Omni Parker House Hotel Boston 
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Located on the Freedom Trail in the heart of Boston, the Omni Parker House is rich in tradition and unparalleled in service. The longest continuously operating hotel in the United States, this
beloved Boston institution has hosted world luminaries from poets to philosophers to presidents since 1856. Blending past and present in an unforgettable experience, the Omni Parker House is a hotel like no other.. |
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 LOCATION & AREA |
Three blocks (five minutes) from Faneuil Hall Marketplace.
Two blocks (two minutes) from Government Center.
One block (two minutes) from Downtown Crossing shopping district.
Two blocks (three minutes) from Boston Common/Boston Public Gardens.
One mile (10 minute public transit ride) from Museum of Science.
Eight blocks (10 minutes) from New England Aquarium.
Two blocks (two minutes) from Massachusetts Statehouse.
10 minutes by public transportation to Hynes Convention Center.
Five minutes by public transportation to World Trade Center.
Two blocks (three minutes) from Post Office Square (The Financial Center of Boston). .
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| Address : 60 School Street Boston, Massachusetts 02108 |
| ROOMS |
History and tradition describe our 551recently restored guest rooms. Each room features the beautiful décor of custom cherrywood furnishings with richly colored fabrics. All rooms include a private bath, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, in-room movie selections, voice mail and two-line phones with dataports. All rooms (excluding economy)also include a work desk and fully stocked refreshment :
551 exquisitely appointed guest rooms and suites blend the past and present with contemporary amenities and authentic decor
166 European Rooms featuring one full-size double bed and executive work desk
156 Deluxe Rooms featuring king or queen-sized bed and separate work desk area
147 Traditional Rooms featuring two double beds
40 Executive King Rooms, oversize room with living room, alcove area with work desk and a pull-out queen-size sofa
21 Economy Single Rooms includes one full-size double bed. Maximum one person per room
20 One Bedroom Suites individually decorated honoring an historic Boston figure. Includes king or queen-sized bed, formal living room, pull-out sofa, armchair and a large work area
Harvey Parker Suite features a Jacuzzi tub, formal dining room and a wet bar
28 ADA rooms available
468 non-smoking guest rooms
Guest rooms feature soothing hues, richly colored fabrics, custom cherry furnishings and well-polished heirlooms
Check-in: 3:00 p.m., Check-out: 12:00 p.m.
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| DINING |
At Parkers Restaurant, Executive Chef Jerry Tice celebrates a nostalgic cuisine with a contemporary flair, birthplace of the Boston Cream Pie, the Parker House Roll and Boston Scrod. Parker’s Bar, a mahogany and stained glass haven, is the perfect spot for having a drink by the fire Last Hurrah is modeled after the traditional Boston bar of the bygone era. Features signature martinis and light fare. 24-hour guest room dining available
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| AMENITIES |
24-hour guest room dining
Daily housekeeping service
Express check-in and check-out
Foreign currency exchange
Gift shop
Pets under 25 lbs. allowed ($50 non-refundable fee)
Professional concierge staff
Safe deposit boxes
Same day dry cleaning services available seven days a week
Wheelchair access, braille signage, universal hearing-impaired guest room devices including fire detectors, alarm clock and door knocker, 6 ADA, closed-caption TV, volume-control telephones
Valet (fee)
Hotel concierge can arrange car rental, limousine and town car service
Boston is well-served by ground transportation companies that provide service throughout the city |
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| Prices from: $149. Prices change according to the type of room, the day, the season or discounts available. |
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