The Ritz-Carlton, Boston
The Ritz-Carlton flag on Avery Street, facing Boston Common – 193 rooms and 43 suites, the Theater District's marquees at the door.
Downtown, Beacon Hill & the Financial District · Boston
A sense of the place
Why it's in the collection
Because Forbes Four-Star and AAA Five Diamond meet under the Ritz-Carlton name on Boston Common – the 1927 original, across the Common and the Public Garden, is now The Newbury – and we list it at exactly the tier it holds.
- Forbes Four-Star 2026 for the hotel, listed here as exactly that, and AAA Five Diamond 2026 – two credentials from two different bodies.
- 193 rooms including 43 suites at 10 Avery Street, facing Boston Common, refreshed in a $13 million renovation completed in July 2017.
- The downtown Ritz-Carlton – the 1927 original on Arlington Street, across the Common and the Public Garden, is now The Newbury.
- A Virtuoso hotel, also sold through Marriott's STARS and Luminous programs.
Suites and rates
Every rate is confirmed with you by the concierge before anything is booked — cancellation terms in plain language, no surprises.
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.
- Boston Common, across the street, and the Freedom Trail that begins on it.
- The Theater District's stages on Tremont and Washington streets, at the door.
- Downtown Crossing and Chinatown, a few blocks either way; Beacon Hill up the hill across the Common.
Reviews
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“The Ritz-Carlton flag on Avery Street, facing Boston Common – 193 rooms and 43 suites, the Theater District's marquees at the door.”
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