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The Ritz-Carlton, Boston(*****)
 In traditional Ritz-Carlton style, French-Provincial furnishings and crystal chandeliers create a memorable experience in each guestroom. Beds are topped with luxurious linens and bedding, and bathrooms are stocked with European toiletries. Windows open onto views of Newbury Street, surrounding buildings, or an interior courtyard. Deluxe Room - Guestrooms offer one king or two double beds; rooms can accommodate a maximum of three guests.
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 Rooms include Air conditioning, Cable/satellite TV, Clock radio, Complimentary newspaper, Desk, Hair dryer, High-speed Internet connection, In-room safe, Iron/ironing board (on request), Mini/honor bar, Modem Internet access, Multi-line phone, Non-smoking rooms, Pay movies, Premium bedding, Voice mail, Wheelchair accessible, Window open-operating.
The Ritz-Carlton, Boston amenities include The Dining Room - This stately culinary landmark has been a feature since the hotel?s 1927 opening. Elegant and creative dining during the week is topped by a Grand Sunday Buffet Brunch, a favorite among Bostonians. Ritz-Carlton?s signature cobalt blue glassware?seen in the hotelier?s properties worldwide?originated with The Dining Room?s Czechoslovakian chandeliers. Reservations are required. The Café - A wall of windows with panoramic views of Newbury Street creates a lively backdrop for power breakfasts, animated luncheons, and pre- or post-theater dining. The Bar - This well-known spot for cocktails opened in the 1930s to celebrate the repeal of Prohibition. A fireplace and views of the Public Garden punctuate the club-like atmosphere. Guests come for The Bar?s well-known martinis and signature Ritz Fizz. Light dining is also available. The Lounge - The hotel?s spacious drawing room is an ideal setting for traditional Afternoon Tea or a relaxing glass of port or champagne. Reservations are required.
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What to expect: Standing at the end of Newbury Street, The Ritz-Carlton, Boston is well-known for attracting celebrities and royalty. Its history and traditions reflect its status as the longest continuously open Ritz-Carlton hotel in the United States (since 1927). Opulent decor, impeccable service, and elegant dining uphold the hotel?s reputation as the ?grande dame? of Boston. Amenity highlights: Service in many forms makes the Ritz-Carlton stand out as a luxurious icon among hotels. Everything focuses on the guest, from complimentary overnight shoeshine service to a Bath Butler who draws custom baths upon request. The Dining Room typifies the hotel?s attention to detail, tradition, and innovation, with a creative menu of French-inspired cuisine in a formal setting. Insider tip: In E.B. White?s children?s novel The Trumpet of the Swan, Louis the swan stayed at this Ritz-Carlton while in Boston. The hotel can arrange a variety of activities and services for young guests based on this theme, including afternoon tea, children?s menus, and picnic baskets to take to the Swan Boats at the Public Garden.
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24-hour room service, Babysitting or child care, Banquet facilities, Business center, Concierge, Conference rooms, Currency exchange, Fitness center, Gift shops or newsstand, Laundry service, Safe-deposit box - front desk, Shoe shine, Turndown service, Use of nearby fitness center (discount for guests), Valet parking, The hotel upholds Ritz-Carlton?s trademark commitment to attentive personal service in elegant surroundings. The entire building was renovated and updated to celebrate its 75th anniversary in 2002. A new fitness center offers a wide range of cardiovascula .
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