Welcome to Greydon House, where classic style meets historic environs. Our Nantucket boutique hotel has 20 unique rooms designed by Roman and Williams (Ace Hotel New York and The Standard, High Line).

A stylish standout among Nantucket hotels, Greydon House is where you’ll discover works by New York artists, an overgrown English garden, and a whimsical Venetian-inspired restaurant.

One minute to the Whaling Museum and two minutes from the ferry terminal, our location lets you explore the island’s unconventional and free-spired culture with ease.

Rooms & Suites

Centuries ago, Nantucket was the world’s most prosperous whaling port. Sea captains traveled as far as Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, returning to Nantucket with treasures from their travels.

Roman and Williams (Ace Hotel New York and The Standard, High Line) imagined the life of a well-traveled captain when designing our luxurious Nantucket accommodations. From wood paneling to a medley of antiques, our Nantucket lodging blends the old and new seamlessly.

While custom Roman and Williams beds and luxurious linens by John Robshaw, designed exclusively for Greydon House, bring the Nantucket charm, you’ll enjoy a range of modern amenities, too. Every room has a Sony 4K TV, a Bose Bluetooth speaker (bring it with you to the beach), and complimentary WiFi.

Guest bathrooms feature hand-painted Portuguese tiles in the walk-in showers that depict nautical scenes, a nod to our surroundings, and the adventures of Nantucket’s 19th-century sea captains.

With Waterworks brass fixtures, custom marble counters, and fragrant Acqua di Parma amenities, you’ll start and finish the day feeling relaxed and refreshed.

SUITES

Our most luxurious Nantucket accommodations include two suites, one on the ground floor and another on the second floor.

Both spaces feature seating areas with an eclectic collection of antiques, from English sofas to bamboo pieces from the South Pacific to Nordic paintings. Spacious in size, our suites are ideal Nantucket accommodations for families and larger groups.

DELUXE

Deluxe guest rooms range from 160 to 280 square feet and feature a king or queen-sized bed. Every room features a Roman and Williams custom-designed bed, luxurious Frette linens, and Acqua di Parma bath amenities.

STANDARD

Standard guest rooms range from 135 to 155 square feet and feature a king or queen-sized bed. Every room features a Roman and Williams custom-designed bed, luxurious Frette linens, and Acqua di Parma bath amenities.

PETITE

Petite guest rooms range from 100 to 130 square feet and feature a king or queen-sized bed. Every room features a Roman and Williams custom-designed bed, luxurious Frette linens, and Acqua di Parma bath amenities.

GARDEN LEVEL

Garden Level guest rooms range from Petite to Deluxe sizes and feature king-sized beds. Garden Level rooms are located below grade and feature the luxurious amenities and design included in all our other guest rooms.

HAVE THE PERFECT STAY

While providing our guests with the experience of an intimate guesthouse or B&B, Greydon House offers highly personalized service expected at a luxury Nantucket hotel.

We offer a wide array of amenities that you won’t be able to find at any other Nantucket hotel. Staying at Greydon House will feel like home with amenities that cater to your needs when on vacation.

Via Mare: The Restaurant at Greydon House

Via Mare is a whimsical Nantucket restaurant from the folks behind Ventuno. Every visit is a journey through the Venetian tradition of small-plate dining and spirited drinking in charming taverns, known as bacari.

Inspired by the Italian city’s long history as a central hub in the spice trades, the menu highlights locally-sourced fare from the garden and sea alongside an approachable, eclectic wine list with bottles from around the world, and a cocktail list that emphasizes the exotic.

Designed by Roman and Williams (Ace Hotel New York and The Standard, High Line), Via Mare is one of the most unique restaurants in Nantucket.

With tables for locals and wanderers alike, you can enjoy fine dining in a bohemian living room-cum-bar, the intimate dining room, an open-air terrace, and street-side, cafe-style seating.

Described as “Italian-ish,” you find favorites such as crostini, fritto misto, and tagliatelle, as well as fish, steak, and chicken plates. Join us every Sunday for a more casual experience, when you can kick back with our famous Via fried chicken, an unreal burger, and bay scallop rolls.

Wellness at Greydon House

Travel often means a break your overall health and wellness routine. But that doesn’t need to be the case: In Nantucket, our hotel visitors can create a getaway that lets them get away from indoor fitness altogether.

Paddle Nantucket offers a variety of group and private classes, including stand-up paddling boarding lessons for all skill levels, vinyasa yoga and meditation paddle-boarding, and sunrise and sunset tours (starting at $45 and up).

Paddle Nantucket offers a variety of group and private classes, including stand-up paddling boarding lessons for all skill levels, vinyasa yoga and meditation paddle-boarding, and sunrise and sunset tours (starting at $45 and up).

Yogis (or those aspiring to be so) can take in the early morning calm of the South Wharf with a 9am weekend class ($15) offered through The Skinny Dip, a summer collective of clothing brands and event offerings.

Or start your beach day early with a barre class by the water: During summer weekends, Go Figure barre studios offers multiple sessions ($25) at an off-site location on Nobadeer Beach.

The studio has transformed a 1979 Pinzanger bus into a class prop: Barres are mounted on the side of the bus, and all the equipment is stashed on board.

For those who prefer to sweat indoors, Go Figure, a national barre studio with nine locations that teaches The Figure Method, also offers their classes all week long inside their Amelia Drive studio.

Nearby, also on Amelia Drive, is SUPTA Yoga Nantucket, which offers both warmed and non-heated yoga seven days a week in a beautifully lit studio ($20 a session; $85 for a week pass).

And CORE has been the go-to, upscale apparatus-based Pilates studio in Nantucket for nearly a decade, since founder Courtney McKechnie set up shop on the island, and began offering both her knowledge of Pilates as well as a cleverly curated retail shop of work-out goods in the same space.

Most sessions are by appointment ($105 for a single to $200 for four people), albeit a group class is available daily at 5:30pm.

“Our clients run the gamut from young exercisers that just want a great workout, to golfers who want to strengthen their swing, to older clientele that may be looking for a great workout as well or may be recovering from an injury and are looking for a safe form of exercise to get back to feeling strong again,” says McKechnie.

“There are lots of people on Nantucket that care about their health and take time out of their busy and productive lives to work on strength, balance, and overall wellness.

Things to Do in Nantucket

Stay at Greydon House to uncover authentic yet uncommon things to do in Nantucket.

Whether it’s a sunset beach trip to Madaket or learning the legacy of America’s first female astronomer, Maria Mitchell, we’ll point you in the right direction to ensure you experience Nantucket’s unconventional and free-spirited history and culture.

Whether you’re here for a relaxing getaway or looking to hit the unpaved roads in a Jeep, when you stay here, the best things to do in Nantucket are right around the corner.

Secret Nantucket Beaches You Need to Visit
With 82 miles of coastline, our island has countless “secret” Nantucket beaches. While many Nantucket locals head for the beach, they don’t frequent the official destinations you’ll find on the map.

With sand road access, no lifeguards or snack snacks, and informal names like “Gunrack” or “Water Tower,” here’s a guide to Nantucket’s lesser-known beaches.

BEST NANTUCKET BEACHES: NORTH SHORE VS. SOUTH SHORE

The island’s north shore fronts the Nantucket Sound, a calm expanse of water between Nantucket and Cape Cod. Nantucket beaches on the North Shore are quiet with little to no surf and generally warmer waters than the South Shore, which has moderate to heavy surf on the Atlantic Ocean.

NANTUCKET BEACHES YOU CAN DRIVE ON

40th Pole is located on the North Shore of the island and has small waves, which makes it ideal for children and families. This is one of the Nantucket beaches where you can drive on the beach with the appropriate town beach permit. Information on town beach permits can be obtained from the Town of Nantucket.

BEST NANTUCKET BEACHES

There are plenty of popular Nantucket beaches, too. Check out the popular Cisco Beach Nantucket, a wave beach with lifeguards and a surf school, and take a walk down to Clark’s Cove, a very private beach surrounded by endless preserves.

Madaket is as far west as you can go on the island. There are no designated spots for parking, but the long, sandy, windswept beach is dotted with cottages and the perfect spot to watch the sunset. Keep scrolling for the best Nantucket beaches off the beaten path.

LADIES BEACH

Also known as “Fat Ladies Beach,” though that’s not a fair assessment of the beachgoers here (if it ever was). Expect moderate surf and a good number of surfers under the right wind conditions. Pick up a picnic lunch (and a bottle of rosé) from Bartlett Farm on the way.

Access: Take Hummock Pond Road out toward Cisco; turn left on Bartlett Farm Road; just past the farm, it becomes a dirt road. Follow the dirt road to the ocean. Small sand parking lot with additional parking along the road.

GUNRACK

Between the previous two beaches, Gunrack is particularly popular with surfers. Access: Take Hummock Pond Road out toward Cisco; right before the bike path ends, turn left on Heller Way; follow Heller down until it dead­ends; turn right on Walbang Avenue and follow to the beach.

NONANTUM ROAD BEACH

Closer to Surfside, this beach is a true local’s spot, accessible by a short path through beach shrubs; you’re rewarded by a wide open beach with few other beachgoers.

Access: Take Surfside Road toward the south shore, and turn left just before the Surfside parking lot on Nonantum Road. Go down a block and turn right on narrow Woodbine Street; drive to the water. Limited parking.

SCHNEIDY’S (OR SCHNEIDER’S)

Not far from Ladies, and often less crowded. (Allegedly named for the Schneiderman family, who owned the house closest to the beach.) Spectacular views from the access road, over the water and the low­lying moors.

The road isn’t wide enough for two cars to pass; drive slowly and be prepared to yield, or get over with two wheels up onto the dunes. (A Jeep is handy here.)

