Encore Boston Harbor
A Wynn casino resort on the Mystic River in Everett – bronze glass, 671 rooms and a public Harborwalk – fifteen minutes from downtown.
Everett & the Mystic River · Boston
A sense of the place
Why it's in the collection
Because the hotel and its spa both hold five-star standing, the standard rooms are the largest in the Boston area, and it says plainly what it is – a Wynn casino resort in Everett, outside the city limits.
- A Wynn casino resort opened in June 2019 on 33 remediated acres of the Mystic River in Everett, outside Boston's city limits and about five miles from downtown; the 27-floor bronze-glass tower was the final project of designer Roger Thomas.
- 671 rooms and suites, the deluxe rooms averaging 650 square feet – the largest standard rooms in the Boston area.
- Sinatra, the family-authorized Italian, Rare Steakhouse with certified Kobe, Fratelli, and Red 8 for Cantonese; The Spa at Encore Boston Harbor holds five-star standing in its own right.
- Jeff Koons' mirror-polished Popeye, a six-acre public Harborwalk along the river, and a 210,000-square-foot gaming floor.
Suites and rates
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The neighborhood
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.
- The six-acre Harborwalk along the Mystic, on the property itself.
- Charlestown Navy Yard and the USS Constitution, downriver on the far bank.
- Downtown Boston, fifteen minutes by car.
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