Check out the city’s most luxurious suites.
Situated steps from the Public Garden, Boston Park Plaza’s presidential suite offers an oasis of comfort with chic living spaces.
Boston Park Plaza
Boston Park Plaza stands as the pinnacle of historic charm—nearly every United States president has been swept away by its grandeur since 1927. A sophisticated pieda-terre, the Plaza’s presidential suite encompasses a primary bedroom with custom millwork, luxurious sheets and plush Sahara Nights pillows for a good night’s rest. Don’t forget to stop by Strega Italiano on the first floor and try the exceptional seafood medley in the cioppino or the hearty polpette appetizer. 50 Park Plaza, 617.426.2000, bostonparkplaza.com
Boston Harbor Hotel at Rowes Wharf
After a day of flavorful sips and delectable bites from the Boston Wine & Food Festival, head up the private elevator entrance to Boston Harbor Hotel’s John Adams Presidential Suite for a monumental President’s Day excursion. As part of the 34th annual festival, the hotel will boast deluxe offerings—think four grand bedrooms, a fully stocked bar of prime liquors and wines, and an exclusive dinner with a toast by the chef to top the night. To further entice, the hotel will also gift four bottles of signature wine to presidential guests. 70 Rowes Wharf, 1.800.752.7077, bostonharborhotel.com
Immerse yourself in historic New England opulence at Fairmont Copley Plaza’s most exclusive stay.
Fairmont Copley Plaza
Every Julia Child aficionado has binged the first season of Julia on HBO Max, and if you look closely, Fairmont Copley Plaza’s presidential suite makes a guest appearance. As illustrated in the acclaimed biography, the elegant decor, breathtaking views of Copley Square and hand-carved four-poster bed keenly resemble the likes of a Back Bay brownstone in this suite. Whether inviting friends into the spacious living room adorned with a decorative fireplace or treating yourself to an evening in the deep soaking tub, it’s bound to surpass expectations. 138 St. James Ave., 617.267.5300, fairmont-copley-plaza.com
Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street, Boston
What’s better than an evening dip in a sumptuous soaking tub overlooking Boston’s skyline? This hotel’s most splendid suite is the height of luxury stays with modern finishes and expansive spaces throughout. In the dining area, enjoy meals prepared by your 24-hour personal chef—bites are brought up through the suite’s service entrance in the pantry. Looking to make the most out of your stay? Head to the Wellness Floor in your complimentary pure cotton bathrobe and slippers for a soothing facial and massage combo. 1 Dalton St., 617.377.4888, fourseasons.com/onedalton
Unwind above Back Bay in Mandarin Oriental, Boston’s modern and elegant presidential suite
Mandarin Oriental, Boston
Adorned with delicately printed floral walls, the primary bedroom of this presidential suite wows with the utmost opulence. Find Champalimaud-designed custom furniture in the living room, contrasting the exposed wood walls and upholstered wall panels that create a serene atmosphere of East Asian decadence. For an evening in, treat yourself to the fully stocked mini bar, personal kitchenette and Back Bay city views. 776 Boylston St., 617.535.8888, mandarinoriental.com/boston
The Liberty Hotel
Sleek decor, neutral tones and ornate architecture—it’s no wonder the Liberty Hotel has remained a quintessential Boston stay for 18 years. Travel within what was once the Charles Street Jail to find the Ebersol Suite: a magnificent space to sit back and tune into your favorite channel on the 65-inch flat-panel television. And when work comes calling? Don’t fret; a private library within the premises promises uninterrupted focus. For much-needed breaks from your computer (or a glass of vino), step out onto your terrace for a panoramic view encompassing the State House all the way to Charlestown. 215 Charles St., 617.224.4000, libertyhotel.com
The Newbury Boston
When staying at The Newbury Boston, your hardest decision will be picking between the splendor of The Mansion or The Corner House. Reside in The Mansion’s stately residence for a tranquil stay overlooking the Public Garden, or unwind in The Corner House as you admire its eclectic detail of luxury residential home living. Walk-in closets, floor-to-ceiling views and butler’s pantries are offered in both settings—the choice is yours. 1 Newbury St., 617.536.5700, thenewburyboston.com
Enjoy cocktails by the fire in The Ritz-Carlton, Boston’s presidential suite before indulging in a delectable meal at its eatery, Artisan Bistro
The Ritz-Carlton, Boston
Sip your morning coffee as electric shades roll up with just the touch of a button, revealing views of historic Boston Common and the Public Garden through floor-to-ceiling windows. The luxurious marble foyer sets the stage for an unforgettable stay, guiding you to the plethora of living spaces—think a spacious king bedroom, dining room and butler’s pantry. Plus, presidential suite guests are guaranteed access to the Club Level Lounge oasis where breakfast, light-fare lunch, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails and more await, as well as a private entrance and complimentary access to the Equinox Sports Club. 10 Avery St., 617.574.7100, ritzcarlton.com.
Photography by: COURTESY OF BOSTON PARK PLAZA; COURTESY OF FAIRMONT COPLEY PLAZA; COURTESY OF MANDARIN ORIENTAL, BOSTON; DON RIDDLE