Access: Take Hummock Pond Road out toward Cisco; right before the bike path ends, turn left on Heller Way; take the third right at Austin Locke Way and follow the sand road to the water. Small sand parking lot with additional parking along the road. Biking is possible but can be difficult in the soft sand toward the end.

FISHERMANS BEACH

As might not surprise, a big fishing destination. Has a broad, flat beach similar to nearby Surfside but without the crowds, and is just a short walk from a sizable parking lot

Access: Take Surfside Road toward the south shore, and turn left just before the Surfside parking lot on Nonantum Road. Fisherman’s Beach road is the fourth right. Large parking lot.

WESTERN AVENUE BEACH

Just opposite Nantucket’s youth hostel — yes, this tiny island has a youth hostel, housed in an 1873 former life­saving station — is another beautiful, uncrowded stretch of Surfside. It’s a long walk down the path and stairs to the beach, but with dramatic views over the water that make it worthwhile.

Access: Take Surfside Road toward the south shore, and turn right on Western Avenue just before the water. Drive to the end of the road past the “Land Bank” sign to a sand parking area; the access path is on the left.

STEPS BEACH

Steps is hardly a well-kept secret, but with no parking lot and no lifeguard, it surely qualifies. With access from the Nantucket cliffs, Steps boasts the most dramatic views of any island beach.

Walk through a short sand path and you’ll be met with expansive views out onto the Sound, with a wooden staircase (the namesake Steps, naturally) descending to the sand. A public alternative to the Cliffside Beach Club, with equally calm waters and beautiful sunsets.

Access: From Cliff Road, turn right on Mooers Avenue and left on Lincoln Avenue. Lincoln Avenue wraps into Lincoln Circle; at the point nearest the water is the access path. With little parking in this residential area, it’s easiest to walk or bike.

WATER TOWER

While Dionis is beloved for its broad beach and calm surf, Water Tower beach (also known as Washing Pond beach; named, fittingly, for the nearby pond and water tower) is a less crowded alternative. Ideal for swimming or shell hunting.

Access: From Cliff Road, turn right on Washing Pond Road, just before the water tower. Follow the road until it turns into a dirt road and dead ­ends at the beach, with a small dirt parking lot on the right.

Art & Architecture

The Greydon House energetic vibe starts with its architectural style, a clever combination of Greek Revival and Second Empire styles that complement each other in surprising ways. Step through the front door and experience the cool darkness and warm, rich tones of a ship captain’s stateroom.

Walk through the lounge and into the bar and spy the mural depicting the 18th century tea trade with China. Enter your room or suite and note the contrast between the antiques and the contemporary Dutch oils on the walls.

And did we mention the Julian Schnabel near the elevator and the Terry Winters prints behind the front desk? It’s all is meant to evoke another time, another world. Settle in to Nantucket Greydon House-style.

HISTORIC NEIGHBORS

Sometimes it’s hard to believe that the cosmopolitan Nantucket that we know today was once home to the center of the whaling industry, one of the world’s most dangerous and gruesome occupations.

That story and so many others are told daily at the Nantucket Historical Association’s Whaling Museum, located across the street from the luxury Greydon House hotel.

The number-one rated Nantucket attraction on TripAdvisor, the Whaling Museum features an 1847 restored candle factory, a plethora of historic objects and exhibitions, a gorgeous rooftop observation deck overlooking Nantucket harbor, and its most notable artifact: a 46-foot skeleton of a sperm whale that washed ashore on the island on New Year’s Day, 1998 that now hangs in its main hall.

With daily programs like the Whale Hunt presentation and the Essex Gam led by expert guides detailing Nantucket’s rich history, it’s easy to see why travel writer Andrew Harper declared the Nantucket Whaling Museum to be “one of the 10 U.S. places to visit before you die.”

Even the smallest visitors can get in on the fun in the Discovery Room, a designated family space in the museum that makes Nantucket history accessible for all ages. Whether you’re a history buff or just need a break from another scorching day at the beach, there’s something for everyone at the NHA Whaling Museum.

With their All-Access Pass admission ticket, visitors are free to explore the museum at their leisure, leave and say, get a bite to eat, and come back later in the day – all on the same convenient ticket.

Island Shops

With few exceptions, any Nantucket residents, both year-round and migratory, would tell you that the best shopping and entertainment could previously be found in the historic heart of town, along Main Street.

But recently that is up for debate as unique pop-ups and one-off boutiques have found their way to the South Wharf (or just “the Wharf”), an area also referred to by some as the Boat Basin, due to its proximity to exactly that: The Nantucket Boat Basin.

For decades, the South Wharf was a better spot for walks along the harbor and picking up inexpensive souvenirs than high-end shopping but an influx of young entrepreneurs and broad-minded vendors have set up shop in the picturesque area.

Skinny Dip Nantucket, a new boutique featuring a number of brands that also features a major calendar of events for the community, was brought to the island in May 2016 by designers Taylor Ivey, Milicent Armstrong and Sara Rossi, who all previously featured their designs at Town Pool.

“Our main focus is to bring designers to the island that people really haven’t seen before,” says Ms. Armstrong, whose own line, Artemis Design Co., features loafers, travel bags and home goods designed from Turkish rugs and other foreign unique goods for both men and women.

The store features a bevy of designers for both men and women, including Ellsworth & Ivey, Bask, and Orlebar Brown, and a wide array of events including cocktail parties, yoga classes and flower arranging classes (such as “Peonies and Prosecco” or “Roses and Rosè”).

“We always have something going on here, so it’s always a fun space just to come in to. We’re really trying to bring the community in. We’re trying to make it a space that is more than just a shop,” says Ms. Armstrong.

Another store new in 2016 to the South Wharf area is The Styleliner, whose original outpost is in Sag Harbor, New York. “Nantucket is also a vacation destination like Sag Harbor,” says Joey Woffler, who owns the store that carries Lazuli, Alix of Bohemia, and her own line, The Joey Woffler Collection. Ms. Woffler is also a co-owner of Woffler Estate Vineyard, located in Sagaponack.

“I feel that the customer is similar in that they are ready for something different. They all shop the big brands but are on the hunt for your unique pieces that will make them stand out.” As for her choice in shop location: “The South Wharf sort of fell in our laps but the space is perfect for us and really fits our brand.”

Also new to the area and worth stopping into: Love Shack, an actual beach shack selling over a thousand different handcrafted pendant designs, each with an individual message (two are related specifically to Nantucket), Ice, an authentic Italian ice bar that serves a good alternative to ice cream from The Juice Bar (especially when the lines get lengthy) and Table No 1, an increasingly popular wine and cheese bar that’s perfect for a pre-dinner appetizer or a post-dinner snack.

Website: www.greydonhouse.com.com

Rooms: 20

Price: from 164 EUR per night

Experience extraordinary luxury at Chatham Inn, Cape Cod’s only Relais & Châteaux and Forbes Five-Star hotel. Completely renovated in 2016-2019, modern decor, the finest amenities, and sublime service have been blended with the soul and history of the oldest inn on the Cape.

Each of the 18 guest rooms and suites at our Cape Cod hotel have been newly renovated, blending the soul of our historic property with modern luxuries and amenities. We offer a variety of room types to suit your needs, all featuring gorgeous new marble and onyx bathrooms, modern furnishings, and beautiful original artwork.

Choose from rooms with two twin beds, a queen bed, or a king bed; or enjoy a spacious Premier King Room or Suite which features a private balcony, wood-burning fireplace, and a wet bar with refrigerator.

“Globally inspired, locally acquired” Join us in our dining room year round, and on The Terrace during summer months, for an evening of exceptional fine dining. Our world-class restaurant, is the #1 rated restaurant on Cape Cod.

Using the finest seasonal ingredients from local farmers and fishermen, Chef Isaac Olivo and his culinary team create a unique dining experience that is an innovative and contemporary representation of local traditions and cuisine. Our wine bar, featuring 32 fine wines by the glass, as well as a broad selection of craft beers and specialty cocktails.

Ideally located at the eastern edge of Chatham’s charming Main Street, we are within easy walking distance of spectacular Lighthouse Beach, shopping, fine dining, art galleries, museums, theaters and more. Our beautiful and quintessential New England village is the ideal location from which to explore all of Cape Cod and the islands.

History of the Inn
Chatham Inn Relais & Châteaux is the oldest continuously operating inn on Cape Cod. The property was built in 1830 by Gideon and Reliance Small, who came to the Cape from England.

Gideon and Reliance sold the property to their son Sylvester and his wife Augusta, who eventually named it The Travelers Home in 1884. It became the seasonal headquarters for the famous Norfolk Hunting Club, who would arrive in Chatham by train “with an accompanying entourage of hounds and horses.”

After 10 years, Sylvester and Augusta Small sold their inn to a syndicate comprised of Captain Joshua A. Nickerson, Erastus Bearse, Marcus Howard, and Charles Bassett, who owned it for 4 short years from 1894-1898.

In 1898, John P. Farmer bought The Travelers Home and renamed the property Monomoyick Inn, after the Monomoyick Indian tribe that once inhabited lower Cape Cod. He owned the inn for 38 years. When Mr. Farmer passed away in 1936, his wife sold the inn to Carl and Doris Chandler.

The Chandlers opened the first in-house restaurant at the inn, offering breakfast for $0.50 and dinners for $1.25. They owned the inn for 17 years before selling to George Noyes in 1953. Mr. Noyes changed the name to Cranberry Inn, a name that stuck for the next 60 years, and then sold the inn to the McGaw family in1955. The McGaws owned and ran the Cranberry Inn from 1955-1963.

In 1963, Mary and Richard Hamilton bought the Cranberry Inn for $6,000. The Hamiltons had past connections to the property – Richard’s mother had worked at the Inn in 1886, and Mary had worked there as a waitress in 1929.

