The Eliot Hotel, Boston

The Eliot Hotel - A historic boutique hotel with award-winning dining and Back Bay location

This 5-star historic boutique hotel features 95 European-inspired guestrooms and suites with Italian marble bathrooms, ikat fabrics, flat-screen HD TVs with streaming capabilities, and work desks. The property houses UNI, a Japanese tavern-inspired restaurant by James Beard award-winning chef Ken Oringer serving innovative sashimi, nigiri, and global street food-inspired small plates. Located in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood on Commonwealth Avenue, The Eliot Hotel sits near the Museum of Fine Arts (0.5 miles), Copley Square (0.5 miles), and is one block from Hynes Convention Center subway station. Business amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the property, a 288-square-foot Commonwealth Boardroom for meetings, and 1422 square feet of total meeting space. Spacious one-bedroom suites feature queen-size sleeper sofas separated by double French doors, suitable for families. Dining at UNI restaurant is available through room service at The Eliot Hotel.

Pros

Historic boutique property with European-inspired design featuring Italian marble bathrooms and ikat fabrics

UNI restaurant helmed by James Beard award-winning chef Ken Oringer serving innovative Japanese cuisine

Central Back Bay location near Museum of Fine Arts and one block from Hynes Convention Center subway station

Spacious suites with separate living areas and queen-size sleeper sofas, suitable for families

Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the property and business-friendly meeting spaces available

Cons

No pool or spa facilities on the property

Limited on-site dining options beyond UNI restaurant