The Newbury Boston

Refined city legend.

Originally built in 1927, The Newbury Boston offers a historic, iconic space where community, culture, and contemporary design converge. Overlooking the idyllic Boston Public Garden, the hotel offers access to the city’s historic sites as well as shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Insider Tip

The hotel’s location allows you to explore some of Boston’s most iconic sites, including the historic cobbled streets of Beacon Hill and famed Acorn Street.

Where You’re Staying

Rooms and suites boast luxury and residential comforts, with contemporary décor, original artwork, custom-designed furnishings, and marble touches. All suites feature separate seating or working areas, and select suites include wood-burning fireplaces.

Where to Dine

The signature rooftop restaurant, Contessa, serves authentic northern Italian cuisine and offers sweeping views of the Back Bay. Savor a handcrafted cocktail and sophisticated bar fare at The Street Bar.

Where to Relax

Unwind in The Library, a space reserved exclusively for guests, over a glass of wine and good conversation.

What to Do

Explore the boutiques and restaurants that line Newbury Street. Immerse yourself in culture and experience the rich collection of ancient and contemporary art at one of the many nearby museums, including the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, or John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum.

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3 Days in Boston: Colonial History, Contemporary Art, and Fresh Seafood

Features

Historic

Pet-Friendly

Romantic

Urban

Fitness Center

Parking