Mary Hamilton became very well known for her hospitality, and also for her restaurant at the inn, which served breakfast and dinner. Mary sold the Cranberry Inn to the Droney family in 1981, who eventually resold it to Bill and Kay Deford. The Defords owned the inn until the end of 2013, when it was sold to Paul and Lauri Benk.

A year later, the Benk’s sold the inn to Jeff and Kayla Ippoliti. The Ippoliti’s had a new vision – to build one of the premier cuisine and hospitality destinations in the United States, and join the prestigious Relais & Chateaux association.

A luxurious boutique hotel that blended the soul of the historic inn with modern decor and amenities, and a fine dining restaurant and wine bar. A four year remodeling and rebranding project was launched, and Chatham Inn was born.

In October 2019, after nearly five years of dedication, expansion, and renovations, the Ippoliti’s dream was realized – Chatham Inn was invited to become a member of Relais & Chateaux!

Then, in 2022, Chatham Inn attained the coveted Forbes Five-Star designation, making Chatham Inn Relais & Chateaux one of only 323 Five-Star hotels in the world. Chatham Inn proudly continues its nearly 200 year history of excellence in hospitality, and the Ippoliti family welcomes you to this historic inn!

Suite
The Loft Suite is our largest and one of the most luxurious accommodations at our romantic Cape Cod boutique hotel, with a wood burning fireplace and our new onyx Signature Spa Bathroom with 2-person tub.

This second floor Suite opens to a spacious room with dramatic vaulted ceiling, King bed with 2 bedside night tables, a comfortable seating area with wood burning fireplace (seasonal), wet bar with refrigerator, large flatscreen television, dresser, closet, desk, and private outdoor balcony with bistro table and chairs (seasonal).

The stunning bathroom features solid onyx floors, overhead rain shower with body jets, onyx surround and frameless glass enclosure; floating vanity with vessel sink; and 2-person soaking tub. A perfect place to relax with a glass of wine!

A steep staircase leads up to a loft with 2 twin beds, dresser, a second flatscreen television, and a skylight. All of our rooms include DirecTV, Nespresso coffee maker, luxurious robes and slippers, USB charging stations, iron and ironing board, blowdryer, and complimentary WiFi.

Please Note: The loft stairs are steep and not suitable for young children, elderly, or guests with mobility impairments. If you plan to use the Loft, we recommend that you use the gate located at the top of the stairs at all times. The Loft Suite can accommodate up to 4 guests. However, as a romantic inn, our property is generally not appropriate for children under the age of 12.

Premier Fireplace
Room 3 is on the first floor of our romantic Cape Cod hotel, with a garden view and a southeastern exposure. One of our largest accommodations, Room 3 features a new signature spa bathroom with marble floors, frameless glass spa shower with overhead rain shower and body jets, floating vanity with twin granite vessel sinks, and two person soaking tub.

The room also boasts a wood burning fireplace (seasonal) with comfortable seating area and chairs, wet bar and refrigerator, armoire, large 55″ flatscreen television, and an outdoor balcony with bistro table and chairs (seasonal).

All of our rooms include a flatscreen television with DirecTV, Nespresso coffee maker, luxurious robes and Frette slippers, USB charging stations, iron and ironing board, blowdryer, and complimentary WiFi. Maximum occupancy in this room is 2 guests.

Deluxe Rooms 
Room 10 is a quiet corner room offering incredible Chatham lodging. This comfortable room is located on the second floor, and has a sunny, southeastern exposure.

A perennial guest favorite, this bright, cozy, and quiet corner room has two walls of windows. The room features a Queen bed with 2 bedside tables, dresser, 2 chairs, closet, and a brand new marble bathroom including a bathtub with rain shower.

All of our rooms include a flatscreen television with DirecTV, Nespresso coffee maker, luxurious robes and Frette slippers, USB charging stations, iron and ironing board, blowdryer, and complimentary WiFi. Maximum occupancy in this room is 2 guests.

Intimate Gourmet Dining
Whether you experience our chef’s grand breakfast as a guest of Chatham Inn Relais & Châteaux, or join us in our highly-acclaimed fine dining restaurant, lovely terrace or award-winning wine bar, you’re sure to be impressed.

Our talented team of chefs utilize the finest products, sourced from local fishermen and farmers, to create an innovative take on traditional Cape Cod cuisine. Visit one of our restaurants and see why Cuvée at Chatham Inn Relais & Châteaux has quickly become a premier New England dining destination.

Exquisitely set tables – Villeroy & Boch china, Schott Zwiesel crystal, Frette linens – are the perfect stage for an evening of the finest food and exceptional service at Cape Cod’s Only Relais & Châteaux restaurant.

Experience world-class cuisine at the #1 rated restaurant on the Cape and Islands, and one of the Top 10 restaurants in New England, prepared with the finest seasonal ingredients by our renowned chefs.

Chef’s Table Experience
Enjoy an incredible demonstration of culinary arts from your private bar-height table, intended for maximum viewing pleasure. Feel like a part of the action as our talented Chefs prepare a bespoke 10-12 course dinner exclusively for you and your guests.

Each plate is inspired by your preferences, and will be beautifully presented during this three-hour immersive experience. You may also elect to include reserve wine pairings, carefully selected by our expert Sommelier.

The Wine Bar
Our chic wine bar serves 32 fine wines by the glass and over 150 labels by the bottle, and has been the recipient of the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence every year since 2017. A full selection of specialty cocktails and craft beers is also available.

The Terrace
When the summer months arrive, enjoy a beverage al fresco on our lovely landscaped terrace with fire pit, overlooking Chatham’s picturesque Main Street.

Chatham Inn Breakfast
Our grand breakfasts are prepared to order from the extraordinary menu developed by Chef Isaac, with an extensive selection of seasonal entrees that may include Crab Cake Benedict, Cranberry Nut French Toast, and Egg White Frittata.

Breakfast is served in our dining room at Cuvée, one of the top rated fine dining restaurants in the United States. Our breakfast alone is worth the trip to Chatham!

A Glimpse into the Past – HISTORIC CAPE COD
Cape Cod was one of the first places settled in the United States. Contrary to the popular lore of Plymouth Rock, the Pilgrims made their first landing near present-day Provincetown on November 11, 1620. Our beautiful seaside village of Chatham was founded in 1712.

The Cape developed as a large fishing and whaling center in the 1800’s, and the first transatlantic wireless station was built in Chatham by Marconi in 1914. By the late 1800’s the Cape, particularly Chatham, became a popular tourist destination, with people from all over the world coming in to enjoy the pristine beaches, abundant seafood, and breathtaking vistas.

Today, Cape Cod is one of the most popular vacation destinations in the world, with 40 miles of National Seashore, 60 beaches, biking, boating, fishing, and 42 golf courses. There are 19 picturesque Lighthouses, countless museums and galleries, and restaurants ranging from clam shacks to fine dining that rivals the best in New York City.

Whatever your vacation desires are – quiet days relaxing at the beach, deep sea fishing, fine dining, golfing, boating, visiting our neighboring islands of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard, or even 4-wheeling on the dunes or flying in an antique biplane for a breathtaking bird’s-eye view of Cape Cod – we can help arrange it all!

Website: www.chathaminn.com

Rooms: 18

Price: from 243 EUR per night

Experience The Wauwinet’s stunning new transformation. You’ll find stunning new décor in the guest rooms and brand-new bathrooms throughout. Preserving the historic charm and comfort that you love, we have made it better than ever for unforgettable Nantucket getaways.

A blend of charm and sophistication, The Wauwinet is a seaside refuge with breathtaking views of the bay, historic architecture, and luxury amenities for the perfect stay on Nantucket Island.

As Nantucket’s only member of Relais & Châteaux hotels, our historic inn is known worldwide for its outstanding service, local cuisine, and stunning accommodations just ssteps from the beach and Nantucket Bay.

Relax in luxury rooms and quaint cottages surrounded by the natural beauty of Nantucket Island, and decorated with custom furnishings, Pratesi linens, and wildflowers.

Lounge on pristine, private beaches on Nantucket Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Savor New England cuisine on the waterfront at the award-winning TOPPER’S, featuring an impressive wine list and perfect views of the bay.

Nestled on the northeast shores of Nantucket Island, The Wauwinet neighbors Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge and a pristine coastline with picturesque sunsets and outdoor activities, from surfcasting to bike tours.

Host seaside weddings, business meetings, and retreats in our lovely event spaces. Experience the charm of New England with our Nantucket Island vacation packages and let our pre-arrival concierge design your perfect Nantucket getaway.

ACCOMMODATIONS
Island-Inspired Luxury Lodging on the Nantucket Bay Waterfront
Your coastal escape starts here. Set along the northeast corner of Nantucket Island next to Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge, and nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and Nantucket Bay, our historic boutique hotel offers 32 luxury guest rooms, as well as four charming cottages across from the Main Inn.

Each of the rooms is uniquely designed with custom furnishings featuring hand-stenciled finishes, 400-thread-count Pratesi linens, and fresh Nantucket wildflowers.

Guests enjoy a number of luxurious amenities, including plush cotton robes, aromatherapy bath products, climate control, HD flat-screen televisions, and CD/DVD players. Enjoy a charming 5-star retreat in waterfront accommodations with scenic garden or Nantucket Bay views.

DINING
TOPPER’S:Serving New England Seafood on the Nantucket Bay Waterfront
We are proud to announce that TOPPER’S has been recognized as a AAA Five Diamond award-winner for the fourth consecutive year!

The Wauwinet is home to one of the nation’s most acclaimed restaurants, TOPPER’S, a favorite foodie destination set alongside the waters of Nantucket Bay.

TOPPER’S offers a la carte and prix fixe menus showcasing seasonally inspired New England cuisine with an emphasis on local produce and seafood. Try the locally harvested Retsyo Oysters on the half shell, cultivated just 300 yards away.

