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Overview
In fashionable Back Bay, steps away from the boutiques and restaurants of Newbury Street and within easy reach of Boston's medical and biotechnology centers and universities, guests of the four-diamond Eliot Hotel bask in the luxury and service experienced in the finest European hotels.
From the moment you enter The Eliot Hotel, you will be impressed with the refined details cultivated throughout the hotel. Our 79 suites and 16 guestrooms are exquisitely decorated and outfitted with the finest amenities. Signature robes, complimentary overnight shoeshine, marble bathrooms, high-speed and wireless Internet access, and nightly turndown service are a few of the features that you will enjoy.
Guests may also visit the James Beard award-winning Clio Restaurant and the sleek Uni Sashimi Bar for a contemporary fusion of French and Asian cuisine, all prepared by Chef Ken Oringer. Clio also offers catering for private events and meetings at the hotel.
Our concierge can make arrangements for any of Boston's many cultural treasures, from tickets to the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Boston Ballet, or the Museum of Fine Arts to dinner reservations, Red Sox tickets or tours of Boston's Freedom Trail.
Welcome to The Eliot Hotel Boston, Massachusetts, a place where hospitality and elegance reflect a long-standing tradition of excellence.
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Good Location - Tiny Bathroom
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Excellent location. Walk to Fenway Park. Front desk staff are very helpful. Our room was a suite, but the bathroom was so tiny it didn't even have a towel rack. Our towels were in a basket in the bedroom. Also there was no fan in the bathroom, so when showering the door needed to be left open, which isn't convenient for the other person who may be sleeping in. The shower did not have a shelf or ledge to put stuff on. The hotel was nice, but I would have to rethink staying there if all the bathrooms are as tiny as the one we had.
-Carol, from San Francisco, United States - 5/28/2009
Wonderful Room; Pricey Breakfast
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The location was very convenient. Lovely accommodations and very friendly and helpful staff. The chocolate cookies that were part of our pkg were INCREDIBLE!!! Only drawback was the breakfast "buffet" - price listed at $20; rec'd $10 off coupon w/room - only had cold items on it with one kind of muffin and bagel; cold cereal & yogurt; fresh fruit...was fine, but VERY pricey, not worth $10. Roommate had a ham & cheese omelette & ordered coffee, $20. Food was good, but way too expensive for breakfast. There are a few breakfast places just down the block.
-William, from Danville, United States - 5/21/2009
Old Fashioned Quality
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After reserving a room, I found an even better deal on the web, and Perfect Escapes renegotiated for me. The non-discounted rates are very high. The room was quiet, comfortable and pleasant (with no view through the window). The staff were pleasant, well-informed and helpful. Room service and buffet breakfast (with daily $10 discount coupon) was fine but not extraordinary.
The location (I was attending a conference at the Convention Center) was ideal; the magnolias and viburnum on Commonwealth Ave. made the walk to and fro very pleasant.
Valet parking (off-site) is convenient but expensive ($35/day).
I did not eat at Clio, the hotel's well-reviewed restaurant. Two criticisms: it is odd to charge a daily fee ($9.95) for internet access at a hotel such as this. Also the dining room smelled daily of the fish from the Sushi bar.
-Charles, from Hartland , United States - 5/19/2009
Excellent
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Loved our stay.
-Lianna, from Cromwell, United States - 4/23/2009
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Great location.
Small beds, small bathrooms, nice suites.
-Bruce Cohen , from brookville, United States - 10/24/2008
Eliot Hotel Leisure Stay
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A well-located "boutique hotel" with quiet, well-designed, small suites. An excellent restaurant on the premises.
-John Bogdasarian , from Fitchburg, United States - 10/19/2008
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Very nice suite and helpful concierge with good location.
-Helene Keyzer, from Belmont, United States - 7/24/2008
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Very old bathroom. They have no security box. It isn´t a Five-Star.
-Lucia Satrustegui , from MADRID, Spain - 6/16/2008
Perfect Location.
