The Langham, Boston
The 1922 Federal Reserve Bank on Post Office Square – 312 rooms behind a landmark façade, N.C. Wyeth murals in the Wyeth Room, reopened in 2021.
Downtown, Beacon Hill & the Financial District · Boston
A sense of the place
Why it's in the collection
Because the Financial District's grand address came back in 2021 from a two-year, $200 million restoration with Two MICHELIN Keys – an address that enters on its Keys, and we list it in the four-star tier.
- The 1922 Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, a National Historic Landmark at 250 Franklin Street and a hotel since 1981; reopened on 29 June 2021 after a two-year, $200 million renovation by Dyer Brown with interiors by Richmond International.
- Two MICHELIN Keys in 2025 – one of four Two-Key hotels in Boston, alongside Raffles, The Newbury and The Whitney – and an EarthCheck Platinum certification; sold through Virtuoso.
- The Wyeth Room keeps the N.C. Wyeth murals on American banking history that the Federal Reserve commissioned; Grana serves Italian, and The Fed is a British-style pub with a terrace.
- 312 rooms, the bi-level Loft Suites behind two-story brass-embossed windows and the Chairman's Suite penthouse with a baby grand piano; a 40-foot heated indoor pool, whirlpool and saunas, with no dedicated spa.
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The neighborhood
Downtown, Beacon Hill & the Financial District
The old peninsula – Beacon Hill's brick lanes above the Common, the Theater District's marquees along Tremont Street and the Financial District's towers around Post Office Square – three hotels within little more than a mile of one another, with the Freedom Trail running through the middle.
- Post Office Square and its park, directly outside the door.
- Faneuil Hall and the Freedom Trail, a few minutes on foot.
- Rowes Wharf and the harbor, less than half a mile east.
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