Our award-winning restaurant on Nantucket Bay taps into the island’s rich supply of fresh ingredients from land and sea. Serving 1,550 wines, we’ve repeatedly been awarded the prestigious Wine Spectator Grand Award.

For casual fare, grab a spot on TOPPER’S deck, where you can dine under a heated awning with views of the bay. Visit TOPPER’S bar for your favorite drinks in the lively atmosphere.

SPA EXPERIENCE
White Elephant Spa by Darýa – A Nantucket Retreat
Renew and rejuvenate at our Spa by Darýa at our in-town sister hotel, White Elephant Harborside, located at 50 Easton Street, Nantucket. This beautiful Nantucket spa offers treatments and services using nature’s organic ingredients.

Upon arrival, relax in the Serenity Room with a glass of flavored water as you savor stunning harbor views and gardens. White Elephant Spa’s selection of spa therapies includes massage, facials, body treatment, and add-on services.

Complimentary transportation to and from The Wauwinet for our guests to the White Elephant Spa by Darýa will be provided by vehicle or boat.

WEDDINGS
Picture-Perfect Weddings on the Nantucket Island Waterfront
At the snap of a finger, our 33 guest rooms, cottages, and scenic grounds can be turned into a private retreat for you and your wedding party. The inn can be reserved, decorated, and catered to satisfy your unique vision and is accessible by land or by charter.

The entire staff is dedicated to making your wedding celebration truly memorable with beautiful waterfront venues, award-winning catering, and the quaint coastal charm of our luxurious and historic hotel.

Our wedding planner is available to arrange activities for your wedding weekend and guests, including s’mores on the beach, lobstering with Captain Rob, and bike excursions around the island.

MEETINGS
Coastal Nantucket Meetings & Events
Nantucket’s scenic beaches and pristine waters provide an inspiring setting for brainstorming with clients, strategizing with colleagues, and hosting family celebrations, anniversaries, corporate retreats and special events.

The Wauwinet’s Sunroom accommodates up to 16 guests, while TOPPER’S private dining room can host up to 24. For larger events, the two rooms connect to welcome up to 45. In addition, TOPPER’S awning-covered deck can host up to 45 people for seated affairs, and 80 for cocktail receptions.

Larger parties seeking the ultimate Nantucket event space can secure the entire inn for their gathering. Our 28 luxury rooms, six charming cottages, single three bedroom vacation home, and beautiful hotel grounds provide a waterfront retreat along the coast.

Relax and rejuvenate in the hotel spa, host a gathering in our award-winning restaurant, or plan a dinner by the sea on our magnificent lawn overlooking Nantucket Bay. Our staff is dedicated to giving you a remarkable experience.

COMPLIMENTARY SERVICES
Nantucket Island Lodging Tailored to You
Wake up to fresh, morning coffee and pastries before taking in your seaside surroundings. Catch up on e-mail while you plan your day, and set up everything in advance courtesy of our pre-arrival concierge.

The Wauwinet’s complimentary services make for a waterfront retreat that speaks to whatever you want to see and do on the shores of Nantucket. Set out on the water aboard a kayak, or explore the island by bike.

In the spring and fall, enjoy lobster outings, surfcasting, a tour of ‘Sconset Village and cooking demonstrations that introduce you to the island’s freshest fare. We also offer a complimentary shuttle to town and boat service on the Lady Wauwinet, between the White Elephant and TOPPER’s.

LOCATION
A Nantucket Island Hotel on the Point
Set along the northeast point of Nantucket, 30 miles off the coast of Massachusetts, our historic inn is the perfect place to explore the island.

Discover beautiful beaches, sail through coastal swells on a chartered boat, cast a fishing line into the bay waters from the pier or capture breathtaking photos of Great Point. Enjoy hiking and walking through the neighboring Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge with a backdrop of beautiful surroundings.

Explore Nantucket in our 1948 Chevy Fleetmaster station wagon, or shop the local boutiques and antique stores of Nantucket Town.

The Best Things to Do In Nantucket Are Just Outside
The Island of Nantucket is a breathtaking destination with amazing things to do and experience. Walk to breathtaking beaches on the Atlantic Ocean to swim, surf, and soak up the sunshine.

Enjoy boating, sailing, fishing, and kayaking in the the calm waters of Nantucket Bay. Enjoy endless outdoor activities, like whale watching, golf, biking, hiking, bird watching, and surfcasting.

Explore historic lighthouses, enjoy shopping, dining and sightseeing in Nantucket Town, or tour unique Nantucket attractions like the Whaling Museum. The history, charm, and natural beauty of Nantucket is all around us. Embrace island life at The Wauwinet.

HISTORY
Nantucket History – The Wauwinet

The Wauwinet House first welcomed guests in 1875. The inn was named after the chief of the Indian tribe that inhabited the eastern section of the island. On June 17, 1876, The Inquirer & Mirror, reported that “The Wauwinet House was the scene of a pleasant time.

A glorious sail up harbor.” 163 people attended a shore dinner serving clam chowder, boiled lobster and pastry. People kept calling out for more chowder!” Dinner was followed by quadrants, polkas and waltzes.

The steamship made regular daily trips to the inn along with the cat boat called the Lillian. Fare on the steamship was 50 cents round-trip and a shore dinner cost 75 cents.

It wasn’t until 1882 when the new owner Asa Small purchased the inn for $1700 and decided to rent rooms. It was at that time that the laundry and new bathhouses were built, and the “best mattresses and springs added to the beds with neat muslin curtains and freshly painted furniture.”

The inn continued to flourish retaining its natural setting and charm. James A. Backus operated it from the mid-1890’s and became its owner soon after the turn of the century.

During the 1900’s, the second floor was added along with the veranda to the front where people sat in rocking chairs to enjoy the comings and goings of the inn and the view.

In the early 1900’s, the Wauwinet Casino was built. The literal definition of the word “casino” is “a room or building for public resort or diversion.”

The Wauwinet Casino served a menu of steaks, lobsters, clams, and fresh fish to the beat of a five-piece orchestra, making it the most popular restaurant on the island.

The 1930’s brought lazy summer days of sun, sea and sand with guests enjoying sailing, swimming, fishing, tennis, parties and picnics. Radios were a novelty, televisions unheard of and automobiles used only when necessary.

The Backus family later sold the inn to the Robert B. Bowmans (of the Folger Hotel) in 1978. The Karp family bought the Wauwinet House in 1986. After an extensive renovation and redecorating, the inn was opened in June 1988 as The Wauwinet.

“Times and people change, but Wauwinet will always be a haven for those seeking sea, sand, and sun,” – Jane Lamb from her book Wauwinet, 1990

Website: www.wauwinet.com

Rooms: 32

Price: from 234 EUR per night

With a picturesque oceanfront location, upscale amenities and unforgettable hospitality, the 94-room Beauport Hotel Gloucester is the perfect getaway on the North Shore of Boston, MA just under 40 miles from the city. Sitting on the oldest fishing port in America, Beauport Hotel Gloucester offers the peak Cape Ann experience.

All of our comfortable Gloucester, MA hotel rooms and suites offer spacious coastal elegance and are beautifully appointed with a soothing décor influenced by the colors of the ocean, sand, and sky. Featuring sweeping views of the Atlantic, public restaurant and bar, waterfront ballroom and event rooms, and a roof top pool for overnight guests.

ROOMS & SUITES
Located directly on the beach in Gloucester, all of the hotel rooms and suites at Beauport Hotel Gloucester offer spacious coastal elegance. Each room at the hotel is beautifully appointed with a soothing décor influenced by the colors of the ocean, sand, and sky with custom wood furnishings and distinctive artwork by Gloucester MA artists.

Many of our luxurious guest rooms and 14 suites offer ocean views, and select rooms feature fireplaces and sliding glass doors opening onto private balconies. Among the thoughtful in-room comforts, guests enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, plush bedding and bathrobes, and flat-screen televisions with cable.

The bathroom décor continues the classic American cottage theme with well-appointed finishes, light wood elements, glass walk-in showers, floor and wall tiling, and granite vanities. Among hotels on the beach in Massachusetts, no destination blends modern comfort, coastal chic style, and classic elegance like Beauport Hotel Gloucester.

OCEANFRONT JUNIOR KING SUITE
This Oceanfront Junior King Suite offers a balcony with direct views of the open Atlantic and Gloucester Harbor. Our guests have enjoyed breakfast, sunset cocktails, and romantic moments on their private balconies, and some spend hours watching the sailboats pass by.

In addition to the balcony, you’ll enjoy a King bed, fireplace, oversized living space, expansive bathroom, and vanity dressing area. The Junior King Suite is perfect for those looking for additional space or privacy. All guest rooms offer luxurious linens, oversized cotton bath towels, plush bathrobes & slippers, marble accented bathrooms, and L’Occitane bath products.

SELECT CITY KING BALCONY
This Select City King room features a King bed and a balcony facing the historic city of Gloucester with partial views of the inner harbor. All guest rooms offer luxurious linens, oversized cotton bath towels, plush bathrobes & slippers, marble accented bathrooms, and L’Occitane bath products.

DINING
From our Private Dining Room for special events to our delicious breakfast buffet on weekends and holidays, you’ll find the perfect restaurant options here at Beauport Hotel Gloucester.

Amidst the charm of our restaurants and lounges located directly on the water, hotel guests and Gloucester MA residents gather to enjoy the creations of our chef, with every dish offering a creative union of flavors and ingredients.

Located on the lobby level of Beauport Hotel Gloucester, our charming 1606 Restaurant & Oyster Bar offers an oceanfront deck showcasing New England coastal dining at its best.

Celebrate delicious Modern American cuisine prepared with fresh local ingredients by our Executive Chef Jonathan Mckechnie and culinary team. The warm décor, seaside vistas, and relaxed upscale atmosphere provide a Cape Ann dining experience unlike any other.

