Back Bay

The Public Garden, Newbury Street and Copley Square on a nineteenth-century grid of brick and brownstone – five of the seven hotels are here, all within a mile of one another.

First light over Back Bay

The collection

5 hotels

Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street, Boston

Five-star · Back Bay

Sixty-one stories of glass beside the Christian Science Plaza – Boston's third-tallest building, with the hotel on floors eight to twenty-one.

From $800 per night

Four Seasons Hotel Boston

Five-star · Back Bay

Forty years facing the Public Garden – bay windows over the swan boats, a lobby redone by Ken Fulk in the Garden's own colors.

From $800 per night

Mandarin Oriental, Boston

Five-star · Back Bay

Back Bay's most spacious standard rooms, eight floors above Boylston Street, with Newbury Street a block away and the Prudential reached without stepping outside.

From $700 per night

The Newbury Boston

Five-star · Back Bay

The 1927 Ritz-Carlton building at the corner of Arlington and Newbury, restored in 2021 – wood-burning fireplaces, a rooftop under glass, the Public Garden across the street.

From $600 per night

Raffles Boston

Five-star · Back Bay

The first Raffles in North America – a 35-story tower beside Copley Square, a lobby on the 17th floor and a butler on call around the clock.

From $700 per night

The neighborhoods

Rowes Wharf & the Waterfront

The harbor's front door – the Rose Kennedy Greenway on one side, the water taxis on the other, with the North End, Faneuil Hall and the Financial District a few minutes on foot.

Everett & the Mystic River

Across the Mystic River from Charlestown and outside Boston's city limits – a Wynn casino resort on a remediated stretch of riverbank, fifteen minutes from downtown by car.

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