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Marriott Copley Place(*****)
 Boston Marriott Copley Place has 1100 guestrooms and 47 suites, each tastefully decorated and featuring all the amenities one would expect at a modern hotel. Each room and suite features air conditioning, cable TV, in-house movies, telephone with data ports and voicemail, tea and coffee making facilities, minibar, hairdryer and iron. There are 200 guestrooms dedicated to business travellers, each equipped with all the necessary equipment for the visiting executive.
The hotel boasts an indoor swimming pool and health club with whirlpool and sauna, ideal for relaxing after a day?s sight seeing or business.
Boston Marriott Copley Place is also the perfect venue for business meetings and conferences. With everything from Executive Boardrooms to New England?s largest ballroom, the experienced and attentive staff, backed up by the latest in modern technology, can ensure that any meeting will run professionally and meet the highest standards.
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 Boston Marriott Copley place is situated on the heart of Boston?s historic Back Bay, just off the Massachusetts Turnpike. It is close to the Museum of Fine Art, Boston Common and many other places of interest. The area is well served by public transport. Boston Marriott Copley Place is located in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. It is just 7.5km from Logan Airport and close to public transport links and main roads.
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Boston Marriott Copley Place offers its guests an array of dining options; Gourmeli?s serves American cuisine in a casual setting whereas Bello Mondo offers delicious Italian cuisine in elegant surroundings. For the sports fan, Champion?s offers good food and entertainment whilst the Sushi Bar offers the best in this Japanese cuisine. There are a variety of restaurants and diners within easy reach of the hotel.Whether your visit is for business or pleasure, the Marriott Copley Place is the ideal place to stay in Boston. With a strong emphasis on a quality service, your comfort is assured at this first class establishment, where convenience is guaranteed thanks to its excellent location and numerous amenities. |
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Boston is a compact, historic city that is perfect for walking around. The city has many well preserved historic buildings, the most famous of which is Faneuil Hall which was built in the 1740s. The hall has always been a market with an upstairs meeting hall, and with the adjacent Quincy Market has become one of the city?s foremost attractions. Fish mongers and butchers still have stalls in Quincy Market?s warehouses, but they now share space with trendy cafés, bars and shops and street performers regularly perform outside. Beacon Hill is easily identified by the gilt dome of the Massachusetts State House. Other historical buildings on the hill include the Old State House and the Old South Meeting House, where a 1774 grievance session about a new tax turned into the Boston Tea Party. Just across the Charles River from Boston is Cambridge, home to Harvard University and crammed with all the book shops, cafés, restaurants and shops you would expect to find in a university town. Bunker Hill Monument and Monument Square, lined with restored Colonial and Federal houses, can be found in the Charlestown area of the city. |
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