IN-ROOM DINING SERVICES
We are pleased to offer our overnight hotel guests daily room service, so you can enjoy a snack or meal in the privacy of your own luxurious room or suite. In an effort to convenience our guests and minimize lobby foot traffic, our staff will be more than happy to deliver takeout orders to your room.

BIRDSEYE ROOFTOP POOL BAR 
Our seasonal Birdseye Rooftop Pool Bar features a fabulous heated pool, jetted hot tub, bar, lunch and dinner service exclusively for overnight guests.

The 360 views are simply stunning – from the Gloucester city skyline and the inner harbor to the sunsets over the open Atlantic Ocean. Be sure to check with our Concierge or Front Desk for overnight guest activities that may be occurring on the roof, including movie nights, sunrise yoga and more.

WEDDINGS
Plan your special wedding day just steps away from the ocean, with the uncompromising service, captivating oceanfront location, and world-class amenities at Beauport Hotel Gloucester.

Featuring 94 luxurious guest rooms, a spacious honeymoon suite, and four lavish event spaces, our boutique hotel is one of the premier wedding venues in Gloucester, MA. Our indoor and outdoor event venues offer sweeping views of picturesque Gloucester Harbor and the Atlantic Ocean creates a dramatic backdrop for small family affairs and grand receptions alike.

Your wedding day is one of the most important moments of your life, and each wedding hosted at Beauport Hotel Gloucester is special and unique. Our expert Event Services Team is here to guide you through every step of your journey.

From the moment you walk through our doors until the moment you say “I do,” the focus is on enjoying each moment of your wedding to the fullest.

Every element is handled with care, whether we’re advising you on delectable meal choices, venue décor, recommending the best photographer, or arranging guest accommodations – it’s all covered to ensure that your day will be exactly as you’ve dreamed.

MEETINGS & EVENTS
Boasting 10,000 square feet of event space with sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and Gloucester’s historic working waterfront, Beauport Hotel Gloucester is the largest meeting and conference space on Cape Ann.

Here, New England coastal elegance, gracious service, and world-class amenities provide a relaxing ambiance and inspiring environment for corporate gatherings, executive meetings, conferences and more.

EXPLORING CAPE ANN
Beauport Hotel is located in beautiful Cape Ann. Cape Ann includes the city of Gloucester and the towns of Essex, Manchester-by-the-Sea and Rockport. In addition to being America’s oldest seaport, Gloucester is full of rich history.

Browse from our staff’s top local recommendations on fun things to do around Cape Ann – including a visit to some of the best beaches in New England, whale watching, sailing, cultural events, world-class fishing, eclectic shopping, and dining, and learning about the vibrant maritime culture and history of the nation’s oldest seaport.

Discover our elegant, seaside hotel tucked between the Atlantic Ocean and the charming avenues of downtown Gloucester, Massachusetts.

BEACHES
Gloucester is home to some of New England’s most popular and award-winning beaches such as Wingaersheek beach, Good Harbor beach and more. The beautiful white sand and spectacular views appeal to everyone. In-season, some beaches offer food and beverages as well as rest rooms and fresh water showers.

SEAPORT GRILLE
Dine on fresh, local seafood and prime meats as you enjoy views of Gloucester’s authentic, working waterfront situated in the country’s first seaport. The harbor-front deck overlooks Cruiseport Gloucester, where you can see some of the world’s most luxurious cruise ships docked.

ROCKY NECK ARTIST COLONY 
Take some time to explore this eclectic arts neighborhood featuring unique galleries, boutiques, and restaurants in colorful, historic houses. There are two main gallery locations as well as the many artistic establishments that are dotted along the charming peninsula.

BEARSKIN NECK
Explore one of Cape Ann’s finest shopping districts! Bearskin Neck is the perfect destination if you are looking to support small businesses including local artists, clothing boutiques and famous homemade “sweet” shops, to name a few.

GLOUCESTER FISHERMAN’S MEMORIAL
Erected in 1925, this historic commemorative sculpture is a featured stop on the Maritime History of Massachusetts travel itinerary. Also known as the Man at the Wheel, the eight-foot, bronze statue is sometimes confused with the iconic image of the famed Gorton’s Fisherman.

HAMMOND CASTLE
​Explore this medieval-style castle built from 1926-1929 by Dr. John Hays Hammond, Jr. to house his collection of Roman, Medieval, and Renaissance artifacts as well as his Research Corporation, which produced over 400 patents and ideas for over 800 inventions, second only to Thomas Edison.

TEN POUND ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE 
Rent a private charter or go on a schooner tour to get an up-close view of this charming, picturesque, historic lighthouse located on Ten Pound island. Built in 1881 to replace the stone tower built on the site in 1821, the conical cast-iron structure stands 30 feet high.​

CAPE ANN MUSEUM
​A shuttle ride away from our hotel, Cape Ann Museum is home to some of the areas finest works of art reflecting “a rich and varied culture of nationally significant historical, industrial, and artistic achievement.”

In addition to being home to some of the finest works of art inspired by Cape Ann, it is also home to the worlds most expansive collection of artwork by pronounced artist and Cape Ann native Fitz Henry Lane.

BEAUPORT CRUISELINES 
Your excursion on the Beauport Cruiselines covers historic Gloucester Harbor with extraordinary views of the city’s downtown, Rocky Neck, Eastern Point, Ten Pound Island, Stage Fort Park, and Hammond Castle. No trip to Gloucester is complete without a cruise!

GLOUCESTER HARBOR WATER SHUTTLE
Tour America’s oldest seaport aboard M/V Lady Jillian. Enjoy area attractions of the inner harbor at your own pace. The Water Shuttle connects Gloucester’s two Cultural Districts, Harbortown, and Rocky Neck.

7 SEAS WHALE WATCH 
Get the best chance of seeing whales off the coast of Gloucester, Massachusetts, by booking this half-day whale-watch cruise. Your experienced captain and crew know the whales’ feeding and swimming patterns and keep close tabs on where they’re hanging out.

Spread out on the deck of the boat and enjoy being out in the open air while you find whales, then get ready to snap photos of breaching, spouts, and tail slaps.

ESSEX RIVER CRUISES & CHARTERS
Located in historic Essex, Massachusetts, Essex River Cruises & Charters has been operating narrated sightseeing cruises, private charters, tidal beach clambakes, and more for over 20 years. Share the opportunity to escape to the unspoiled natural beauty of the Essex River onboard the Essex River Queen I and the Essex River Queen II.

Website: www.beauporthotel.com

Rooms: 94

Price: from 322 EUR per night

XV Beacon Hotel reigns over Boston’s historic Beacon Hill neighborhood in its turn-of-the-century landmark Beaux Arts building.

The modern furnishings of the luxury Boston hotel counterbalanced by a grand staircase of marble, mahogany paneling and original caged-glass elevator reflect how past lives transform into the present.

The 63-room luxury boutique Boston hotel, recognized for peerless personal service, sophisticated interiors and luxurious custom amenities, distinguishes itself with its sense of heritage, peacefulness of home and utmost discretion.

Within this elegant architectural gem, XV Beacon guests encounter authentic genuine service honed for modern technological needs, handsome interiors, signature amenities, a green policy that practices environmental conservation and eco-friendly products, and sincere friendliness among the entire dynamic staff.

As Boston’s favorite boutique hotel, XV Beacon Hotel has an immense number of repeat clientele. There’s a reason for that: our dedicated guest services are meticulous, creative, efficient, discreet and highly focused.

Pet-friendly XV Beacon offers the convenience and comforts of both home and office, and an expert staff that’s consistently cordial, capable and committed to providing impeccable service.

Whether its theatre or sporting event tickets, in-room massage, airport transfers, dining recommendations or a private tour of the city’s historic sites, our professional Concierge staff is prepped and resourceful.

They know Boston and can accomplish any request with efficiency and discretion. Simply call or email our dedicated staff and we will accommodate your needs with the attention you’d expect of a personal assistant and the passion you’d expect from family.

ROOMS & SUITES
Seven guest rooms to a floor and unparalleled personal service bestow an aura of residential privacy throughout XV Beacon Hotel. Each of the boutique hotel rooms is custom-designed and curated with art specifically commissioned for the hotel.

A handsome décor in a taupe, cream and espresso palette balances high-end classic style with top-of-the-line modern amenities, including gas fireplaces, rainforest shower heads and either 40″ or 49” 4K Smart televisions, creating an exceptional in-room experience of chic refinement and serene indulgence.

UNMATCHED ATTENTION TO DETAIL
Each room is custom-designed and curated with art specifically commissioned for the hotel. The handsome décor in a taupe, cream and espresso palette blends high-end classic style with top-of-the-line luxury amenities.

Cashmere throws, Frette linens and herbal bath salts pair with gas fireplaces in stainless steel fixtures and rainforest showerheads to create an in-room experience of exceptional luxury.

THE GILBERT STUART SUITES
The Gilbert Stuart Suites are approximately 1400 square feet – this is the ultimate Boston luxury hotel accommodation and one of the rare Boston hotels with fireplaces.

This two bedroom suite features two (2) Studio Rooms combined with a separate Parlor Room which has a dining/boardroom table that can accommodate up to twelve people.

All three rooms have separate imported marble bathrooms with a rainforest shower and whirlpool tub combination. Both bedrooms are equipped with King beds.

THE BROMFIELD SUITES
Have an unforgettable getaway with this stunning Boston hotel suite. The Bromfield Suite accommodations are approximately 970 square feet. This luxury one bedroom suite features a Studio Room combined with a separate Parlor Room which has a dining/boardroom table that can accommodate up to twelve people.

Each room has a separate imported marble bathroom with a rainforest shower and whirlpool tub combination. This room type is equipped with a King bed option.

