InterContinental Boston

After opening its doors in 2006, this hotel has emerged as one of the newest and most exclusive in Boston, with a glass facade and an architecture inspired by cargo ships that once navigated the waters of the city's port. Surrounded by the waters of Fort Point Channel on the one hand and the parks of Rose Kennedy Greenway on the other, the hotel is exactly where the historic tea riot happened, the origin of the revolution of independence of the United States. Guests can enjoy large rooms and modern amenities, as well as the luxurious services offered by the Spa and the exclusive Club Lounge on the 12th floor. The central location of the hotel on the Boston coast allows easy access to shops in Downtown Crossing, the historic Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market or eat at the Noth End, all within a short walk away. There are three metro lines in the immediate vicinity, which will allow guests to easily explore other areas of the city.


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