The Eliot Hotel, Boston

The Eliot Hotel - Historic Neo-Classical landmark with award-winning Japanese dining and European-style suites in Back Bay

Located at the intersection of Massachusetts and Commonwealth Avenues, this 1925 Neo-Classical Georgian Boston hotel features 95 European-inspired rooms and suites adorned with Italian marble and ikat fabrics. The Eliot Hotel houses UNI, a James Beard award-winning contemporary izakaya by Chef Ken Oringer, serving innovative sashimi, global street food, and craft cocktails. Guest accommodations include soundproofed windows, flat-screen HDTVs with streaming capabilities, minibars, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Spacious one-bedroom suites offer queen-size sleeper sofas and living rooms separated by French doors, while two-bedroom suites feature dual marble bathrooms. The hotel's Back Bay position places guests within 0.5 miles of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Public Library, Trinity Church, and Copley Square. The Hynes Convention Center subway station stands one block away, with Logan International Airport situated 7 miles from The Eliot.

Pros

Recognition from Travel + Leisure and Condé Nast Traveler as among the world's best hotels

Contemporary izakaya UNI ranked among 'Best Restaurants in America' by Zagat

Soundproofed windows that open in all rooms

Walking distance to major cultural landmarks and shopping on Newbury Street

Cons

Only 16 standard rooms available out of 95 total accommodations

Located at busy intersection of two major avenues