BEACON HILL STUDIO
The Beacon Hill Studio accommodation at our hotel in downtown Boston, MA is approximately 485 square feet with a luxurious sitting area and views of historic Beacon Street. It has a nice seating area in front of the fireplace – a love seat or two comfortable arm chairs, a Smart TV and a large wooden desk.

It has an all imported marble bathroom with rainforest shower and whirlpool tub combination. There are also 3 ADA Studio (Beacon Hill Studio) – Approximately 410 square feet – handicap accessible – with a luxurious sitting area and views of historic Beacon Street.

In front of the fireplace – two comfortable arm chairs with an ottoman, a 42″ flat screen TV and a large wooden desk. Imported marble bathroom with a walk-in (or roll-in) rainforest shower.

EXECUTIVE CLASSIC
The Executive Classic accommodation is approximately 310 square feet with a walk-in rainforest shower. It has a spacious work area with a desk and comfortable chair in front of the fireplace. This room comes equipped with a Smart TV and a Queen sized bed.

A BEACON HILL RESTAURANT
Calling a restaurant Mooo…. can mean only one thing—an exceptional hotel dining experience. Expect consistent, on-point and supremely friendly service in the warmly lit and sleekly modern restaurant, and classic steakhouse cuisine interpreted with a contemporary and regional twist.

Hotel guests may request in-room service from the full Mooo…. menu. It’s no surprise Mooo….’s award-winning Chef Jamie Mammano, along with owner Paul Roiff of Mistral, Teatro, Sorellina, L’Andana and Ostra, have been recognized for helping stoke Boston’s robust restaurant scene.

MOOO…. THE BEST RESTAURANT IN DOWNTOWN BOSTON
As a steakhouse, Mooo….’s versatility also puts it in the moood for breakfast, lunch and lighter bar fare as well as dinner. Simply stated, Mooo…. reflects the apex of hotel fine dining and makes it one of the best restaurants in downtown Boston.

Attentive service, sophisticated décor, signature dishes that include an all-natural grass-fed ribeye and Wagyu A5 sirloin—plus the best decadent pancakes, fresh smoothies and salads this side of the Charles.

Dub Mooo…. as both traditional yet innovative. Mooo….—an exceptional restaurant for casual and fine dining in Boston.

Mooo…. located on Boston’s Beacon Hill, is a modern steakhouse adjacent to the luxurious XV Beacon Hotel. Chef/Owner Jamie Mammano uses his culinary expertise to create classic, yet modern steakhouse dishes.

The warm modern décor provides a relaxed, sophisticated atmosphere. The restaurant is open to dine in seven days a week for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, a reservation is required for dinner service.

The restaurant offers in-room dining for hotel guests for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Mooo…. also offers a full bar and an award winning wine list.

THE WINE CELLAR
In XV Beacon’s lower level, Mooo…. restaurant’s eponymously named Wine Cellar offers one of the most distinctive and private hotel event spaces in Boston. The actual foundation dates to 1722 but the space feels timeless with vaulted ceilings, stone floors and walls lined with an exclusive collection of rare and fine wines.

A fourth-century Roman mosaic complements this impressive Boston event venue, accommodating 28 guests conference style, 35 for a seated dinner with custom-designed existing furniture, 50 with rentals, or up to 65 for a reception.

PARLOR ROOMS
Each Parlor Room suite features a grand mahogany table that seats up to 14 people. These small event venues in Boston feature a sitting area, private bathroom, complimentary wireless high speed Internet, gas fireplace, 49″ 4K Smart TV, natural light and windows that open to allow for fresh air to support great minds at work.

MEETING & EVENT VENUES IN BOSTON
With XV Beacon Hotel’s perch atop Boston’s scenic Beacon Hill, with its luxurious appointments, artisanal amenities and unimpeachable personal service, meeting/event planners will be hard pressed to find a more unique venue for their events.

Each of the hotel’s four Parlor Rooms provides the ultimate in seclusion, making them ideal for a board meeting, brainstorming session or working lunch. For gatherings designed to impress, The Wine Cellar is the premier choice among small event spaces.

Our Private Events Manager can assist with every arrangement, from catering and custom-designed flowers to custom printing, AV equipment, photographers, entertainment and much more.

EXPLORE FROM DOWNTOWN BOSTON
As the Cradle of Liberty, Boston has earned its reputation for historic richness, ingenuity and fortitude. This makes Boston the ideal destination for both business and leisure travel.

Perfectly situated in the heart of the city’s national historic landmark district and steps away from downtown, hospitals, TD Garden, shopping and universities, XV Beacon guests experience the very best of Boston. Even our business travelers enjoy the culinary, cultural and historic places to visit in Boston.

Rooms: 63

Price: from 385 EUR per night

Source: www.xvbeacon.com

Blantyre Country Estate, a proud member of Relais & Châteaux, is an award-winning, luxury resort featuring Café Boulud at Blantyre showcasing Michelin-starred chef Daniel Boulud’s lauded cuisine.

Guests will enjoy timeless gilded-age elegance, luxurious guest accommodations, a relaxing spa, as well as activities including tennis, hiking, croquet and much more.

A Tudor-style mansion and estate built in 1902, Blantyre is resplendent with modern furnishings with traditional finishes, fireplaces, sumptuous fabrics and fresh flowers. This elegant destination is set amidst 110 acres of lush lawns and woodlands in the beautiful Berkshires of western Massachusetts.

Blantyre is a relaxing retreat with a professional, caring and friendly staff. A getaway for all seasons, Blantyre offers seasonal Berkshire activities and transforms through the year to become a fall foliage destination, a summer retreat, and a winter wonderland.

We offer memorable events all year long, from Christmas tree lighting to lobster picnics on The Lawn to festive, glittering New Year’s Eve parties.

Café Boulud at Blantyre marks the debut of Chef Boulud’s cuisine in the Berkshires. His culinary team oversees the resort’s dining operation, including the Dom Perignon Salon, in-room dining, and weddings and events.

The specialty culinary offerings are enhanced by an award-winning wine cellar boasting nearly 8,000 bottles.

History, Heritage, & Today
Robert Paterson was introduced to the Lenox, MA area in the late 1890s by his friend John Sloan (of W&J Sloane). Lenox already had many great estates even before Blantyre, prompting the area to be known as “the queen of inland resorts” or, as Cleveland Amory wrote, “the Switzerland of America.”

Paterson acquired the Lenox estate of 220 acres called “Highlawn” from the Dorr family. He tore down the modest house, keeping the outbuildings. Hence, the Carriage House Stables and The Retreat at Blantyre date from the late 19th century.

He set about building a property on a grand scale, although the initial plans were purported to be drawn on the back of an envelope by the architect, Robert Henderson Robertson.

Robert Paterson’s concept was for no less than a castle of “feudal architectural features,” replete with towers, turrets, and gargoyles. The house was modeled after his mother’s ancestral home in Blantyre, Scotland. Construction began in 1901, at times employing over 300 people on the grounds and buildings.

The Manor House was furnished in English style with all furniture brought in from England. The family used the house during summer and fall seasons and entertained frequently, as was the fashion in those days.

There were garden parties with musicians imported from New York and grand dinner-dances with each party becoming more and more lavish, befitting the “Gilded Age.”

When the end of the era came some 15 to 20 years later, hastened by the introduction of the income tax, so, too, ended a lifestyle that was never to be repeated. Over the next 60 years, Blantyre went through several transitions, including a particularly destructive period in the 1970s.

In 1980, Jack and Jane Fitzpatrick fell in love with the abandoned Blantyre and organized to purchase it for their daughter, Ann Fitzpatrick Brown, who became the eighth owner. Determined to restore it to its former elegance, Ann reopened Blantyre in 1981, after extensive renovation.

Blantyre achieved the vision of the Fitzpatricks – a beautiful country house, recognized as one of the finest hotels in the world, where guests can come and stay and experience the life and service of a bygone era.

Beginning in 2000, Ann and the staff of Blantyre planned and worked toward fully winterizing Blantyre. In May 2005, Blantyre opened its doors for the first time in 25 years as a year-round operation, with The Retreat, Blantyre’s cozy and intimate spa.

After Fitzpatrick Brown’s passing in 2016, the property was purchased by Linda Law, a veteran real estate investor, who discovered the Berkshires as a student and had Blantyre on her bucket list for more than three decades.

Ms. Law decided that the beloved Manor deserved a twenty-first-century upgrade, with a bow to the old and a nod to the new, bringing this Berkshires getaway resort into a new age of Gilded Grandeur.

The Manor House
Steeped in a rich, gilded age history, the 1902 Manor House is a welcoming example of Tudor, Jacobean and Scottish influences. Original leaded glass windows, richly burnished woods and spectacular Murano chandeliers culminate in a luxurious, baronial respite.

A fusion of eclectic antique and transitional furnishings, treasured heirlooms and period art set the stage for grand entertaining throughout the public rooms.

Atop the grand staircase, eight gracious guest rooms, many with fireplaces and period details, offer houseguests the opportunity to step back into a gentler time of elegance and romance, while pampered with modern conveniences.

Each Manor House room boasts a unique character, Matouk linens, Molton Brown Bath Products, distinctive welcome amenities and modern comforts such as wi-fi and large screen televisions. Please note, due to the historic nature of the estate, there is not an elevator between floors.

Master Suite Manor House
Often referred to as our Bridal or Presidential Suite, The Paterson Suite is aptly named after the original owners of Blantyre. Conjuring the grand style of the gilded age period, the Master Suite appeals to the most discerning of guests.

Expansive living spaces and a grand, towering bath with a deep soaking tub, provides a glimpse into the daily life of this 1902 estate. With a commanding view of the Berkshire hills and the more immediate lawns and woodlands, the suite is architecturally and literally, the center of the house.