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Perfect location, beautiful comfortable, spacious suite w/wet bar. Bathroom a little on the small size - very minor comment compared to the size of "living area." Car service and front desk very prompt.
-Jackie, from Toronto, Canada - 6/16/2008
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We loved the hotel. The location was perfect for getting to the Hynes for the event we were attending. The suite was very pleasant with a touch of class. The heating system was way too loud to sleep. We had to shut it off. That was unfortunate!
-Jeanne Hansen, from Arlington , United States - 1/8/2008
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370 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA 02215
Directions:
Directions from North -
Follow I-95/128 South to thel I-93 / South Boston exit. Follow 93 South and take exit 26B Storrow Drive/Cambridge. Follow signs for Storrow Drive, bearing left. Go two miles to 4th exit on left marked Kenmore Square. Stay in the right lane and go straight until third set of lights. Turn left onto Commonwealth Avenue. Travel1/2 blocks and the Eliot will be on your right at 370 Commonwealth Avenue.
Direction from South -
Follow I-95 North until it joins I-93 North (95N will split: 95N continues on the left; 93N is on the right) Stay on 93 North exit Storrow Drive/Cambridge exit, and continue with directions above.
Transportation:
Valet parking is available in front of the hotel.
From South Station via Public Transportation (MBTA):
From South Station Amtrak Station, go into the main concourse and follow signs for Red Line subway on the lower level. Walk to the INBOUND side and board any train. Ride 2 stops to Park Street Station. Exit train and walk up 1 level to the Green Line. Walk to the SOUTHBOUND/WESTBOUND side. Board any B, C or D trolley. (Do not board an “E” trolley.) Ride 4 stops to Hynes Convention Center/ICA station. Exit train and go up one level. Exit station onto Massachusetts Avenue via turnstiles. Walk to your right (north) on Massachusetts Avenue for 1 block to Commonwealth Avenue. The hotel will be on the left. It is at 370 Commonwealth Avenue, at the corner of Commonwealth and Massachusetts Avenues.
From Logan International Airport via Public Transportation (MBTA):
Exit your terminal by following signs for “ground transportation.” Board the #22 or #33 MASSPORT SHUTTLE BUS. Exit at the “AIRPORT” subway station. The “AIRPORT” station is on the BLUE LINE of the color coded subway system. Go to the INBOUND side and ride any train 4 stops to the “GOVERNMENT CENTER” subway station. Go up one level to the GREEN LINE subway. Walk to the WESTBOUND side and board any “B”, “C” or “D” trolley. Do not board an "E" trolley. Ride 4 stops to the “Hynes Convention Center/ICA” subway station. Exit the station through the turnstiles and you will emerge onto Massachusetts Avenue. Walk to your right 1 block to Commonwealth Avenue. The Eliot Hotel is on your left, across the street at the corner of Commonwealth and Massachusetts Avenues.
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Amenities &
Activities
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Services
• Babysitting
• Complimentary newspaper
• Complimentary overnight shoeshine
• Concierge service
• Dry cleaning and in house pressing
• Pet sitting
• Room service (24 hours)
• Turn-down service
• Valet parking
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Facilities
• 79 suites and 16 deluxe guest rooms
• Business Center available for guest use
• Complimentary access to Boston Sports Club
• Comprehensive access for guests with disabilities
• Hair dryer, iron and ironing board in rooms
• Multilingual staff
• Non-smoking and smoking rooms
• Signature bathrobes, down comforters
• Two line cordless telephones with dataport and voicemail
• Wireless internet
• World class restaurant Clio and Uni Sashimi Bar with famed Chef Kenneth Oringer
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Cancel by noon local hotel time on scheduled day of arrival to avoid a cancellation penalty
Check in: 3pm
Check out: 12pm
Cancellation policy: 12 noon day of arrival
Credit Cards: American Express, Visa, Master Card, Diner's Club, Discover, JCB
Airline mileage points: United, Lufthansa, Delta, Thai, ANA and Royal Orchid, Varig Smiles
Restrictions apply
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$195 per night*
(*rate found on 9/13
for a 1-night stay 12/26 to 12/27) |
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