Boston's Best Hotel Staff

Nestled between the Financial and Theatre Districts, this property offers the world-class service that the Ritz brand is known for.

Reviews:

• “Unbelievable service and caring”
• “Better than Ritz crackers”
• “luxury in every way”

Tips: Each room has a Bang and Olufsen CD/radio stereo entertainment system, so bring your CDs.

The Ritz-Carlton, Boston Common

The MIT area’s most stylish hotel features all the modern amenities any world-renowned scientist could hope for.

Reviews:

• “Best Lobby and Cool Design”
• “Staff was so friendly and professional, made me feel at home”
• “COOL HOTEL!”

Tips: Guests in need of a top-notch meal only need head downstairs to Sidney’s Grille.

Hotel @ MIT

One of Boston’s most acclaimed hotels impresses with exceptional amenities and dining options.

Reviews:

• “Best Massage Ever”
• “Worth it”
• “Waiters – A Big Plus”
• “first class”
• “Top Notch”

Tips: Dine in style at the hotel’s acclaimed French restaurant Aujourd’hui.

Four Seasons Hotel Boston

Boston’s top boutique hotel epitomizes contemporary chic with striking postmodern design.

Reviews:

• “Very Romantic”
• “Best hotel experience I have ever had!!!!!!!”
• “How Grand!!!”
• “XV Beacon Is A MUST!”
• “Simply the best Hotel on the Planet”

Tips: If you don’t feel like leaving your room for a good meal, the entire menu of the Federalist, located on the hotel’s ground floor, is available for room service.

XV Beacon Hotel

Upscale, contemporary style in a premier Back Bay locale.

Reviews:

• “pool is a joke”
• “Almost…”
• “False advertising, stay away”
• “Extraordinary Service!!!”

Tips: The hotel’s “VIPets” program has all the bases covered—besides beds, treats and bowls, the hotel stocks three brands of food.

Colonnade Hotel

Boston institution features elegant 19th-century charm, new amenities and an incredible Boston cream pie.

Reviews:

• “Horrible Customer Service and Terrible Room”
• “Best Boston Experience”
• “Comfortable Luxury at it’s best.”
• “Amazing Service and Amazingly Small Rooms”
• “Why stay anywhere else?”

Tips: Have some time to kill? Go for a stroll on the Freedom Trail.

Boston Omni Parker House Hotel or email Boston Omni Parker House Hotel

Luxurious, inviting touches abound at Harvard Square’s landmark hotel.

Reviews:

• “the best”
• “The Cheerful Charles”
• “amazing”

Tips: Ask about deals and packages, especially when bringing children—there’s almost always some sort of family package available.

The Charles Hotel

One of the city’s premier luxury hotels offers a tourist-friendly location, excellent services and top-rate facilities.

Reviews:

• “Nice Overnight Stay”

Millennium Bostonian Hotel

Just your average overnight hangout: European luxury, sweeping harbor views and a private marina for your yacht.

Reviews:

• “POOR service and customer service on Jazz Thursday Nights!!!”
• “Outstanding Concierge & Bell Service! "
• “The Best Hotel I have been in”
• “Luxury and can’t beat views”
• “A must”

Tips: Guests enjoy Meritage, one of the city’s finest waterfront restaurants.

Boston Harbor Hotel

The Financial District’s most opulent hotel delivers modern creature comforts and luxurious dining options in a historic setting.

Tips: In keeping in line with the chain’s London heritage, the Langham serves afternoon tea service daily from 3pm to 4:30pm in the L’Orangerie of Cafe Fleuri ($18-$36 per person).

The Langham, Boston