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A Spectacular Stage
Revel in Boston’s iconic spectacles from the city’s pulsating Theatre District. Home to W Boston, just a short stroll from the historical Boston Common, it infuses the city’s celebrated history with the buzz of bold boutiques and dynamic nightlife.
Exhilarating Amusements
Savor the tastes of our vibrant Market inspired by Jean-Georges Vongerichten. Hang out in the visionary W Lounge then recharge with an energizing workout at SWEAT® and detoxifying treatment at Bliss® Spa.
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Bask in our 235 guest rooms and suites with panoramic views of the ever-evolving scene below. Or put on your own show with the fully wired technology and top entertainment—our Whatever/Whenever® service will make sure you have everything you need.
Mix it up.
Check out Boston’s colorful mix of creativity and commerce—from the Back Bay to the North End. Irish pubs, Italian pasticcerie, Chinese teahouses, universities; they are all just steps from W Boston, which is located in Midtown, the center stage of the city’s shopping and nightlife.
Take a stroll to the Waterfront, where the New England Aquarium unites with harbor cruises and whale-watching expeditions. Then indulge in dim sum down in Chinatown, the country’s fourth largest Chinese community. Of course nearby in the North End, Italian bistros and cafes line the streets. Be sure to sample the most coveted cannolis in town at Mike’s Pastry.
Explore closer to home at Faneuil Hall. The gathering spot of abolitionists, temperance advocates and suffragists is now a modern day marketplace full of shops offering everything from New England’s best crafts to the city’s celebrated chowder. Or head over to Newbury Street for high-end stores and independent boutiques before basking in the Boston Common. The country’s oldest public park, it borders a number of the city’s neighborhoods and is just minutes from Louisburg Square and Beacon Hill’s narrow tree-lined streets, brick and cobblestone alleyways, and architectural showpieces. Infuse your day with even more history across the Charles River at Cambridge, home to both MIT and Harvard.
And there are always the city’s sports. Cheer on the Celtics and Bruins at TD Banknorth Garden, visit Fenway Park (a.k.a. the Green Monster) for a Red Sox game or salute the Patriots at Gillette Stadium. You can do almost all of it by foot via the famous Freedom Trail, or just hop on the T. Of course we’re also happy to provide insider recommendations. Just ask.
Take a stroll to the Waterfront, where the New England Aquarium unites with harbor cruises and whale-watching expeditions. Then indulge in dim sum down in Chinatown, the country’s fourth largest Chinese community. Of course nearby in the North End, Italian bistros and cafes line the streets. Be sure to sample the most coveted cannolis in town at Mike’s Pastry.
Explore closer to home at Faneuil Hall. The gathering spot of abolitionists, temperance advocates and suffragists is now a modern day marketplace full of shops offering everything from New England’s best crafts to the city’s celebrated chowder. Or head over to Newbury Street for high-end stores and independent boutiques before basking in the Boston Common. The country’s oldest public park, it borders a number of the city’s neighborhoods and is just minutes from Louisburg Square and Beacon Hill’s narrow tree-lined streets, brick and cobblestone alleyways, and architectural showpieces. Infuse your day with even more history across the Charles River at Cambridge, home to both MIT and Harvard.
And there are always the city’s sports. Cheer on the Celtics and Bruins at TD Banknorth Garden, visit Fenway Park (a.k.a. the Green Monster) for a Red Sox game or salute the Patriots at Gillette Stadium. You can do almost all of it by foot via the famous Freedom Trail, or just hop on the T. Of course we’re also happy to provide insider recommendations. Just ask.
