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Located in Boston's Back Bay, Four Seasons Hotel Boston houses 273 guest rooms, including 77 luxury suites, many with postcard views of Boston’s Public Garden, Beacon Hill and the gilded dome of the State House. Enjoy convenient access to Newbury Street's renowned shopping enclave, Charles Street's charm and the vibrant Theater District. Four Seasons Hotel Boston welcomes families. Children 18 years old and under can be accommodated free of charge in their parents’ guest room or luxury suite in a crib or rollaway. Wheelchair-accessible rooms are available on request.
Four Seasons Hotel Boston
200 Boylston Street
Boston, Massachusetts
02116
Nearest Airport: BOS
Situated right near the park this place is great for a late night drink. Excellent wine choices and friendly staff. Decor is as to be expected: charming and immaculate Prices are reasonable and you won’t have to wait long for service, good night cap spot
vanessatravel888 - London, United Kingdom
Honestly it’s the only place we will stay in Boston. The location is incredible. We are both runners and we can run straight from the front door. Anything we requested this staff was on it! The front door help was always paying attention and willing to accommodate. Ordered a coffee machine straight to our room. We came back from the Red Sox game and it was waiting for us. Gym staff was so helpful and kind. Drinks in the lobby and the chowder was so good, we ordered it twice. The Vault, it’s awesome… please don’t get rid of it. We social media the heck out of it, and it’s such a guest forward gesture. :) Thank you for being such a special hotel, your staff even with Four Seasons standards is second to none.
393eriks - Minnesota
Wonderful Hotel in one of the best locations. Traveled with husband and two boys here Boston marathon weekend (not on purpose - just happened to be at the end of spring break). Pros: +The toy room - a little room in the back of reception with vintage toys that the kids can pick from like playing cards, slinkys, wind up toys, glasses, etc. They let our kids use the "key" to open the room. +The vault - a room on every floor with chips, candy, jelly beans, sparkling water soda. Was very nice but wish there was a little healthier options for snacks for the kids like juice boxes, milk or fruit. +Cookies and lemonade in the lobby at 3:30 ++Hotel guests get free barista made drinks until 10:30 at the coffee bar, which was a lovely way to start the morning. Never get rid of this please, but do consider extending the hours +Concierge was excellent and made a ton of recommendations and reservations for us +Car service if available going to anywhere within 2 miles but they don't pick you up to bring to back to the hotel +Pool is small with nice large hot tub. Bathrooms up there are excellent for your last day and there are a lot of thoughtful inclusions like a spinner and plastic bags for bathing suits. +Free water bottles in your room. +Upon arrival - fruit and whoopie pies ++THE NIGHTLIGHT! The nightlight in the bathroom is the perfect dimness for a small hotel room. +headphones in the well equipped gym to listen to music while you're on the treadmill +location was excellent Cons: -We didn't get a welcome drink -There was no cleaning cloth for your glasses. I requested it from housekeeping in the am because i had forgotten mine and had to call for it again later. Still no cloth. Then i stopped a room attendant in the hallway to ask and then later the pool attendant. It seemed like a huge deal to get this small thing. Hate that i had to keep asking over several days. Other FS would just leave them out for you when they saw you had glasses. Apparently they were low in stock. Either that or we didn't rate. -downstairs restaurant was disappointing. Clam chowder was just meh. quincy Market and James Hook were better and half the price. Beef slider patties were SUPER dry on a dry bun. This made for dry burgers my kids didn't want to eat and was way overpriced. -seems like there was a lot of wasted space in the lobby area especially since there was occasionally a restaurant on the second floor that opens when the downstairs restaurant is closed. Strange that it wasn't a fancy bar or similar. Also, the cookies and lemonade were on a tiny bar cart on the side of the lobby when i feel like it could have been moved to the area in front of the coffee place, since it doesn't ever open again after 11. I feel like this place needs a quick breakfast or snack pick up place to grab something before you walk around the city. Most of the pastries in the coffee shop were sold out in the mornings. We went around the corner to grab breakfast sandwiches from Mike & Patty's most mornings.
Rx-art - Los Angeles, California
I made a Mother’s Day High Tea reservation through the hotel website. Even though I made the reservation through the “Tea” webpage, when my family arrived we were told tea had ended two and a half hours sooner, and when I showed my confirmation, they could only offer me left overs from the afternoon tea. The hotel restaurant took next to no responsibility for the fiasco. My wife was denied a Mother’s Day treat through a booking error which was the hotel’s fault. I will never go to their “high tea” again.
N3853RAarthurh
I took my daughter for a night during her spring break to celebrate her great report card. Everyone was incredibly welcoming and the whole stay was absolutely perfect. They left treats and a card signed by the hotel staff in the room for my daughter to congratulate her on her great job in school. She was over the moon about this special treatment! We really enjoyed visiting the vault for snacks, the pool, and the amazing complimentary coffee and hot chocolate drinks! We hope to return again some day!
kathleeng190
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