The Ritz-Carlton Boston

The Ritz-Carlton Boston - overview.

Overlooking the Swan Boats in the Public Garden, this classic hotel has been a local landmark since its opening in 1927.
Crystal chandeliers in guestrooms light the way for the hotel’s Bath Butler service, offering an in-room Bath Menu.
Guests linger in the halls or take Afternoon Tea in The Lounge while admiring a collection of 19th-century art and antiques.

Deluxe Room - Guestrooms offer one king or two double beds; rooms can accommodate a maximum of three guests.

What to expect:

Amenity highlights: Service in many forms makes the Ritz-Carlton stand out as a luxurious icon among hotels. Everything focuses on the guest, from complimentary overnight shoeshine service to a Bath Butler who draws custom baths upon request. The Dining Room typifies the hotel’s attention to detail, tradition, and innovation, with a creative menu of French-inspired cuisine in a formal setting.
Insider tip: In E.B. White’s children’s novel The Trumpet of the Swan, Louis the swan stayed at this Ritz-Carlton while in Boston. The hotel can arrange a variety of activities and services for young guests based on this theme, including afternoon tea, children’s menus, and picnic baskets to take to the Swan Boats at the Public Garden.

The Dining Room - This stately culinary landmark has been a feature since the hotel’s 1927 opening. Elegant and creative dining during the week is topped by a Grand Sunday Buffet Brunch, a favorite among Bostonians. Ritz-Carlton’s signature cobalt blue glassware—seen in the hotelier’s properties worldwide—originated with The Dining Room’s Czechoslovakian chandeliers. Reservations are required.
The Café - A wall of windows with panoramic views of Newbury Street creates a lively backdrop for power breakfasts, animated luncheons, and pre- or post-theater dining.
The Bar - This well-known spot for cocktails opened in the 1930s to celebrate the repeal of Prohibition. A fireplace and views of the Public Garden punctuate the club-like atmosphere. Guests come for The Bar’s well-known martinis and signature Ritz Fizz. Light dining is also available.
The Lounge - The hotel’s spacious drawing room is an ideal setting for traditional Afternoon Tea or a relaxing glass of port or champagne. Reservations are required.

Extra person charges may apply depending on hotel policy.
There are no room charges for children occupying the same room as their parents.
Rollaways and cribs may be available and should be requested at the time of booking; fees may apply.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required upon check-in for incidental charges.
All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in.
Check-in time is 3 PM
Check-out time is 12 PM
Small pets allowed

In city center
In theater district
Near convention center
Newbury Street shopping - adjacent
Public Garden - across the street
Boston Common - across the street
Copley Place shopping - 0.5 miles
Freedom Trail - 0.75 miles
Symphony Hall - 1 mile
Quincy Market - 1.5 miles
Faneuil Hall - 1.5 miles
Fenway Park - 2 miles
Paul Revere House - 2.5 miles
Old North Church - 2.5 miles
Bunker Hill Monument - 2.5 miles
Castle Island - 4 miles
Harvard Square - 4.5 miles
JFK Library and Museum - 5 miles
Harbor Island - 15 miles
Logan International Airport (BOS): Approximate distance is 5 miles.
Driving directions from Logan International Airport: Follow signs to the Sumner Tunner. After the tunnel, take the second right onto I-93 North. Exit at Cambridge/Storrow Dr. Follow Storrow signs to Back Bay and exit at Copley Square; continue for two blocks to the hotel on the right, just after Commonwealth Ave.