage at the Boston Common. And if you like to jog, the Inn is just two minutes from the most popular jogging path in Boston: a 3-mile loop along the Charles River (over two bridges). This is also a great location for a picnic.
...By land at night, the Theater District is a short, safe walk with clubs and restaurants offering evening entertainments.
...And shopping? Charles Street is a shopping destination, particularly for unique boutiques and antiques, but we are only a ten minute walk East of fashionable Newbury Street, and the same distance West to bustling Downtown Crossing (home of the original Filene’s Basement). To the Southwest, it is not much farther to the Prudential and Copely Malls where hundreds of shops await.
Location:
A 5-minute walk from either the Boston Common, or the Charles River Esplanade.
Policy:
No smoking
Children accepted
Pets on a case by case basis
No deposit required
72-hour cancellation policy
3pm check-in, 11am check-out
2-night minimum stay on weekends and holidays (unless 2 days are not available - call)
Member discount:
10% discount for InfoHub customer. Request a free gift certificate.
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