A period, crystal chandelier illuminates the luxuriously proportioned salon and king bedded room. An elegant boudoir features a wood burning fireplace and writing desk, as well as a half bath with shower.

The Carriage House
Pre-dating the Manor House and originally serving as the property’s Carriage House, this unique and charming collection of guest rooms is located adjacent to the Blantyre Spa and a mere 400 yards from the Manor House.

The rustic heritage and original details have been refurbished in a neutral palette to reflect our natural surroundings. Each guest room is named after one of the Berkshire’s gilded age “cottages”, and features a private balcony or garden terrace.

Enchanting period artwork, fine fabrics and an eclectic mixture of contemporary and antique furnishings provide a comfortable yet refined retreat.

Carriage House rooms boast a unique character, Matouk linens, Molton Brown Bath Products, distinctive welcome amenities and modern comforts such as wi-fi and large screen televisions.

Grand Deluxe Suite Carriage House
Our deluxe hotel suite offers elegant accommodations enhanced with refurbished antiques and original artwork. Thoughtfully selected color palettes inspired by our natural surroundings are complemented by timeless fabric prints.

A separate sitting area with a sofa and half bath features an outdoor terrace. Luxurious touches throughout include complimentary refreshments from a unique bar cabinet and high-definition cable television.

The bedroom offers expansive space to relax and enjoy the view of the terrace as well as a full bath with a deep soaking tub.

The Cottages
Ideal for families and those preferring seclusion within the 110-acre estate, the cottages reflect an often whimsical yet refined accommodation.

Most with full kitchens and dining areas, all with private terraces and wood burning fireplaces, guests may enjoy views of the serene countryside, just a stone’s throw away from the Manor House.

The cottages are expansive yet cozy, with distinctive charm. Each cottage boasts a unique character, Matouk linens, Molton Brown Bath Products, welcome amenities and modern comforts such as wi-fi and large screen televisions.

The Old Bath House
Country chic in design, the Old Bath House is decorated in shades of coral, bisque and turquoise. A spacious living room opens onto a private terrace overlooking the wheat meadows. A cozy kitchen and dining area boasts American furniture and a charming pot-belly stove.

A king bed is adjacent to a lovely window seat which overlooks the perimeter gardens at the edge of the estate – ideal for reading any time of year. The Bathroom is comprised of a deep claw-footed soaking tub, walk-in shower and pedestal sink, with a spray of natural light from a petite window.

Café Boulud at Blantyre
We are thrilled to announce the permanent residency of Café Boulud at Blantyre. Michelin-starred Chef Daniel Boulud now adds the Berkshires to his portfolio of global dining destinations.

The seasonal menu, developed by Chef Daniel and Executive Chef Ethan Koelbel, showcases innovative French classics utilizing the freshest ingredients sourced locally. Dinner is currently offered Wednesday through Sunday from 5pm to 9pm.

DANIEL BOULUD
Daniel Boulud is Chef-Owner of several award-winning restaurants and the Feast & Fêtes catering company. While he hails from outside Lyon, France, it is in New York that he has truly mastered the dining scene and is today considered one of America’s leading culinary authorities.

Raised on his family’s farm in the village of Saint-Pierre-de-Chandieu, the chef remains inspired by the rhythm of the seasons and menus driven by fine ingredients. Since arriving in the US in 1982, Boulud has become renowned for the contemporary appeal he adds to soulful cooking rooted in French tradition.

ETHAN KOELBEL
Before joining Café Boulud at Blantyre, Chef Koelbel was the Executive Chef of Bar Boulud Boston. Prior to this, he has worked at several of New York City’s most acclaimed restaurants, including Restaurant DANIEL and Oceana Restaurant.

Chef Koelbel began his professional career working throughout Cape Code and Rhode Island, and his inspiration from New England seafood remains prevalent on his menus today. He is a native of New Mexico and earned a Culinary Arts Management degree from the Culinary Institute of America.

DIANA DOVER
Chef Dover began her tenure with The Dinex Group as a summer college intern at Café Boulud in New York City.

Upon returning to the city a year later following a year spent in France teaching English, she joined The Dinex Group and has held positions at Boulud Sud, db Bistro Moderne and Restaurant DANIEL. A native of New York City, Chef Dover is a graduate of Oberlin College.

The Champagne Salon inspired by Dom Pérignon
The new Dom Pérignon Salon, the only one of its kind sanctioned by the legendary champagne house, is tucked away in a jewelbox-like setting adorned with a vintage Baccarat crystal chandelier, ornate wood burning fireplace, and antique mirrors.

Lounge-style seating for up to 10 guests is offered indoors and on the patio. An inspired menu of canapés, prepared by the Café Boulud culinary team, is complemented by Dom Pérignon vintage selections. The Salon may also be reserved for private dinners and events.

Weddings
A Blantyre wedding is like no other. Formal or casually elegant often crafted around a brunch, dinner or cocktail reception, we will ensure your wedding is a special occasion remembered for years to come.

What’s more, you and your guests will enjoy the lauded cuisine of Michelin-starred Chef Daniel Boulud, whose skilled team in Café Boulud at Blantyre oversees all weddings and events. As a full-service Berkshires wedding venue, every wedding at Blantyre is customized to the individual tastes and needs of the engaged party.

Whether a seated dinner for 120 guests, a tented affair for 250 or a cocktail reception for 300, we will match the details of your event to the ideal indoor or outdoor wedding venue on our property.

Our on-site wedding professional will guide you through each decision, from custom floral arrangements and table linens to the after-party menu of late night treats – every selection may be entirely of your choosing, with no two ever the same.

And, with just one wedding held at this getaway resort each day, our focus is entirely on your event. We are there with you every step of the way to plan, support and bring to life your vision for a beautiful and memorable wedding in the Berkshires.

Meetings & Corporate Retreats
Located equidistant between New York and Boston, and situated on 110 acres of lawns and woodlands, Blantyre is an inspiring destination perfect for your corporate meeting, product launch, business retreat or holiday party.

Our flexible corporate meeting spaces are well-suited to professional set-ups for up to 80 guests. With impeccable food and service, our Massachusetts venue lets you go larger than life with property takeovers for the ultimate corporate retreat.

Private Events
Bridal showers, baby showers, rehearsal dinners, book signings are just a few of the special events we cater to at Blantyre. Our Events Manager will tailor the event to your specifications to ensure a successful and memorable occasion.

Spa by Blantyre
From the moment you set foot into Spa by Blantyre, your wellness is of the utmost priority. Our Berkshires spa getaway is a haven of serenity that invites you to forget the stresses of the day. Set in the footprint of Blantyre’s original greenhouses, The Spa is a meditative sanctuary surrounded by the estate gardens.

Seasonal and organic ingredients, master therapists, and open hearts converge to guide your personalized journey to relaxation and wellness. Stop time, be present, and explore our luxurious oasis of wellness-focused spaces.

Self-guided experiences: No two paths to wellness are exactly alike. Whether you’re about to enjoy a spa service, returning from hiking in the Berkshires, or you’ve just explored the estate’s private grounds, we invite you to take a moment to simply be. Wellness cannot be defined by a single treatment or activity, but it often surprises us in curious and quiet moments, and those moments are awaiting you.

Vitality Bar: Nourish your mind and body with a replenishing cup of tea or seasonally-infused water.

Relaxation Room: Experience the scenic beauty of the Berkshires under a cozy throw as you float back to reality at your own pace. Read, reflect, or simply be still gazing out at the estate gardens.

Each of our personalized services is enveloped in tranquility, bringing you wellness through the ultimate indulgence in relaxation.

Fitness Center: The fitness center, located adjacent to the spa, features a variety of state-of-the-art workout equipment and weights. Guests can access this area at their convenience at any time.

The Pool: Located at the Spa, the outdoor heated Pool is open daily from Memorial Day to Labor Day. A creative, limited food and beverage menu on the Pool Terrace is also available.

The Boutique at Blantyre
The Boutique at Blantyre features a curated selection of designer items and specialty gifts. Showcasing hand-crafted items from local artisans as well as iconic heritage brands, the Boutique is ideal for all your gift giving needs. Included among the curated offerings are Blantyre logo apparel, jewelry pieces, Baccarat crystal gifts, and Jo Malone candles.

ACTIVITIES
While staying at Blantyre, you’ll find there are many activities you can enjoy without ever having to leave the property.

With advance notice, we are happy to help schedule lessons and appointments or arrange for special requests. We can also assist with other things to do in the Berkshires. Simply call or stop by the Front Desk at your convenience.

Ramblewild Obstacle Course
For the adventurous at heart, neighboring Feronia Forest is home to Ramblewood, a thrilling tree-to-tree obstacle course offering an exciting challenge for guests of all ages. Eight obstacle courses meander through trees at various heights for a one-of-a-kind outdoor experience, perfectly suited for a late-spring afternoon.

Maple Sugaring
Long a beloved tradition in the Berkshires, maple sugaring is a sure sign that winter is over and spring is on its way. Between mid-February and mid-March, take a drive to one of a handful of nearby farms open to the public for informative tours, samples and product for purchase.

Bird Watching
As the last of the sparkling snow melts, our native feathered neighbors return, affording guests the chance to observe a stunning variety of birds.

Just a ten-minute drive from Blantyre, The Audubon Society’s Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary boasts seven miles of varied trails across over 1,100 acres, delighting birdwatchers and nature lovers alike.

Hiking
Our surrounding landscape is laced with a myriad of beautiful hiking trails, giving guests ample opportunity to experience the rejuvenating energy of springtime whether by way of a leisurely stroll or a more challenging ascent.

Snowshoeing
For guests who prefer a slightly less rigorous winter activity, snowshoeing is an ideal option to enjoy the outdoors and take in the sights. Inquire with a Guest Relations Manager to take advantage of Blantyre’s own trails hugging the perimeter of our 110 acres of lawns and woodlands.

Or breathe in the crisp mountain air as you embark on a snowshoeing journey through picturesque Massachusetts snowshoeing trails nearby.

Skating
The Berkshires and surrounding area is home to many Massachusetts ice skating rinks, making a trip to the mountain a must-do during a winter stay at Blantyre. Take to the ice for some winter activity and enjoy the breathtaking sights of winter in Massachusetts.

There are winter ice skating opportunities available for all ages and abilities. Browse the options below, or allow our team of area experts to suggest a location best suited for your desires.

Skiing
The Berkshires and surrounding area are home to half a dozen ski areas, making a trip to the mountain a must-do during a winter stay at Blantyre.

An extensive network of trails rated for all ages and abilities offer some of the best mid-sized mountain and Nordic skiing in the northeast. Browse the winter ski holiday options below, or allow our team of area experts to suggest a location best suited for your desires.

Golf
Cranwell is a public 18-hole course as well as a Golf School adjacent to Blantyre. Please contact the Front Desk Staff at Blantyre.

Stockbridge Country Club is a private club in Stockbridge with limited booking availability. Please contact the Front Desk Staff to book advance reservations for golf in the Berkshires.

Taconic Golf Club is located in Williamstown. Reservations cannot be made until 3 days prior, in order to give their members time on the course. Please call us and we will make a note on our calendar to assist with your golfing vacation.

Fishing
Allure Outfitters is run by Rex Channel, an experienced fisherman, and would be happy to instruct you in fly fishing. Advanced reservations are required, equipment can be provided or you may bring your own gear.

Berkshire Rivers Fly Fishing Enjoy fly fishing in The Berkshires. Take a float trip along Berkshire River, wade in to fish-rich waters or improve your skills with a casting lesson. Reservations are required.

Antique Shopping
Throughout Berkshire County, antique shops abound. The highest concentration is along Route 7 from Great Barrington south through Sheffield to Connecticut (about a 25-minute drive from Blantyre).

Dealers offer a wide variety of antiques including furniture, silver, jewelry, art, pottery, and textiles, as well as appraisals and auctions for the novice or serious shopper.

Historical Houses
Edith Wharton’s home, The Mount located a few minutes down the road. Explore gardens and trails with a stop in the bookstore before you depart. Open daily May-October

Arrowhead is the home of Herman Melville. The novel Moby Dick was written here while Herman Melville looked toward Mt. Greylock. Located in Pittsfield, MA about a 20-minute drive from Blantyre, this small museum is charming.

Mission House is a National Historic Landmark and was home to the first missionary to the Mohican Indians. The Mission House is part of the Trustees of Reservations properties located in Stockbridge, MA.

Naumkeag was the home of Ambassador Choate, Ambassador to Great Britain in the late 1800s. His daughter developed the gardens, designed by Fletcher Steel, and upon her death, donated the entire property to the Trustees of Reservations who have maintained the house as it was in the late 1800s.

Museums
Norman Rockwell Museum is a 20-minute drive from Blantyre. It houses the world’s largest collection of original art by America’s favorite illustrator. His studio and a gift shop are open daily (except Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day).

Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute is a gem of a museum located in Williamstown, MA, featuring an outstanding collection of Impressionist paintings, silver and sculpture.

Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, or MassMoCA, is located about an hour north of Blantyre in North Adams, MA. Set in renovated industrial buildings of the former Sprague Electric complex, this vast setting provides an extraordinary space for contemporary art and sculpture.

Hancock Shaker Village is a 20 minute drive from Blantyre. It is the best Shaker museum in the country, with 12 restored buildings and a gift shop. It is open daily all year round.

Chesterwood was the home of Daniel Chester French, sculptor of the Lincoln Memorial. It is a wonderful museum with beautiful gardens. Open from May until mid-October.

Frelinghuysen Morris House and Studio sits on a 46-acre estate next to Tanglewood. It was the home of American abstract artists George L.K. Morris and Suzy Frelinghuysen, and now showcases many of their works. Open July 4 – Columbus Day.

Crane Museum of Papermaking traces the history of papermaking in the United States.

Berkshire Museum is a fine local museum for art, history and natural science.

Website: www.blantyre.com

Rooms: 23

Price: from 644 EUR per night

Discover a new Boston hotel in beloved Beacon Hill. A refined gem among Boston boutique hotels, The Whitney welcomes guests to a calming retreat where uncomplicated luxury resides. Rooms are restful enclaves that provide a chic place to sleep, while the hotel’s social spaces serve everything from coffee to cocktails.

Inspired by our namesake, Henry Melville Whitney—an American Industrialist and founder of the West End Railway Company —attention is paid to the smallest of details, from lush gardens by Matthew Cunningham down to interiors by Ealain Studio.

With the help of the architects at Boston-based Hacin + Associates, we have created a new cult favorite of the neighborhood—a timeless classic with urban flair. Blending in seamlessly with Beacon Hill’s black-shuttered townhouses and fashionable boutiques, The Whitney is an unexpected find where guests are indulged and instantly at home.

At The Whitney Hotel, comfort reigns supreme and guests feel understood, indulged, and instantly at home. Our hotel amenities are just one way we ensure restful simplicity in our treasured Boston neighborhood.

A BESPOKE BEACON HILL FIND
The Whitney, a new 65-room luxury boutique hotel, opened its doors in June 2019 in Boston’s historic Beacon Hill. The property is revitalizing and expanding an existing hotel to create a new landmark at the corner of Charles Street and Cambridge Street in the treasured neighborhood.

Named for Henry Melville Whitney, a prominent Boston industrialist and one-time owner of the site, The Whitney offers guests generous hospitality through sophisticated simplicity and cultured comforts

The Whitney Hotel’s Beacon Hill address embodies the best of the classic brick townhouse style associated with the neighborhood and balances the vibrancy of the city with the serenity of its idyllic location.

Beacon Hill is more than a neighborhood – it’s a crossroads. Old world and new school intersect here. As do art and intellect, history and culture. Like nowhere else, Beacon Hill revels in the city’s storied past as it brilliantly scribes its future.

One of the finest luxury hotels in Boston, The Whitney celebrates this remarkable exchange, drawing from its unique place to bring a rare essence and irreplaceable spirit to every guest touchpoint.

Within the hotel, discoveries are enriched with the lure and lore of Beacon Hill – with riffs on long-standing architectural details and nods to the modern makers that made this place – creating a connection to here, so the experience feels freshly-minted, time and again, and guests truly appreciate where they are, in this memorable place.

NEIGHBORHOOD PASSKEY
Crossing the threshold into The Whitney Hotel gives you a passkey to the neighborhood — unlocking the door to a rich array of local experiences that allow you to indulge your appetite for adventure, and enjoy a real taste of Beacon Hill’s best.

The Whitney is unique among beacon hill hotels; our cache of neighborhood partners is well-curated, availing guests in-residence to the special perks and neighborhood niceties locals seek and savor.

From little extras at Beacon Hill Chocolates to VIP treatment at Frette and December Thieves, to an all-star community of fitness + wellness purveyors, simply checking into our hotel near downtown Boston allows our guests to check out the environs in signature style.

At each return, guests discover a fresh list of astonishing new finds, so every stay is special. To unlock these exclusive offers close to our hotel near Longfellow Bridge Boston, simply show your Whitney Hotel room key at participating Neighborhood Passkey shops.

ROOMS & SUITES
The Whitney Hotel’s Beacon Hill address embodies the best of the classic brick townhouse style associated with the neighborhood and balances the vibrancy of the city with the serenity of its idyllic location. When it comes to accommodations in Boston, few enjoy such a prime setting.

A haven apart from the urban hustle, welcoming guests with uncomplicated, urbane luxury, complemented by the comforts and indulgences of home – our guestrooms are comfortable and smartly designed with large windows, WRIGHT mattresses, premium showers and baths, and organic bath amenities from the Australian line Grown Alchemist.

The Whitney also boasts some of the finest suites in Boston, with four large, uniquely designed suites offering sweeping views of Beacon Hill, the Charles River, Cambridge, and beyond. Guests will have access to fitness experiences through collaborations with local brand partners, curated excursions and activities.

SUITES
Luxury Hotel Suites that provide a townhouse residential experience. A mix of urban and quiet comfort, take a break from the bustling city into our own townhouse residential experience. Our suites are available with King bed and about 650 sq feet of space. One of our King Suites is available with ADA accessibility features with a mobility tub as well as hearing accessibility.

If you are looking to extend your stay and wish for more room, or are traveling with the family, we welcome you to stay in one of our adjoining suites which is comprised of one Premium King Suite and one Classic King Guestroom.

DINING
How do we provide the best dining in Boston? With a menu of seasonal dishes that are prepared from scratch, by hand, and in our kitchen. Whether it’s snacks or soups, antipasti or sandwiches, savory dishes or handmade pastas, the fare at our Boston restaurant is fresh and innovative. Please note that the menu is subject to change based on availability and seasonality.

PEREGRINE RESTAURANT 
The highly-anticipated restaurant Peregrine is now open and has become one of the best places to eat in Boston. Our restaurant in Beacon Hill features a coastal Mediterranean culinary program. It focuses on the cuisine and culture of the Italian islands of Sardinia and Sicily, as well as the neighboring influences of Corsica and Catalonia.

PET FRIENDLY HOTEL
The Whitney Hotel is an urban sanctuary for you and your best four-legged friends. Through our Whitney Wags program, we’ve partnered with leading artisans who specialize in creating special experiences and products for your pets. From gourmet treats to dog beds as insanely plush as your own, treat your pet to a bespoke Beacon Hill stay that caters to their every need.

Rooms: 65

Price: from 296 EUR per night

Source: www.whitneyhotelboston.com